Body Found In Sedro Woolley Identified As Missing Man

SEDRO WOOLLEY, Wash. (Metro) -- Authorities identify a man whose body was found in Sedro Woolley earlier this week as that of 80-year-old Ramon Jones, who had been missing for about a month and a half.

Officials say Jones, who was an Alzheimer's patient, died of hypothermia.

His body was found Wednesday at the bottom of an embankment adjacent to a residence on Alexander Street in Sedro Woolley.

Jones was reported missing on October 1 after he walked out of the Birchview Memory Care center.

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