Obituary

Isabella Peyton was born on Sunday August 14th 2011, to Alison and Dale in Las Vegas She passed Away on Sunday May 29th 2022, she had 4 siblings and she loved the color purple her favorite animals were pandas and seals she is survived by her mother,father,siblings,cousins and other members of the family she loved making others happy in her short 10 years of life she accomplished many things she had big goals and dreams she fought huge battles in her life she is loved by many she had such a pure heart Isabella wanted to be friends with or help others around her she was selfless and she loved getting online rewards from her online school programs but the thing she loved most in life were her cousins and her friends as well as her pets she will forever and always be loved,cherished and in the hearts she loved and who knew her she was the light in so many peoples lives including her cousins she taught others to never take life for granted because you never know if you get another day Isabella was cherished cousins,daughter and sibling she gave it her all in everything she did one of her favorite things to do was pick beautiful flowers and make hand made head pieces out of them she always tried to see the good in others one of her most favorite things to do was annoy her cousins every chance she got she was a intelligent,bright,spunky little girl that deserves to be remembered by the people she loved and the people that loved her most she is as a angel on earth and now she is a angel in heaven

Isabella Peyton was born on Sunday August 14th 2011, to Alison and Dale in Las Vegas She passed Away on Sunday May 29th 2022, she had 4 siblings and she loved the color purple her favorite animals were pandas and seals she is survived by her mother,father,siblings,cousins and other members of the family she loved making others happy in her short 10 years of life she accomplished many things she had big goals and dreams she fought huge battles in her life she is loved by many she had such a pure heart Isabella wanted to be friends with or help others around her she was selfless and she loved getting online rewards from her online school programs but the thing she loved most in life were her cousins and her friends as well as her pets she will forever and always be loved,cherished and in the hearts she loved and who knew her she was the light in so many peoples lives including her cousins she taught others to never take life for granted because you never know if you get another day Isabella was cherished cousins,daughter and sibling she gave it her all in everything she did one of her favorite things to do was pick beautiful flowers and make hand made head pieces out of them she always tried to see the good in others one of her most favorite things to do was annoy her cousins every chance she got she was a intelligent,bright,spunky little girl that deserves to be remembered by the people she loved and the people that loved her most she is as a angel on earth and now she is a angel in heaven

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Dr. Robert Joseph Duffy passed away after a brief illness on April 26, 2022 at the age of 90.

Born October 9, 1931 in Enid, Oklahoma, he was the son of Dr. Francis Michael Duffy and Anna Ruth Kelly.

After serving in the Air Force, he completed his Bachelor's degree from Seattle University and then graduated from Dental School at Creighton University in Omaha. He married Patricia A. McGee on August 16, 1958.

Bob had an adventurous spirit that led him back to the Northwest after completing dental school. He loved all things outdoors, including fishing, boating, hunting, skiing and many more. In the summers, he took his boys fishing at Neah Bay and the whole family water skiing at Lake Chelan. In the winters, he took the family snow skiing. Skiing became a lifelong passion that he passed on to his children and grandchildren. Stevens Pass Ski Area became our home away from home in the winters, in addition to many road trips in the RV for spring and Christmas breaks with other ski families from Stevens. Upon retiring from his dental practice in 1993, he and Pat enjoyed traveling around the world and lived for a time on Whidbey Island. His adventurous spirit continued as Pat and Bob learned to sail and then bought their own sailboat. He and Pat explored the San Juan Islands for 8 years travelling around the San Juan's, Vancouver Island and sailing to Alaska. They continued to ski at resorts in the Colorado Rockies and Sun Peaks, Canada. The pinnacle of Bob’s sailing career was participating in the 2000 Vic-Maui Race. As the oldest crew member at 68 years old, he helped crew the Fastrack around the clock from Victoria, BC to Maui over 14 days. He often spoke proudly and fondly of his accomplishment. In later years, he enjoyed golfing with friends in Tucson during the winter.

Bob was preceded in death by his parents, brother Fr. Tom, sister Genevieve, daughter Dee, and granddaughter Elizabeth. Bob leaves behind his wife of 63 years, children Liz (Bernd), Tom (Joyce), Frank (Heidi) and Kathy (Dan), son-in-law Tom, and grandchildren Brian (Kristy), Hanna, Morgan, Grant, Colin, Max, Maura, Carson, and Caroline.

Memorial contributions may be made to Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.

"Petey D" (Peter Drake) has died while visiting his son's family in Hexham, Northumberland, UK, after falling sick with Covid. Petey was born in Carmarthen, Wales, UK and attended the local "Queen Elizabeth High School" (QEHS) before heading for London to train as a teacher of chemistry and science. He was later made a schools advisor to the British government (many of of his academic papers and presentations are posted at and ). After reaching retirement he fulfilled a long-standing promise to his wife by moving to his her hometown of Northumberland, NY. He was the kindest of men blessed with both a sharp intellect and a wicked t sense of humor - sad faces were "banned from every classroom" when he was in full flow!

He leaves two children (Peter and Joan), wife Sharon, and his two Jack Russell dogs (his "teenage girls"!).

Tributes will appear in Chronicleonline (https://www.chroniclelive.co.…), The Mirror (https://www.mirror.co.uk)&nbs… the "Hexham Courant" (https://www.hexham-courant.co…)

Ike left this world on April 11, 2022, at the age of 90. He is survived by his loving wife of 68 years Nancy (Budoff-Ellison), children Brad (Jill), Janet (Matt); grandchildren Anthony (Amanda), Zachery (Hollie), and Brianna (Brandon); great-grandchildren Exekial, Maddox and Brooklyn. And, his treasured dogs Ginger and Muffy.

Everyone who knew Ike enjoyed the pleasure of laughing with him. His sense of humor and the sound of his laugh were two of his most endearing qualities. Ike used respect, empathy and wit to put others at ease. He always looked for the positive in his circumstances and in the people around him.

Ike lived life to its fullest, sought adventure, and raised his family to value and protect our earth. Ike understood and taught that natural resources need to be used but used with respect and good stewardship. He was a hunter-fisher woodworker and a fierce defender of our natural world. Ike took it upon himself to advocate for responsible management of wildlife at every opportunity. He was most at peace in the wilderness - his spiritual home - and we know he finds comfort there now.

In lieu of flowers or gifts, we ask, as Ike would, that you find ways to help others and improve the world around you - at every opportunity. Find a neighbor in need and offer a helping hand. Plant a tree, pick up litter, avoid using plastic bottles and bags and use alternative transportation.

If you are interested in supporting a cause in Ike’s name, he invested in the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Nature Conservancy. As a fierce advocate for the humane treatment of animals, he would also ask you to consider supporting your local animal shelter.