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Dana S. Sebastian
1959 - 2010
Dana S. Sebastian
1959 - 2010
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BORN
1959
DIED
2010
Dana Sebastian Obituary
She was born Nov. 27, 1959, in Longview to Bud and Betty May of Castle Rock and graduated from high school there. She married Paul Sebastian of Toutle, where the couple lived before moving to Alaska. They returned to Castle Rock and later moved to Wenatchee with their young daughters, Erica and Nicole.
She graduated from Wenatchee Valley College, then worked as a Radiology Department receptionist until her health no longer permitted it.
In addition to her daughters, Erica (Craig Campbell) and Nicole (Tony Daggett), she is survived by her husband, Paul Sebastian; her father, Bud May and his wife, Loralee May of Longview; two brothers, Mark May (Patty) of Longview and Brian May of Santa Clara, Calif.; her mother-in-law, Barbara Burley of Castle Rock; and seven grandchildren.
A celebration of life will be held at 1 p.m. Jan. 9 at Mountain View Assembly of God at 19 N.E. McElmurry Lane in East Wenatchee. A second memorial will be held at the May family potluck at Ryderwood Park May 30.
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This obituary was originally published in The Daily News (Longview, WA).
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Beckie Dorothy (Silva)
January 26, 2010
Dear Paul and Family,
Although I haven't seen your family in many years I often thought of you and the good times our two families had together. May God bless yoiu and hold you in his hand during this time. Beckie Dorothy (Silva), Winlock, WA
Deb (Heins) Shamley & Ross Shamley
January 7, 2010
Paul, Erica, Nicole, Bud and family. I am so sorry to hear of Dana's passing. She was a wonderful sister in law and will be greatly missed. We lost touch with each other when the family moved to Wenatchee and I regret that I allowed that to happen. Paul, please do me a favor and contact me, I would love to hear from you....
Karen Schaafsma
January 7, 2010
Bud & family, I was so sorry to hear about Dana. I hadn't seen her since she was a little girl. My condolences are with all of you. She will now be pain free & very happy with all who passed on before her. Again my sympathy for your family.
Mick Piper
January 7, 2010
Dear Bud and Betty,
I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
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January 6, 2010
Paul, Erica, Nicole, Steve, Lorraine & Family - We were sadden to hear about Dana. Years ago she took care of my children when living in Castle Rock and they both have fond memories of her. She was always kind and gentle. Our Prayers and thoughts are with you all during this difficult time and may Dana find peace in her resting place.
Joe, Annie, Addie (Johansen) & Hunter Sullivan
Karrie Kessler-Dunn
January 5, 2010
God sure has some beautiful angels... Dana was such a wonderful woman. My deepest sympathies Paul, Erica, Nicole, and family. May she finally rest in a place with no more pain...
Sherry Chastain Schreck
January 5, 2010
Dear Bud,
Although I only talked to Dana on the phone a time or two, I was aware that she was living in Wenatchee. My sympathy for the loss of your daughter. You know how much my Mother, Bette, and Brother, Bob, have appreciated you (as have I) over the years.
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