Daniel Graves, 83, passed away on March 7, 2026, in Carlsbad, California. Born in 1942 in Frankfort, Kentucky, he carried his roots and education from the University of Kentucky throughout his life.
Clarke County’s girls’ basketball team continues to thrive, thanks in large part to the versatility of standout player, Paige McKavish. Carrying on her family’s tradition, she bolsters a winning culture that has flourished over the past two seasons.
Jerry Wayne “Mustard” Henderson, a lifelong resident of Hartford, Kentucky, passed away on March 10, 2026, at 68. Though details remain sparse, his legacy resonates in the community where he was born and raised.
Carriage Inn resident David Barr marks his 100th birthday by celebrating a life rich in achievement. From serving his country at a young age to applying his engineering know-how around the globe, Barr’s story underscores a century dedicated to family, learning, and leadership.
Aaron Jones has discovered an unconventional but comforting way to grieve the passing of his father—by bringing his young son into the world of professional football. From TCO Performance Center to U.S. Bank Stadium, their shared journey exemplifies how family bonds can help mend the deepest wounds.
Tracy Jewelers, Spokane’s oldest locally owned jewelry store, is celebrating an impressive 75-year run. Now, as the third generation of the Tracy family takes the helm, the business continues to symbolize longevity and family tradition in the heart of Washington State.
On November 2, 2025, Washington lost one of its longtime residents with the passing of 78-year-old Donald Howard Hull. Born to Bill and Lorraine Hull on January 26, 1947, in Sedro Woolley, he carried his state’s heritage with pride throughout his life. A graduate of a local institution, Donald’s dedication to his hometown and community left a lasting impression.
Born in Olympia, Washington, and raised on a family farm, Vicki Ann Nelson Masten’s life was defined by close bonds and devotion to those around her. This remembrance celebrates her roots, her relationships, and her unwavering love for family.
Wayne Dean of Park Ridge passed away on September 3, 2025, at the age of 89. Beloved husband, father, and grandfather, Dean’s life of devotion to family is remembered by four children and his late wife of 45 years.
Ronald J. Kupczyk, an 83-year-old U.S. Army Veteran, is remembered for his devotion to family and country. His life and legacy continue through his children, grandchildren, and the community that cherishes his memory.