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George Aasal Obituary
George David AASAL George David Aasal, 63, passed away February 8, 2011, in Seattle, Washington. He was born May 7, 1947 in Richland, Washington, but has been a long time resident of West Seattle. He is survived by his wife, Kay Evey, of 35 years, his son, Mark Aasal, Bellingham, Washington, and his sister, Barbara Forbes, Drummond, Montana. He worked for the Boeing Company for over 35 years and is remembered as a family man who liked his job and loved his music. There is a small private service for family and friends where his ashes will be scattered. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the theater, art, music venue, scholarship or charity of your choice. Share your memories of George by signing his online Guest Book at washelli.com.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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David Sowden
March 25, 2011
In the mid to late 1950’s we played many of football games with Georgie and the neighborhood kids in the alley surrounded by Swift, Willard and Snow. I have some good memories of those days. I’m sorry we lost contact with each other since then. Rest in peace my friend.
March 24, 2011
I'm so sad to hear of George's passing.
Back in High School he was so quirky and talented, and had the coolest car! I was shy, but always admired him from afar. My condolences to his family.
Patricia de la Bretonne
David Rivers
March 24, 2011
Georgie: I can't tell you the number of times I've thought of you over the years. I am sorry to have you leave us so young, but have come to accept that God has a plan and try not to question why any longer. Rest in Peace my dear friend.
Jeff
March 21, 2011
I also worked with George for the past 13+ years. He was one of the first engineers I interacted with when I started in Renton, and he set the standard I held the other engineers to. He was always a good person to work with, very thorough and knowledgeable - and put up with a lot of dumb questions in my early days. He will be missed both for his kind personality and the wealth of knowledge he amassed.
March 20, 2011
George and I worked together on many Boeing facilities projects over the years. He was a warm, kind and extremely competent engineer and it was a joy to work with him. I am saddened to learn of his passing, but know his loved ones are comforted by their memories of him. A fine and decent person.
Sincerely,
Jim Wells
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