Spokane, Washington – Wallace Fleck, a devoted member of the Amalgamated Workers of the Pacific, Paper, and Woodworkers (AWPPW), passed away on October 25, 2024.
His death has left a profound impact on the community he served for many decades.
Wallace was born and raised in Spokane, where he became a well-respected figure known for his commitment to workers’ rights and community service.
Throughout his career, he fought tirelessly for fair wages and safe working conditions, earning admiration from peers and colleagues alike.
His passion for union work inspired many, as he organized meetings and led negotiations to ensure that the voices of workers were heard.
Beyond his union activities, Wallace dedicated time to various community initiatives aimed at supporting local families and promoting educational opportunities.
Colleagues expressed their sorrow on social media, with one commenting, “Wallace was a mentor and a true champion for our rights.”
His legacy will continue to inspire those who strive for justice and solidarity in the labor movement.
Wallace Fleck will be remembered not only for his contributions to the union but also for the warmth and kindness he shared with everyone around him.