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Darren E. Owens
He was the oldest of four siblings. He graduated from Everett High School in 1988.
He was predeceased by his mother, Nancy Jo Owens.
He is survived by his father, Roger (Marlene) Owens of Arlington, WA; brothers, David Owens of Everett, WA, Daniel (Cara) Owens of Rochester, NY; sister, Denise Perry of Everett, WA; nieces, Kyla and Lucy Owens; nephews, Cameron Perry and Zakery Owens; many aunts, uncles and countless friends.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, March 5 at 1:00 p.m. at VFW, 2711 Oakes Avenue, Everett, WA 98201.
In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made to the North Everett Little League (PO Box 12946 Everett, WA 98206) Darren Owens Memorial Fund.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Memories and Condolences
for Darren Owens
Patty Hutchins
February 25, 2022
Has it been11 years? You are truly missed by everyone! Especially the younger kids you will never get a chance to knowlove, aunt Patty
March 5, 2011
Opie, May your new challenges keep your hard earned freedoms a way to keep connected with your old friends! Take care my friend.
Spud
Bob and Margaret Bavasi
March 5, 2011
Darren, our continued thanks to you for helping to get us started in Everett. You were an integral part of getting the Everett Giants, now AquaSox, off the ground. It was our great fortune to know you and your terrific family. God bless you.
Rhonda
March 5, 2011
Always will remember your laugh and smile. You will be missed.
Rudy and Patty Hansen
March 4, 2011
You will always be remembered by our family. There were alot of good times and we enjoyed having you around. You are at peace now. You were always so good to Devin and Kaitlyn and they loved you very much.
Angie Sarter
March 4, 2011
Opie... you were such a huge part of our lives, thank you for being so great to my kids your awsome.
March 3, 2011
Rest in peace Opie I hope your in a better place... Duane "Adam" Deach co-slaver in the Canyon Park Salt Mines...
Bryn Holte
March 3, 2011
Opie, I will never forget your infectious laugh and beautiful smile. I loved working with you at Microsoft "back in the day". I always felt so happy and comfortable around you. Bless you my friend and prayers for your family.
Tim Hannon
March 3, 2011
I will always remember (hear) your great unique laugh whenever I think of you. Thanks for all the great memories & for your kind soul. Rest in peace. You will be missed.
March 3, 2011
it makes me smile to know you and momma are together!!!! love xoxoxox, aunt Patty
John Tanner
March 3, 2011
I will miss you on the golf course buddy. Vince, Tim and I will be looking forward to golfing with you in heaven when we get there so save us a tee time. Your sharp wit and knowledge of every sport I can think of always made me smile.
Tim Lindstrand
March 3, 2011
We'll all miss you.... I can assure Opie's name will always come up whenever we are out on the golf course. I miss the BBQ's and golf weekends we all shared.
Melinda Jacobs-Dormaier
March 3, 2011
You are forever in my heart. I will never forget all of our wonderful memories, your wonderful smile and your generous heart. You will be missed, but I know that you are in better hands now. Keep up the laughter!! Love always, Melinda
Tina stafford
March 3, 2011
I always loved your smile and laugh,I will never forget you,definitly a bright light, you will be soo missed but not ever forgotten Love Tina
John Parker
March 3, 2011
Opie,
You were always a huge part of the ballclub. You only new 1 thing and that was the long ball.It was all or nothing! The team enjoyed playing with you as you were 1 hell of a comic, on and off the field. Excellant bat! Excellant arm! The Free Agents were a team of misfits that refused to play for any other team. That's what made our team so special. There will always be a place in the sandlot for you! You will be forever missed!
John Parker, Team Captain,
The Free Agents
March 3, 2011
Opie,
We all enjoyed playing ball with you as you were an outstanding player and comic! Hell of a bat! Long ball is all you new. It was the best time for all of us. All of us player's on the Free Agents were the misfits from other teams, that's why we were so feared throughout the league! You'll be greatly missed. The team will play together again some day!
John Parker: Team Captain, Free Agents
Taken on my back pation 1999 (Lake Tapps, WA)
Kim Nelson
March 3, 2011
For all the years we worked together at Microsoft, you were always my go to person for laughter and friendship. I've never laughed so hard with anyone in my entire life. I will never forget you, your positive attitude and our great times. Love always, Kim Nelson
Vince Weese
March 3, 2011
Thanks for being a good friend to so many...
amanda martinez
March 3, 2011
You were such a huge part of my life for so many years. It's hard to believe your gone. I know you are in heavan now with your mom and grams. You will live on in our memories and never be forgotten. Love you always.
Jennifer Reese
March 3, 2011
We love and miss you opie, rest in peace.
Daniel Owens
March 3, 2011
love and miss you.
Love,
Daniel, Cara, Kyla, Zakery and Lucy.
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