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Edwards Memorial Funeral Homes - University Place
Paul Joseph Ricker
February 13th, 1951 - September 15th, 2013
Paul J Riker passed away Sept 15, 2013 at his home in Seattle, WA of lung cancer. He was born to Elvin and Isabella Ricker on Feb 13, 1951 in Kittery, ME passed away Sept 15, 2013 at his home in Settle, WA. Paul attended Traip Academy in Kittery, ME before going into the U.S.Navy where he served as Radioman and Teletype Repair for around 15 years; served in the Vietnam War during his time in the Navy, he had a great love for the Navy. After leaving the navy he worked as a Chef, before getting into housekeeping. Paul worked in Housekeeping at Northwest Hospital before falling ill with cancer. He is survived by his daughter Donna Turcotte ( Jeremy) grandson Justin a son Shane Ricker, and his family, and also sisters Anna Hatch, partner Ann Neri, Pat Lane, Joan Brooker (Cheryl) and brothers Rob Ricker (Rachael) and Lance Ricker (Elaine), and several nieces and nephews He’s also survived by his extended family Barbara Bland, Teresa Bray, Patty (Norm) Goodrich, and William Bland, Amanda Ray, Ryan Trebilcock, Tim, Allen, Kelvin, & Sarah Goodrich and many friends.
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Understanding the diverse needs of Tacoma families, Edwards Memorial in University Place was founded with a clear vision: to offer a new type of funeral service that aligns with our community's preferences. Before we opened our doors, we engaged with the community to truly grasp what was needed - a service that prioritizes quality and affordability without the burden of unnecessary expenses....
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