Flags at all state agency buildings will be flying at half-staff today in honor of a Marine sergeant from Seattle who was killed recently in Afghanistan.
Sgt. William C. Stacey, 23, died Jan. 31 from injuries he got from an improvised explosive device.
Gov. Chris Gregoire has ordered that flags remain at half-staff until the end of today or first thing Thursday.
The flags at all state agency buildings will be lowered today in memory of a soldier from Tacoma who died last month in Afghanistan.
Pfc. Neil Turner, 21, died Jan. 11 during a training accident. He was remembered Monday by family members and friends.
Gov. Chris Gregoire ordered flags to remain at half-staff until the end of business today or first thing Friday morning.
The flags at all state agency buildings will be lowered today in memory of an Enumclaw soldier who was killed in Afghanistan earlier this month.
Staff Sgt. Nathan L. Wyrick, 34, died Oct. 10 after he was struck by small arms fire.
Wyrick, who graduated from Franklin Pierce High School, was a supply specialist. He joined the Army in March 2006.
Gov. Chris Gregoire has ordered flags to remain at half-staff until the end of today or first thing Thursday.
The flags at all state agencies will be lowered today in honor of a 21-year-old soldier from Port Orchard who died last month while fighting in Afghanistan.
U.S. Army Spc. Adam Patton died May 26 after an improvised explosive device detonated near him. He was one of six soldiers killed in the incident.
Gov. Chris Gregoire has ordered that flags remain at half-staff until the end of business today or first thing Friday morning.
The U.S. flags at all state agency buildings will be lowered today in memory of a U.S. Marine from White Swan who was killed last month in Afghanistan.
Gov. Chris Gregoire has ordered flags to remain at half-staff in honor of Lance Cpl. Joe Jackson until the end today or first thing Wednesday.
Jackson, 22, was killed April 24 after an improvised explosive device detonated next to him while he was on foot patrol in Afghanistan.
The flags at all Washington state buildings will be lowered today to honor a U.S. Army soldier from Vashon Island who was killed last month in Afghanistan.
U.S. Army 1st Lt. Robert N. Bennedsen died July 18 after an improvised explosive device detonated near his convoy in Afghanistan.
Gov. Chris Gregoire has ordered flags to fly at half-staff until the end of today or first thing Wednesday.
The flags at all Washington state agency buildings will be lowered today in honor of a 23-year-old Marine from Spokane Valley who died last week while fighting in Afghanistan.
Cpl. Joshua R. Dumway died from an improvised explosive device in Nimruz Province.
Flags will remain at half-staff until the close of business today or first thing Wednesday.
Flags at all state buildings have been lowered today in honor of a 40-year-old soldier from Yelm who was killed last week in Afghanistan.
Flags will remain at half-staff through the end of the day or first thing Wednesday morning, Gov. Chris Gregoire has directed.
The flags are lowered in memory of U.S. Army Master Sgt. Mark W. Coleman of Yelm. He was killed May 2 when an improvised explosive device detonated near his unit. He was a 22-year military veteran.