Bob Gray and the Church Without a Church
Bob Gray, who passed away on May 31, 2020, was a remarkable man whose work withe the Pine Lake Presbyterian Church gave us the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank and Issaquah Community Services.
Vern “Babe” Anderson
Vernon “Babe” Anderson was born in 1927 in Renton, WA to Albert A. Anderson and Ruth Johns Anderson. Babe was interviewed in 2008 by Maria McLeod as part of IHM’s oral history project. His extensive oral history covers his grandparent’s immigration to the United States and Issaquah, through his life growing up and remaining in Issaquah. Subjects covered include working at Issaquah Creamery, being drafted for both WWII and the Korean War, and his father’s various building projects including two houses that still remain as part of Gilman Village. The City of Issaquah acquired Vernon’s family’s land and buildings for part of the Confluence Park Project. Vernon requested recognition of his grandfather, Tolle Anderson, in the park project.
Elvin Barlow and Marie Chandler
Beryl Baxter
Dorothy Hailstone Beale
Delores Kinnune Busby
Patricia “Pat” Louise Currie
Camilla Berg Erickson
Bill Evans
James “Pinky” Hailstone
Eleanor Burke Harrell
Oral History Transcript | Full Record
Lee Roy Hepler
Emery Cobourn Hill
John Hircko
Eleanor Wicklund Hope
Jake Jones Jr.
Ruth Kees
Interview 1: Oral History Transcript | Full Record
Interview 2: Oral History Transcript | Full Record
James Lewis Jr.
Mary E. Lewis
Mary Colton Lucas
Oral History Transcript | Full Record
Irja Maunus
Ernie Neuman
A. J. Peters
Josephine Cornick Ross
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