Dawn Irene Dingus
Dawn Irene Dingus
Dawn Irene Dingus, daughter of Jean Brown and the late Lowell Dingus, was born in Seattle Washington in 1969 and passed away on Thursday, September 20, 2018. Dawn attended school in the Woodinville School District and continued her education in computer science at Edmonds and North Seattle colleges.
Dawn enjoyed hiking, fishing, camping, bicycling, kayaking and had a particular love for sailing.
She is survived by her mother, Jean Brown, her sisters Penny, Kelly, and Shawn, her brother Tim, her nieces Ashley, Meaghan, and Katie and her nephew Skyler, as well as numerous cousins, aunts, and uncles. Her beautiful life will be forever cherished in the lives of her family members.
Please direct remembrances of Dawn to The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute at the University of Washington.
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We will never forget you dear sister. Your life was not an easy one and I know you are finally at peace. Miss you already. Until we meet again sis. Love you lots.
A wonderful individual, I have and always will love her with the fondest of memories!
To soon to lose such a precious person. I will always remember her smart as hell quick as a whip wit, laughter and beauty. Rock on Dawn as I know you will my friend.
I am listening to Angel by Sarah McLaughlin and thinking of Dawn when she was about 10 – the blonde tornado whose mouth sometimes couldn’t get the words out fast enough because she was thinking so fast…..and so excited about the prospect of a “snow day” that she kept us awake all night…..in the arms of the angels, sweet Dawn.
My heart goes out to Dawn’s family and dear friends. Dawn was a kind, generous and adventurous person. She was wicked smart and a heart of gold. I am very saddened to hear the news of Dawn’s passing and hope she is at peace with no worries. She was a kind soul.
Lovely memories of Dawn, just spoke of her this weekend driving by her old house in Wallingford. Sorry to hear this news. Rest in peace lovely lady.
A Celebration of Life honoring Dawn will be held on Saturday, November 3rd, at 1:00 PM at the French Creek Manor located at 9931 167th Avenue Southeast, Snohomish, Washington, 98290. Please join us if you are able to make it.
So sorry to hear of Dawns passing. ❤️ I will always remember her as someone special who made me laugh or smile!! We pray that she has finally found her peace.
My dear childhood friend and neighbor Dawn, I will never forget you; my violin partner for years. I first met you when you had one very long braid. Your hair was long enough to sit on. We played duets together and laughed so hard. We rode your horses and you laughed your head off when I fell off of Chuck, your fat stubborn pony. Yes it was funny. We had sleep overs and giggled all night. You made the best oatmeal with a mountain of brown sugar on that antique coal burning stove. We had horse patty fights in your pasture and of course you threw those dried up patties the hardest. You were hilarious and had a contagious laugh. I will forever hold these memories in my heart.
Dawn you will always be loved and very missed.. you are a great childhood friend. Now you are in heaven riding horses with my Mom “Pam” and my sister “Deedee. You will never be forgotten❤️❤️
Dawn, we had so many great times, riding horses getting bucked off horses. Taking karate with my dad! You will be forever missed.
I was so lucky to have you in my life sis. You will be missed! I love you!
Will always remember the great memories…. I hold a special place in my heart for you. We love you, miss you and wish you peace.
Reading over the messages left for Dawn, it is clear that she was loved by many and brought joy into the lives of those who knew her. It is sad and tragic that she was lost to us at such a young age but comforting to know that she will live in the fond memories of so many. Rest in peace, dear Dawn.
I knew Dawn well in the late nineties. She was always deeply thoughtful, compassionate and gentle. We shared many experiences together from sailing in Lake Union, river rafting in Wenatchee, Fourth of July in Gasworks Park, Lilith Fair at the Gorge and hanging with her dog Shampoo. I am so saddened to learn of her passing. I am carrying her memory in my heart and sending huge love to her family and friends.
Omgoodness..rest in peace my high school friend..
Omgoodness..rest in peace my high school friend..I wish we had gotten together..