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Cole Bonvallet Obituary
On 12/22/2019 Cole Ashton Bonvallet passed away unexpectedly while vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, the result of an unknown cardiac condition. Cole was in his first year of law school at the University of Kansas and a graduate of Washington State University. Cole was passionate about the law and a strong advocate of the Innocence Project dedicated to the exoneration of the wrongly convicted. Cole loved the outdoors and was as passionate about fishing as he was about football and the WSU Cougars.
While Cole is no longer with us, we know that his spirit lives on, and that he is now with his Grandpa Frank, Grandma Carole, and two of his closest friends from Woodinville High School, Parker Moore, and Jake DeHoop. Cole is survived by his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Scott Bonvallet of Woodinville, WA, his brother Austin and sister Paige.
A celebration of Cole's life will be held on 2/29/20, 2-5 PM at the Bear Creek Country Club in Woodinville, WA.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Innocence Project (www.innocenceproject.org) or the charity of choice.
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Jennie Klein
July 19, 2023
Dear Dr. Bonvallet,
Just received the letter about you leaving your practice and I was stunned to learn that you lost your son. I'm so sorry. I hope that you and your wife find some peace and solace in Spokane. Jennie Klein, former patient. (I see Dr. Walia because couldn't get on your schedule for many months.)
Teresa Spangler
February 16, 2020
Scott and Michelle-we are so sorry to hear about your loss. We send our love and support. Teresa and Ron Spangler
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