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Last residence listed as Allyn, Mason, Wa. SSN was 522-68-2698.
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Present occupation (1998) is a teacher in Tacoma, Wa.O
David Michael Leebrick
Dave Leebrick, 55, of Allyn, Washington, passed away Aug. 30, 2001 after a ten-month journey with cancer. He was born in Denver, Colorado on Aug. 12, 1946. Dave is survived by his brothers Richard Leebrick (Sandy) and Donald Leebrick (Iris Fudell), nephews Rick, Chris, Andy, and Eddie and niece Laura. He was preceded in death by his parents Edwin and Clerise Leebrick. He will be missed, also, by dear friends Eloise Richardson and Bob Evans and Leah and Josh Reisberg. Dave found joy in running, tennis, the Mariners and his beloved pets. He touched the lived of his students at Lowell and Boze Elementary Schools in Tacoma during his 13 year career in special education. His love of baseball began as a pitcher for his high school and college (Whitworth), where he earned first-string All American honors. Dave’s family is grateful to the caregivers, friends, and coworkers who supported him during his illness. A special thank you to Tacoma Public School employees who donated sick leave to Dave. Because of Dave’s love of children, memorial donations may be made in his name to Bridges: A Center for Grieving Children, 310 No. K Street, Tacoma 98403.
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Living in Charlotte at the time of her mother's death on 23 December, 2000.
"Decker-Leebrick. The marriage of Miss Deborah Ann Leebrick to Hn. Michael Paul Decker took place Feb. 18. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth Leebrick of Calverton, Md.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Decker of Melbourne. He was graduated from Melbourne Central Catholic High School and attended Brevard Community College and the university of South Florida, Tampa. He is serving in the U.S. Navy stationed at the National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Md. The couple are at home in Wheaton, Md."--9 Mar 1972, (Cocoa FL) Florida Today
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Name appears in a list of Associates of the Library at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 2002-2003.
"Leebrick-Isley BURLINGTON--Miss Deborah Marie Leebrick and William Preston Isley of Blowing Rock were married Sunday, Jan. 2, in Brick United Church of Christ. A reception followed in the fellowship hall.
The bride, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Bland A. Leebrick of Whitsett, is a graduate of UNC-G. Before her marriage, she was employed by Burlington Industries. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Isley of Belews Creek, is a graduate of Appalachian State University in Boone. The couple will live in Blowing Rock." 9 Jan 1977 Greensboro (NC) Daily News.
"Leebrick and Isley Couple Is United in Marriage. The wedding of Miss Deborah Maria Leebrick, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Bland A. Leebrick of Whitsett, and William Preston Isley of Blowing Rock took place Sunday at 3 p.m. in Brick United Church of Christ. Mr. Isley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Isley of Belews Creek.
The bride's father officiated at the ceremony, and Mrs. Jerry L. Smith of Stoneville presented a program of organ music.
Given in marriage by her brother, Bland A. Leebrick Jr., the bride wore a gown of white Mira-Mist, Venice lace and English net over peau de soie. It was designed on empire lines with an A-line skirt forming a full chapel train. She wore a cathedral length mantilla of French silk and illusion and carried a Bible covered with miniature roses and babies'-breath.
Mrs. Larry B. Keesee of Greensboro, sister of the bride, was matron of honor.
Mr. Isley's father served as best man, and ushers were his brothers, James T. Isley of Winston-Salem and E.C. Isley Jr. of Williamsburg, Va.
The bride's parents honored the couple at a reception in the church fellowship hall following the ceremony.
The newlyweds will reside at 3102 Wonderland Trail, Blowing Rock.
The bride is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and prior to her marriage was employed by Burlington Industries at Greensboro.
Mr. Isley is a graduate of Appalachian State University at Boone."--3 Jan 1977, The (Burlington NC) Daily Times-News
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Left Orange Park two days after graduation and have lived in Virginia since then. I spent many years volunteering, coaching sports, taking classes and raising two daughters that are now 26 and 23. When they were almost grown, I had two more daughters that are now eight and five.I am also Assistant Director of Culpeper County's Crime Victim/Witness Assistance Program. We live on six acres in the country and I really enjoy gardening, horses and taking part in family life.
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Present occupation (1998) is teacher in Tacoma, WA.
"Whitworth Rips Lutherans, 39-0 -- TACOMA, Oct. 12. -- (AP) -- Don Leebrick passed for three touchdowns and Charlie Reed ran for three more to give Whitworth a 39-0 Evergreen Conference victory over Pacific Lutheran today. Reed netted 191 yards in 26 carries and Leebrick hit on 13 of 16 passes for another 229 yards as the pair accounted for 411 of the Pirates' 470 yards in total offense." -- 13 October 1963, Seattle (OR) Daily Times
"Donald James Leebrick was born January 7, 1944 to Edwin and Clerise Leebrick in Denver, Colorado. Don died at home, surrounded by loved ones, on September 5, 2019. The middle of three sons, Don and his brothers grew up in Wheatridge, Colorado, spending memorable summers at a log cabin they built with their parents on the slopes of Mt. Elbert in the Rockies. To say that Don showed promise as a young athlete would be an understatement - he earned nine varsity letters during grades 10 through 12, an honor only two student-athletes had ever received in the school’s history.
