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Jan “Jon” Andersson, 1937—2016
Jan was beloved at Nickelsville Ballard, which was his last residence until, in ill health, he moved into Nyer Urness, where he died. Jan’s Leaf is placed at Ballard Commons (May 21, 2017). If you have photos or memories of Jan, please post a comment.
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Tanya Hedington, 1970—2017
From Ballard workers: “Tanya had such a loving spirit, always wanting to help others, not once did she complain about her health. Tanya would go over and beyond the call of duty, and the love she had for her family, especially her kids—Tanya’s eyes would light up when she spoke of them. The effect Tanya had on so many people… she will be truly missed but never forgotten. Our special Angel.” Tanya’s Leaf is placed at Ballard Commons (May 21, 2017). If you have photos or memories of Tanya, please post a comment. Featured Leaf May 2021
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Marc Steven Cahill, 1959—2017
Marc was well known at St. Luke’s in Ballard. “He was often smiling. He was quick to share his emotions and quick to make a friend. His cell phone would often go off during church!!! He worked hard to overcome a number of challenges.” Marc’s Leaf is placed at Ballard Commons (May 21, 2017). If you have photos or memories of Marc, please share a comment. Featured Leaf December 2017
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Hubert “Buzz” Chevara 1958—2017
Buzz was born July 30, 1958 in the parking lot of the old Bothell Hospital as his mother was on her way into the building. He died on March 7, 2017 in Everett, after a friend took him to the hospital up there. Buzz was well-known, loved and will be remembered at many SHARE/WHEEL and Ballard locations. Buzz’s Leaf is placed at Ballard Commons (May 21, 2017). If you have photos or memories of Buzz, please share a comment.
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New Ballard Leaves May 21, 2017
YOU’RE INVITED to THE HOMELESS REMEMBRANCE PROJECT’s “Leaves of Remembrance” Dedication in BALLARD!! Leaves of Remembrance Dedication & Reception NOON Sunday, May 21st at Ballard Commons Park (57th NW & NW 22nd) Reception to follow at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church (5710 22nd Ave NW) For more than a decade, The Homeless Remembrance Project–a collaborative community effort facilitated by the homeless women of WHEEL–has created places of hope, healing, and beauty to honor and remember homeless people who’ve died in King County. The Project has two parts: A beautiful “Tree of Life” sculpture and gathering place at Victor Steinbrueck Park (north of Pike Place Market), and “Leaves of Remembrance,” with names,…
