Employees

Jerry D. Jasman, ABMDI - Coroner

I have been working for the coroner’s office eleven years as the chief deputy coroner and have been elected as Coroner on November 6, 2001.  I love my job because of the interaction we have with families in their time of need.  It is very rewarding at the end of the day to know that you have made a difference in a family’s life. 

  I have four wonderful children.  Jeremy is the oldest boy and he is 19 years old, (he is a Junior at Western Washington University, GO VIKINGS!) Jason is 18 years old, and our twin girls, Jana and Jaylene, are 17 years old.    We live on a farm 20 miles from Moses Lake and love the country life. On February 26, 2000, I passed my national certification from the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators and became a Registered Medicolegal Death Investigator.   My ambition in life is to help people in their time of need.

Lynette Henson, ABMDI - Chief Deputy Coroner

From the time I was in grade school I had always wanted to be in the medical field.  As it turned out, I spent 19 years working in dentistry.  My strong desire to learn, combined with my love for helping others, lead me down the path to becoming chief deputy coroner. 

I am also a  a Registered Medicolegal Death Investigator.

I grew up in the Grant County and now reside in Ephrata with my husband, Rich and our sons, Kevin 20, Caleb 19 and Scott 17.

This job has been very rewarding both professionally and personally by opening my mind to the needs of others.

   ON THE LAKE!

        Chief Deputy Henson and Search and Rescue        

Grant County Forensic Institute Open house,    August 1, 2002.

Dr. Gina Fino and Coroner Jasman

"HEY!  Lynette, MOVE!!! YOU ARE IN MY WAY!"