• Jeffrey Schotter 1963—2022

    From Elizabeth Reilly at Recovery Cafe: Jeffrey is remembered for his ability to carry his life everywhere with him and do so with a smile. He was known to crack a spicy joke and give a little smirk as he walked away. We lost contact with him during COVID and were sad to learn of his passing. He will be missed. Jeffrey’s Leaf is at Recovery Café SLU. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment. .

  • Bruce Marriott 1961—2022

    From Elizabeth Reilly at Recovery Cafe: Bruce was at times a bit of a grump, upset with the world, but could come with kindness and gratitude to those in his life. He would come to Recovery Café when he could for comradery, tech support, and to ask around for Stacy. We miss his tall, lumbering presence and his ability to treat each day like a new one. Bruce’s Leaf is at Recovery Café SLU. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • Debra “Shadow” Knauf 1974—2022

    From Elizabeth Reilly at Recovery Café: Shadow was a longtime member of Recovery Café, both gruff and tender with everyone in the community. She was also involved in the ham radio community and found connection and friendships there. Shadow’s Leaf is at Recovery Café SLU. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • Vincent “Vinny” Falla 1959—2022

    From Elizabeth Reilly at Recovery Cafe: Vinny spent time in and out of housing, but always stayed connected with the Recovery Café community. He is remembered for his joyful and mischievous spirit. While not a tall man, he had a larger-than-life personality and could cross barriers, getting along and finding common ground with anyone. Whether he was in a shelter in treatment, on the street or in his own housing he would greet everyone with a smile and “where’ve you been?” He is dearly missed. Vinny’s Leaf is at Recovery Café SLU. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • Roland Pettengill 1964—2023

    Roland was beloved of St. Martin de Porres Shelter and SHARE/WHEEL’s Licton Springs Village. He had a sweet spirit and lively sense of humor. Roland’s Leaf is at Recovery Café SLU. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • Rosa Armstrong 1959—2022

    From her daughter, Jennifer: “She was a loving mother and grandmother.” Rosa’s Leaf is at Recovery Café SLU. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • Jack Wayne Dudley Jr. 1980–2023

    Birth 11/14/1980 : Death 5/13/23 Jack and his wife Jennifer were together for 23 years.  They came to Seattle in 2013 and lived in their white van next to St. Luke’s church for a number of years before they got housing.  He died of heart issues at home. Jack was a loving husband and father of seven kids, always willing to help others, strong, independent, loving and kind.  He will be missed. Jack’s Leaf is at Ballard Commons, near his friends Bevin and Random. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • Christine Annette Cooper 1971—2023

    From Christine’s mom, Patricia:  Christine, called Christi, was a wonderful person who suffered from schizoaffective disorder.  Even though her life was very difficult, she went out of her way to help others in need.  Before becoming homeless, she would provide shelter for other homeless individuals when needed.  She will always be in our hearts. Christine’s Leaf is at Ballard Library.  If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.  

  • Wesley Charles Green 1976—2022

    From Wes’s friend Mindy: I’m lighting a candle for my best buddy Wesley Charles Green.  He was a lover of life and people.  He liked to take his shoes off outside to get grounded.  And it didn’t really matter where we were.  He loved books.  And he was never without at least one (or 10).  He collected National Geographic’s and loved to show them off.  He was brilliant.  He loved music, playing the Fender acoustic (the good guitar he would say) and his harmonica.  He loved writing and button-down shirts.  He loved Indian food, Kombucha, milk, and warm soup with oyster crackers.  He loved “hashing it out” with just about…

  • Adlene Jimmy 1975—2016

    Adlene’s Leaf is placed next to her mother Linda Jimmy’s Leaf at the Ballard Library. cIf you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.