Ric Gendron Obituary, Death – According to his bio on ARTSWA, in 2012 he was the sole focus of a touring exhibition that made stops in 2013 at a number of museums and galleries across the United States, including the Museum of Northwest Art in La Conner (Northwestern Washington) and the Museum of Contemporary Indian Arts in Santa Fe (New Mexico), amongst other places. The exhibition was on display in a number of locations in the United States. During its run, the exhibition could be seen in a number of different cities around the United States. Throughout the course of its existence, the exhibition was made available for viewing at a variety of locations across the United States.

This past weekend, the valiant battle against sickness that well-known Native American painter Ric Gendron fought and lost was ultimately successful. He had to leave us. Since he had first become ill, he had spent a very significant amount of time fighting against the condition. The members of his circle of friends and acquaintances have been informed by his family that a funeral ceremony will take place today in Grand Coulee. Grand Coulee is going to be the location of the funeral services.

Gendron was born and raised in the Arrow Lakes region, and he has been a member of the Arrow Lakes Band ever since he joined the band. The Colville Reservation is home to a number of different Confederated Tribes, including one known as the Arrow Lakes Band. It is possible to follow Gendron’s family tree all the way back to the folks who originally settled in the Arrow Lakes. The city of Spokane is home to all of his educational establishments, which include Eastern Washington University, Spokane Falls Community College, and Cornish College of Arts, among others. His degrees were all obtained from the aforementioned educational institutions.

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