Sadie J. Stamm

November 21, 1927 - May 03, 2020
Bellingham, WA

Sadie J. Stamm

November 21, 1927 - May 03, 2020
Bellingham, WA

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She was born Sadie Jane Smith on November 21, 1927 in Glasgow, Scotland to James and Agnes Smith. They immigrated to Coleman, Alberta before settling in New Westminster, BC with her siblings, Mamie, Margie, Jimmy, and Brian (all predeceased). One sibling survives, Nancy Dunn of New Westminster.
Sadie and her sister Mamie met and married two brothers during WWII, Ed and Malcom Stamm. Sadie and Ed were married on March 8, 1947. They had two children, Barbara (Greg) Cory and Dave Stamm.
After 36 years at Georgia Pacific, she retired and delighted in going to work for her grandson at McDonald’s. She was known as the cookie lady at King Street.
Sadie and Ed enjoyed retirement traveling around the US in their motor home. She was an avid sports fan and watched all Seattle’s sports teams. She was proceeded in death by Ed in 2002.
In her retirement she was always on the quest for the perfect jacket. After her passing we found 75 jackets, none of them perfect. She leaves behind three grandchildren, Jason Cory, Jennifer (Chris) Bonstein and Ryan Stamm, as well as 4 great-grandchildren. She was buried in a private service at Greenacres Memorial Park on May 14th.

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3 responses to Sadie J. Stamm

  1. Barb, Greg and family….I was sorry to see that Sadie passed away. I remember way back when I first met her when I went to work at GP. She was always so nice to visit with. My condolences to all of you.

  2. Our condolences in the loss of your mom. Our thoughts are with your family.

  3. My first few years at G.P. was in the finishing department and Sadie was on my unit..
    Sometimes i would show my temper at the machine and Sadie always kidded me
    about that….We became good friends and I always relished the times we worked
    together…She was a great lady…Sorry for the families loss.
    With sympathy: Monty Westford

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