BONNEY WATSON hosts several events throughout the year, including annual ceremonies at Washington Memorial for Memorial Day and National POW/MIA Recognition Day. We also invite people to attend “Scatterday,”
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BONNEY WATSON’s annual Memorial Day Ceremony begins at 3:00 PM on Monday, May 29. Held at Washington Memorial Park, 16445 International Boulevard in SeaTac. At BONNEY WATSON, we understand the... View Article
BONNEY WATSON is and always has been a family-owned business, serving families in the Puget Sound area since 1868. Our mission is to provide meaningful service and exceptional care, and... View Article
BONNEY WATSON had been in business 50 years when the Spanish Flu devastated our region beginning in 1918, and like we are experiencing with the current pandemic, the risk of disease and death had a huge impact on people’s daily lives. It has been interesting to understand the differences between the... View Article
We are honoring 82,000 servicemen and women who went off to war since WWII, but have not yet returned home or been accounted for. Every year, we have a remembrance ceremony at the POW/MIA Living Memorial Plaza. The ceremony will take place on Friday, September 20, 2019, at 3:00 PM... View Article
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