SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash. — As JoEllen Kesti looks over the 133-year-old Union Cemetery in Sedro-Wooley, she is haunted, but in a good way.
“I feel at peace here,” Kesti said. “You feel like you know them.”
One of those she has come to know is Melvin Wilson.
“He was just a precious little angel,” Kesti said.
Wilson was just 13 years old when he was killed by a stray bullet during a notorious bank robbery at Sedro-Woolley’s First National Bank in October 1914.
“He was in the wrong place at the wrong time,” Kesti said.
Kesti said the
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