West Seattle Grand Parade featured Adah Cruzen and Carl Blake
West Seattle Grand Parade featured Adah Cruzen and Carl Blake
West Seattle philanthropist Adah Cruzen who has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to various community causes and organizations over the years was the West Seattle Grand Parade co- Grand Marshall.
Photo by Patrick Robinson
Sat, 07/20/2019
The West Seattle Grand Parade rolled down California Ave once again under the watchful eye of Grand Marshall and West Seattle philanthropist Adah Cruzen. Cruzen whose donations have graced several West Seattle organizations and efforts with hundreds of thousands of dollars was also the Orville Rummel Community Service award winner for 2019. Her co- Grand Marshall was the well known former owner of Blakes Bakery Carl Blake.
Photo by Kimberly Robinson Photo by Kimberly RobinsonPhoto by Kimberly RobinsonPhoto by Kimberly RobinsonPolice Chief Best and Mayor Durkan were part of the parade. Photo by Kimberly RobinsonPepper was a spicy entrant in the PawRade. Photo by Patrick Robinson.The All -City Band was on hand to play. Photo by Patrick RobinsonLora Radford of the West Seattle Junction Association was leading the PawRade. Photo by Patrick Robinson.Vancouver BC Police Motorcycle drill team took part. Photo by Patrick RobinsonPolice Chief Best paused to speak to Vicki Schmitz. Photo by Patrick Robinson The West Seattle Bengals posed with their trophy. Photo by Patrick Robinson Photo by Patrick Robinson.King County Councilmember Joe McDermott walked in the parade. Photo by Patrick RobinsonPhoto by Patrick RobinsonPhoto by Patrick Robinson City Council candidate for District 1 Phil Tavel walked with his young friend George. Photo by Patrick Robinson Photo by Kimberly Robinson
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The entire West Seattle High School cheer staff in mid-air. Photo by Patrick Robinson
The Vancouver Police Drill Team. Photo by Kimberly Robinson