Don first came to Washington State to attend Whitworth University on an athletic scholarship, where he shone brightly on the gridiron and diamond, earning varsity letters as starting quarterback on the football team and as pitcher on the baseball team throughout his college career. Following graduation from Whitworth with a degree in sociology, he then pursued a master’s in counselling at Western Washington University. After completing his schooling, he put his experience, passion and education to work, devoting himself fully to his 34-year career as both a teacher and coach in the Tacoma School District from 1966 to 2000.
Don, affectionately known to so many as “Coach”, was an avid athlete and sports fan. In his lifetime, he played and coached football, baseball, basketball, and tennis, and coached wrestling, and softball. He showed the same love and aptitude for teaching as he did in coaching, instructing classes ranging from U.S. History, geography and current social issues to psychology. Don was a passionate and inspirational teacher, who cared deeply for his students and the quality of their lives.
Don was known to all who had the good fortune to know him for his warmth, sense of humor and seemingly boundless generosity. His love of sports and teaching were topped only by his love of his family, of whom he was tremendously proud. His loved ones will cherish memories of games, camping trips and other adventures, and a lifetime of laughter. Don was proud of his commitment to sobriety and was dedicated to the many friends he made along that journey. In his retirement years, Don also gave generously of his time and talents to various charitable organizations, most recently with Catholic Community Services, the Read to Me program, the Humane Society Pet Pantry program, and University Place classroom volunteering and tutoring.
Don is survived by his wife, Iris Fudell; stepchildren, Josh and Leah Reisberg, Tacoma, WA; his children, Laura Leebrick, Medford, OR and Ed Leebrick, Seattle, WA; former wife, Eloise Richardson, Lakebay,WA; his brother, Dick Leebrick and sister-in-law Sandy, Eugene, OR; foster daughter, Jessie Caro, Tacoma, WA; and Japanese exchange student “son”, Shinzo Ninakawa, Kitakyushu, Japan. Don will be missed and remembered by many beloved nieces, nephews and grandchildren, and by his constant canine companion, Mikka.
Services will be held at 5 pm on Sunday, September 15, 2019 at Temple Beth El in Tacoma, with a reception to follow. Temple Beth El is located at 5975 S. 12th St., Tacoma, WA. "-https://www.newtacoma.com/obituary/donald-leebrick
"At 10:30 a.m. Sunday, the State Patrol reported a two car accident one mile north of Chimacum on county road 12. The accident occurred when Silas A. Brainard, 65, Chimacum, traveling north on county road 12, made a left turn in front of Donald J. Leebrick, 22, Tacoma, who was traveling south on country road 12, according to the state patrol. Both Brainard's 1964 sedan and Leebrick's 1963 foreign sedan received $300 damage."--25 Oct 1966, Port Angeles (WA) Evening News
"Donald James Leebrick was born January 7, 1944 to Edwin and Clerise Leebrick in Denver, Colorado. Don died at home, surrounded by loved ones, on September 5, 2019. The middle of three sons, Don and his brothers grew up in Wheatridge, Colorado, spending memorable summers at a log cabin they built with their parents on the slopes of Mt. Elbert in the Rockies. To say that Don showed promise as a young athlete would be an understatement - he earned nine varsity letters during grades 10 through 12, an honor only two student-athletes had ever received in the school’s history.
Don first came to Washington State to attend Whitworth University on an athletic scholarship, where he shone brightly on the gridiron and diamond, earning varsity letters as starting quarterback on the football team and as pitcher on the baseball team throughout his college career. Following graduation from Whitworth with a degree in sociology, he then pursued a master’s in counselling at Western Washington University. After completing his schooling, he put his experience, passion and education to work, devoting himself fully to his 34-year career as both a teacher and coach in the Tacoma School District from 1966 to 2000.
Don, affectionately known to so many as “Coach”, was an avid athlete and sports fan. In his lifetime, he played and coached football, baseball, basketball, and tennis, and coached wrestling, and softball. He showed the same love and aptitude for teaching as he did in coaching, instructing classes ranging from U.S. History, geography and current social issues to psychology. Don was a passionate and inspirational teacher, who cared deeply for his students and the quality of their lives.
Don was known to all who had the good fortune to know him for his warmth, sense of humor and seemingly boundless generosity. His love of sports and teaching were topped only by his love of his family, of whom he was tremendously proud. His loved ones will cherish memories of games, camping trips and other adventures, and a lifetime of laughter. Don was proud of his commitment to sobriety and was dedicated to the many friends he made along that journey. In his retirement years, Don also gave generously of his time and talents to various charitable organizations, most recently with Catholic Community Services, the Read to Me program, the Humane Society Pet Pantry program, and University Place classroom volunteering and tutoring.
Don is survived by his wife, Iris Fudell; stepchildren, Josh and Leah Reisberg, Tacoma, WA; his children, Laura Leebrick, Medford, OR and Ed Leebrick, Seattle, WA; former wife, Eloise Richardson, Lakebay,WA; his brother, Dick Leebrick and sister-in-law Sandy, Eugene, OR; foster daughter, Jessie Caro, Tacoma, WA; and Japanese exchange student “son”, Shinzo Ninakawa, Kitakyushu, Japan. Don will be missed and remembered by many beloved nieces, nephews and grandchildren, and by his constant canine companion, Mikka.
Services will be held at 5 pm on Sunday, September 15, 2019 at Temple Beth El in Tacoma, with a reception to follow. Temple Beth El is located at 5975 S. 12th St., Tacoma, WA. Memorial donations in Don’s name can be made to Help A Student Fund (contact via e-mail: communitypartnership@Tacoma.K12.wa.us)."--10 Sep 2019, (Tacoma, WA) News Tribune