Dawn Randalee Force Scicluna

1960 - 2025

Marysville - DAWN RANDALEE FORCE SCICLUNA

Dawn, age 65, of Marysville, Washington, passed away peacefully on August 1,

2025, surrounded by her loving husband and family after a lengthy battle with

kidney disease.

Born on January 4, 1960, in Everett, Washington to Marion Force and Donald

Force, Dawn grew up in Mount Vernon, Washington and graduated in 1978 from

Mount Vernon High School. She had a beautiful voice and sang in the high

school choir. She also enjoyed being a candy striper as part of the future nurses

club.

At age 18, Dawn was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes. In 1999 she received a

kidney transplant followed by a pancreas transplant in 2000. She was an

amazing caretaker of these life-saving organs until sadly an infection set in in

late 2024. Although Dawn had a life filled with many health challenges, she

always kept a positive outlook and never complained.

For 25 years Dawn worked as an Account Manager for Energard Technologies.

She was a meticulous, hardworking employee, and was highly regarded by her

clients.

Dawn loved to scour thrift stores and was always on the lookout for Fenton

glass. She amassed a beautiful collection of colorful glass figurines. She loved

dancing to the oldies with her husband Anthony, and together they made

several trips to Canada to visit his family. At home, Dawn enjoyed playing

scrabble on the computer, and watching true crime stories on TV.

Dawn will be lovingly remembered for her witty sense of humor, her

selflessness, her spunk, and her deep love of her family.

Dawn is survived by her husband of nearly 14 years, Anthony Scicluna of

Marysville, WA, sister Dennice Henshaw (Tom) of Samish Island, WA, sister

Deana Yaskus (John) of Marysville, WA, half-sister Janiece Force-Allen (Steve)

of Arvada, CO, half-sister Jacque Brown (Dave) of Custer, WA, sister-in-law

Yolanda Johnson of Georgetown, TX, niece Marion Johnson Fuller (Zach) of

Georgetown, TX, niece Chelsea Jewell (Scott) of La Conner, WA and many

aunts, uncles and cousins. Dawn also leaves behind long-time family friend

Larry Franklin of Cantonment, FL. In addition, she is survived by her beloved

kitties Juza and Sheba.

Dawn was preceded in death by her mother Marion, and half-brother Rich

Johnson.

Though our hearts ache with her loss, we are forever grateful for the time we

had with her. Dawn, we will continue to celebrate your life, love and legacy, until

we meet again.

A Celebration of Life for Dawn will be held on September 27, 2025, at 2pm at

the La Conner Civic Garden Club, 622 S 2nd St La Conner, Washington.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that any donations be made to the American

Diabetes Association.