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Lynnwood Today
By the People, for the People
Community notes the passing of Thomas Duncan Kelsey at 65
Obituary reflects on his life in Alaska, work and love of the outdoors, and family support during his final years
Published on Mar. 3, 2026
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The Edmonds community is mourning the passing of Thomas Duncan Kelsey, a man with deep roots in Valdez, Alaska, who passed away on January 31 in Edmonds after facing serious health challenges and dementia in a local care facility. The obituary highlights his life in Alaska, his work and love of the outdoors, and the family members who supported him, with burial planned this May in Valdez.
Why it matters
Kelsey's passing is a loss for the Edmonds community, as he was a longtime resident with strong ties to the Alaskan community. His obituary provides a glimpse into his life and the support he received from his family during his final years battling health issues and dementia.
The details
According to the obituary published on kvakradio.com, Kelsey had lived in Valdez, Alaska for many years, where he worked and enjoyed the outdoors. He moved to Edmonds in his later years, where he resided in a local care facility and was supported by his family members until his passing on January 31.
- Thomas Duncan Kelsey passed away on January 31, 2026.
- His burial is planned for this May in Valdez, Alaska.
The players
Thomas Duncan Kelsey
A man with deep roots in Valdez, Alaska, who passed away in Edmonds on January 31 after facing serious health challenges and dementia in a local care facility.
The takeaway
Kelsey's passing is a reminder of the importance of community support and compassion for those facing health challenges, especially in their final years. His life and legacy in Alaska and Edmonds will be remembered by those who knew him.


