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Kircher Family GoFundMe

Sandra (Sandee) Lynn Kircher , beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend, went home to Jesus on December 20th, 2020. Friends and family have set up a fundraiser to help offset the costs related to Sandee’s unexpected passing, as well as other expenses. 

Sandee and her husband Bob have been long time residents of the Valley Washington area, and are well known and loved within our community. They were small business owners, including owning the well loved Neighbor’s Bakery & Deli in Chewelah. They’ve also been extremely active in their church and local community for many good and charitable causes. 

Sandee additionally served as a volunteer for the Chewelah Rural Ambulance, and was a mother to hundreds of children in the foster care system over the years. For years the Kirchers have been the first to offer help and the last to ask for it.

As Bob and family are now facing financial hardship, this is something that we, as a community, can do to really come alongside and help.

All funds raised here will go directly to Bob Kircher and his family, through Crossroads Community Church.

For more information or to donate to the Kirchers go to: DPGazette.com/kircherfund

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Sandra Lynn Kircher

Sandra Lynn Kircher, age 73, and a long time resident of the Valley area, went home to be with her Lord on the evening of December 20, 2020. Sandee was born to Elmer and Margaret (Sisson) McQuire on February 23, 1947 in Tampa, Florida.

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