Carol Jeanne (Lenzie) BLANCHARD Carol Jeanne (Lenzie) Blanchard passed away February 19, 2011 at Swedish Hospital. Born June 7, 1933 in Seattle to Carl and Dorothy Lenzie, she attended Jefferson Grade School, Madison Junior High and graduated from West Seattle High School in 1952. She met Jack Blanchard in November 1952 on a blind date and married him on May 27, 1955. She is survived by her husband Jack; son Jim of Soap Lake, WA; daughter Dodie Dahl of Burien, WA; 3 grandsons Brian Dahl, Steven Dahl and Kyle Dahl and 2 granddaughters Karyn Blanchard and Kimberly Williams; 2 great granddaughters Samantha Williams and Kaitlyn Williams; her brother Bob Lenzie and sister Patti Stambaugh, and many nieces and nephews. Carol was involved in the leadership of the West Seattle Soccer Club, the West Highline Soccer Club and the Highline Soccer Association. She traveled with her Husband on his business trips. She took her entire family on a wonderful Disney Cruise to the Caribbean. Carol and Jack built a log cabin on her family's property at Snoqualmie Pass. A memorial Service is scheduled for March 5th at 2PM at the Howden-Kennedy Funeral Home in West Seattle. In lieu of flowers it is suggested that donations be made for care of the bears at The Woodland Park Zoo.
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Dear Jack & family,
We were so sad to hear Carol passed away. Some of our best memories at Snoqualmie Pass were with you guys. All the spagetti dinners and good wine, with our dogs curled up in front of the fire, thoroughly spoiled by Carol.
I remember the New Years Eve we snow shoed with our wine glasses in hand to watch the skiers at the Summit Ski Area. The forest service hikes, hunting beavers, and campfires....so much fun. Carol loved everyone and was such a good friend. We will always
miss Carol and we will never forget her. Carol loved her family dearly and our prayers are with all of you. Jo & Mike Hunter
March 4, 2011
Uncle Jack, Jim, and Dodie, I was sad to hear the news that Auntie Carol had passed away. I have so many wonderful memories that I will cherish. I will never forget snow shoeing at midnight on Snoqualmie Pass, taking Snoopy with me to Dr Tarica's office, the family Christmas parties, and all the wonderful things Auntie Carol did for me. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Trish
Trish Moberley
March 1, 2011
Jack and family-
You are in our thoughts and prayers. Carol made everyone around her a better person and we will miss her.
Love,
Steve and Christy
Christy Yates
February 27, 2011
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