Obituary archives 2. The archiving of obituaries that have been published in the Methow Valley News is an ongoing process. Obituaries that have been archived here are posted alphabetically, by year.

More recent obituaries can be found here. William Whelan Biddle. Beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather, friend, and teacher, William Whelan Biddle, died peacefully June 7, 2. Born May 1. 3, 1.

Alice and Craig Biddle, Bill was raised on the Philadelphia Main Line, and always romanticized about being “out West.” After successful stints teaching in Boston and New Hampshire, he came west to Seattle in 1. Then he worked for the National Park Service, including a time at City of Rocks in southern Idaho. He took up a third career as weather journalist and wrote for 2. Methow Valley News where he made his second home in Winthrop, buying a place where he “could ski out the front door.”From his youth Bill loved the outdoors and the mountains – hiking, snowshoeing, backpacking, skiing, canoeing, snakes and other creatures, trees and wildflowers – all were embraced with zest and vigor, qualities which became his trademark.

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But the qualities which most endeared him to others were his genuine interest in and respect for others, and his ability to convey this with warmth and sincerity. In all his careers, he involved the outdoors, establishing and maintaining outing clubs for the boys he taught, extending their appreciation of nature and literature reciting Walden and the Odyssey on hikes and snowshoe trips through the White Mountains and Presidential Range. It was frequently the boys’ first experience as outdoorsmen and often led to an enduring relationship with nature. More recently, he led canoe trips for several years to Lake Ozette as popular fundraisers for the Center for Wooden Boats, replete with good whiskey and gourmet fare. And he continued his teaching on the slopes of Snoqualmie Summit, encouraging students to love the outdoors via Nordic skiing classes for SAAS and North Seattle Comm. College. Bill loved music, beginning with listening to Wagner’s “Flying Dutchman” at home with his father. His tastes were eclectic to say the least: Woody Guthrie, Schumann, country western, folk, Gordon Bok, Phillip Morgan.

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About this time he also made a brief appearance with the Seattle Symphony, promoting Schumann’s “Manfred,” thoroughly enjoying interacting with Gerard Schwarz. He also became a great supporter of the societies for the poet, Byron, as a member of the Byron Societies of America and England, giving papers on Byron and music (Schumann) and the paintings of JMW Turner and weather at conferences in Paris, University of Delaware, University of New Brunswick, and Missoulongi, Greece. It was a natural evolution from the romantic poet, Byron, to more wide- ranging poetry as he was slowed down with a stubborn foot injury, in the same foot damaged by frostbite on a winter camping trip. He used poetry abundantly in writing his enduring and endearing Weatherwatch column for the MV News. For several years, he also created and crafted an occasional feature article called “Kalliope” for the MV News arts page, in which he wrote about various artists in the Methow Valley.

Bill attended Haverford School, then Dartmouth, class of 1. U. S. Army, Counter Intelligence Corps, stationed in Japan where, newly promoted to Tech Sergeant, he was assigned to teach culture and history to army personnel.

Upon discharge, he completed an M. A. in Education at Harvard, then joined the faculty at Noble and Greenough School near Boston. He moved on to Holderness School in New Hampshire, 1. Outing Club and established a Visiting Authors program and was honored in 2. He brought an enthusiasm to his teaching that infused and inspired those around him.

In 1. 95. 6, he married Barbara Ruth Noyes, a candystriper he met while in the hospital while healing from a camping accident. Their four children, Robert, Edward, Peter, and Eleanor, were born between 1. In summers between terms they all camped and hiked on epic journeys across the United States and Canada. Bill and Barbara later divorced, and he relocated to Seattle, meeting Barbara Buchan and marrying in 1. Isle of Skye, Scotland. He continued his teaching at Seattle Academy (SAAS) for nearly five years before his time with the National Park Service.

He and Barbara II traveled extensively, and enjoyed escaping to Winthrop. Bill is survived by his wife, Barbara Buchan, and his children: Robert and his wife, Ariel, of Annapolis, Md.; Edward and his wife, Ridgely, of Katonah, N. Y.; Peter and Heather of Seattle; Eleanor and her husband, Tom Mc. Carthy, of Ithaca, N. Y.; and grandchildren Elliot, Pippa, Sam, Martha, James, Liam, Jedric, Abigail, and Flynn; brothers, David of Philadelphia and wife, Dinny, and Craig III of Annapolis; and numerous nieces and nephews and friends. Remembrances may be made to the Methow Conservancy, Winthrop, Wash., or to the Keewaydin Foundation, Salisbury, Vt., or simply give a flower or pay a compliment to someone special in Bill’s name.

If you wish to leave a tribute to Bill or share a personal story, please visit Peoples Memorial at www. Bill’s life, planned for July 2.

St. Marks Cathedral in Seattle. If you plan to attend the celebration (or memorial) please leave a comment at the bottom of Bill’s page at www. Charlotte Lee- Anna Dillon. Charlotte Lee- Anna Dillon passed away on June 1. Sacred Heart Medical Center. Charlotte was born in Oxford, Ark., on Aug. Mary (Butler) and Boyce Julian.

Her family moved to Peshastin, Wash., in 1. Cashmere during WWII. In 1. 94. 6 her father returned home from the war and they moved to near Carlton, where she met William “Bill” Dillon. He and his brother George would come play music with her father. They wed on Jan. 3. Winthrop and remained residents of the valley for many years, until moving to Omak in 2. Many of her days were spent gardening, reading, baking, and always loving.

Charlotte is preceded in death by her husband, mother, father, daughter Sandra, beloved sister- in- law Elaine, nephew Rick and grandson Matthew Dillon. She is survived by her brothers Richard of Spokane, Carl “Ed” Julian (Pamela) of Burlington, Claude “Mitch” of Omak, Paul “Mike” of Rochester; son Roger Dillon (Evelyn) of Caldwell, Idaho/Hanford, Calif.; granddaughter Staci Brown (Will) of Spokane; and grandsons Adam Dillon (Nicky) of Caldwell and Matthew Yoakum (Felicia) of Winthrop, as well as many nieces, nephews and great- grandchildren. Memorial services were held June 2.

Okanogan. 2. 01. 12. Nels C. Aaenson. Nels C. Aaenson passed away peacefully at his home in Winthrop on May 6, 2.

He celebrated his 8. April 2. 1, 2. 01. He was born and raised in North Dakota, and moved to Washington state with his wife and son in 1. After retiring from Titus- Will Ford in Tacoma in 1. Nels and his family moved to Winthrop. Nels was a “do- it” man who could fix anything and do anything. Watch Black Widow Download Full.

Among other things, he enjoyed carpentry, camping and traveling. He was a quiet, peaceful man, a wonderful father and loving husband. He loved children, and he and Arlene cared for several foster children. He was a true giver, always helping people. He was loved by all, and will be remembered for his beautiful smile and quiet spirit.

He is survived by his wife, Arlene, with whom he shared 6. Robert (Carla) of Arlington; his grandsons Aaron of Mt.

Vernon and Joel (Wendy) of Marysville; three great- grandchildren, Adina, Justus and Rhyder; his sister, Annie of Minot, N. D.; his brother, Ed (Dorie) of California; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; four brothers and four sisters. A memorial service will be held at Calvary Baptist Church in Twisp on Saturday, May 2. His final resting place will be at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Minot, N.

D. Kenneth (Kenny) Mark Addis. Kenneth (Kenny) Mark Addis, 8. July 2. 6, 2. 01. Twisp, with family and friends by his side. Kenny was born in Wenatchee, Jan.

Kent and Evelyn (Amsden) Addis.

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