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** Gordon Kelley | 1942 – 2023

Woodinville, WA** Local News

Gordon Kelley, a respected member of the Woodinville community, passed away on August 21, 2023, at the age of 81, surrounded by his family. Born in Seattle and a graduate of Queen Anne High School, Kelley was a devoted family man and an innovative entrepreneur who played a crucial role in establishing cellular communications in Washington and Oregon. He began his career with Kelley Chevron, later transitioning to Kelley’s Radio Paging, which evolved into Kelley’s Radio Telephone. Kelley's passion for racing was a significant part of his life, creating lasting memories with his sons. His contributions to the community and entrepreneurial spirit left a lasting impact on many.

Family and friends are invited to honor his memory at a celebration of his life on October 8, 2023, at Chateau Lill in Redmond. Kelley is fondly remembered by many as 'Groda' or 'Flash,' reflecting his warm personality and deep connections.

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