Snohomish, Washington
Quest C. Allen
Quest C. Allen, 103, of Everett passed away February 22, 2011. She was born June 7, 1907 on a farm in Sunnyside, WA where she lived with her parents, sister, and four brothers. After high school, Quest briefly attended Linfield College to pursue a teaching degree, but...Read MoreI knew Quest for more than 40 years. She acted and dressed the part ofr a lady. Enjoying life, she never had a harsh word for anyone.
She liked good food and she was a good cook. Her rolls, pies and cookies were a testament to that.
She will be greatly missed by her family, extended family and friends at Washington Oakes Retirement Center and Snohomish First Presbyterian Church.
God Bless,
Jack Campbell
March 05, 2011
I knew Quest for more than 40 years. She acted and dressed the part of a lady. Enjoying life, she never had a harsh word for anyone.
She liked good food and she was a good cook. Her rolls, pies and cookies were a testament to that.
She will be greatly missed by her family and extended family, plus her friends at Washington Oakes Retirement Center and Snohomish First Presbyterian Church.
God Bless
Jack Campbell
March 05, 2011
Quest was always a lady. She always had a smile on her face and something nice to say to everyone she saw. It was my pleasure to know her over the last four years, as an employee at Washington Oakes Retirement Community. She was always a high point of my day, she will be missed by me and everyone else.
Al Lessmann
Washington Oakes
February 25, 2011
