Spokane, WA obituaries
Life stories and memorials of 13 people from Spokane, Washington, with photos and memories shared by family and friends.
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Richard Thomas Campbell1994 to 2021
Richard Campbell died at the young age of 27, at his home in Spokane Valley, WA. Richard Campbell lived a fast life, whether he was racing his cars around, dirt bikes,...
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Sheryl Katherine Cooney1946 to 2021
Our beloved Sheryl Kathleen Cooney, born November 10, 1946 in Spokane, Washington, peacefully passed away on November 1, 2021 at Hospice House of Spokane after a...
- Brooklynn O’Neill Densmore2000 to 2015
- Diane Donahue1951 to 2018
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Salvatore “Sam” J. Faggiano1957 to 2023
Sam, the eldest of nine children, was born in Rochester, N.Y. to Sandra (Sulli) and Charles Faggiano. Sam was a devoted and loving father to his three children Charles...
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Becky Jill Jensen1952 to 2020
On Monday, October 19th, Becky Lamb Jensen received her Angel Wings and joined The Kingdom of God. Becky was sad to leave her family and friends on earth but she was...
- Danielle Moriah Littrell2000 to 2024
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Bowen Ryker Moses Longoria2020 to 2022
Our son is Bowen Ryker Moses Longoria. He was vibrantly alive for 775 days. Bowen never knew a stranger and dished out hugs, hellos, and smiles everywhere he went. We...
- Jesus J Moreno1983 to 2024
- Josh Paine1982 to 2024
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Rodney "Cork" Jon Peterson1948 to 2022
An amazing husband, father, and Papa that left us too soon. Rodney was born on February 5, 1948, in Spokane, WA where he made his home for the next 74 years. He...
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Patrick Arthur Sullivan1935 to 2022
Patrick A. Sullivan was born July 21, 1935 in Bellingham, Washington to James and Maribel Sullivan. At age one they moved to Eastport, Idaho where he eventually...
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Richard Paul Wright1941 to 2021
Our loving husband, dad, son, brother, grampy, brother-in-law, uncle and friend, Richard Paul Wright, went Home to the Lord Saturday evening May 8, 2021, surrounded by...
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