VITAMIN D - Sitka Pioneers Home resident Nelson Frank sunbathes in a sliver of low November light this morning on Lincoln Street. Sitka is forecast to have more sunny but cold weather, with below freezing nighttime temperatures through the week. (Sentinel Photo by James Poulson)
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Sentinel Sports Editor
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Sacred Harp Sing
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Sentinel Sports Editor
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Alaska Beacon
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Alaska Beacon
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November 18
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Segregation to
Selma Talk Set
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Lucas Williams
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Alaska Beacon
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Yvonne Andreason, Former Sitkan, Dies in Washington
Yvonne Alice Andreason
Yvonne Alice Andreason passed away peacefully on March 12, 2020, at Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, Washington. She was 72.
She was born in Sitka August 7, 1947, the youngest daughter of Helen Alice Butler and Cecil Fred Wentz.
She attended Sitka schools, and in 1966 married Kit W. Andreason, a member of the United States Coast Guard who was serving in Sitka. Even though the ship’s captain wouldn’t give them permission to get married, department heads saw differently. The two were married for 53 wonderful years.
Yvonne was a homemaker, and enjoyed doing things with her kids – going to movies was a favorite treat.
The Andreasons moved to Everett from Sitka in 1989.
Yvonne was survived by her three beautiful children, Kenneth (Jaime) Andreason, and Jason (Christina) Andreason, both of Everett, and Charlotte (Marc) Brisbois-Sumner, Yakima, Washington. Her grandchildren are Triana Andreason and Logan Andreason, of Everett; and Doug and Laura Lawrence, of Yakima.
A private graveside service followed by a celebration of life by the family will be held.
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20 YEARS AGO
November 2004
Street Names, by Bob DeArmond: Furuhelm Street, just east of Keet Gooshi Heen Elementary School, from Kimsham to Kashevaroff streets, was named, with modified spelling, for the 13th and next to last chief manager of the Russian American Company. He is one of the four chief managers for whom Sitka streets have been named.
50 YEARS AGO
November 1974
Arrowhead Lions will put on a dance Saturday for funds to buy Universal Gym Equipment for Sitka High gym classes. Lions Club President Roger Howard will donate his band, “The Tequila Sunrise,” for starting of the fund raising. The equipments costs an estimated $4,000.
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