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Janet Walker
Hendrickson
April 18, 1939 -- Nov. 13, 2008
 Janet
Walker Hendrickson of Sequim died of complications of liver
failure at Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles. She was
69.
She was born in Tacoma to Gardie and Doris Walker.
In 1957, she moved to Port Angeles, where she married Donald
E. Hendrickson at the Assembly of God Church on Feb. 23,
1958.
She graduated from Port Angeles High School in 1958.
Mrs. Hendrickson, who held various jobs as a medical
assistant and cashier, lived in Port Angeles until 1974,
then moved to Sequim.
She was a homemaker who enjoyed crocheting, sewing and
cooking. She collected and tried new recipes on friends and
family.
Survivors include her husband of Sequim; son and
daughter-in-law David and Anita Hendrickson of Eatonville;
and daughters and sons-in-law Vickie and Dana Rekow of
Belle¬vue and Julie and Abraham Correa of Vancouver, Wash.
Great Weather Radar
Here is a link to a great
weather radar site. I would suggest that after you click on
the link, you bookmark the page as you will want to use it
often.
Weather Radar
Wednesday
Coffee Club
Here is a
great way to catch up on the latest goings on with a
great group of classmates. It is also a welcome break
from the hectic holiday pressures and activities. You
never know who will show up. If you plan to visit
PA are in town on a Wednesday at 2:00, please plan to drop
by Fairmont Drive Inn for a cup
of coffee.
Listen
to KONP
Did you know
that Scooter Chapman is still on the air. You can listen to
KONP on your computer if you click here:
KONP
History of the
PAHS Tum Tum
We would like to thank Fred
Larson for finding and sharing information about the history
of the Tum Tum. The information was found in a copy of the
1935 Tum Tum. Click here
to see the story.
Other tidbits
of PAHS information from Fred Larson:
1. The school opened its
current site in the Fall of 1953 with the following
dedication: "This building, conceived and constructed by
the citizens of today, is dedicated to the training of the
citizens of tomorrow, so that they may cherish and hold
their heritage of freedom of mind, spirit and body."
2. The very first annual was called "Tum Tum". That
annual was made by the 'editors' of the "Tum Tum". There
is no explaining why it was called "Tum Tum" in the
first half dozen annuals I looked through. Will have to
research that more
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New Yahoo PAHS58
Group
You are invited to join a new
Yahoo Group that has been established by InaRae.
 Click
on the picture below.
Other PAHS Websites
Apparently our website has
encouraged others to start similar websites. Below are links to the
other websites:
PAHS Alumni Website
Checkout the
following website. It is handled by alumni of PAHS. They
have done a nice job. I sent them an email and suggested
that they add an Alumni Website section with links to all
the Alumni websites.
http://portangeles.alumniclass.com/
Classmate Information Changes
Please check the
Classmates (password protected) section of the website.
Thanks to Fred Larson's great research, I have added 24 new
names and locations to the Classmate list. Please send
us
an email if you see any errors or changes that need to be
made to the list.
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