That’s weird. It says, “Benefits Paid to Zip Code 32034 (FL). She was born in Washington. We lived in Florida for a few years when I was small. We moved to Kansas in 1967. She moved back to Washington in 1981. What “benefits” are they referring to, and why Florida?
Yes, your county recorders office should have a copy of the death certificate on hand.
I KNOW what day I am going to die, if I follow suit of my great grandmother, grandmother and mother…yep, as weird as it is, they all died on Jan.21st, decades apart but still….woooooo, spooky coincidence or fate? haha
It was in King County in Washington State. I mean, I know I could send off for all the info, and probably have to pay for it, but that just isn’t worth it.
@Coloma As my father approached his 66th birthday he became very depressed. He believed he would die around 66, the age my grandfather died. He made it to 81.
Have you gone to ancestry.com? With a free three month trial you can search their database of birth and death records. How many years ago was it? If I google my moms name and town she died in get obituary comes up.