Jay’s brother, Marc Anderson, says when they were younger, Jay traveled the world, worked on boats in Alaska, and raced motorbikes.  Photo above by Marc Anderson. Jay lived in his car with his little terrier, Frankie.  They loved going to the library and Ballard Commons Park. The week of January 11, 2024, when temperatures dropped below freezing, Jay died in his car. Frankie now lives with a housed friend in Ballard. Jay’s Leaf is at Ballard Library.  If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

Photo by her friend Treat Castillo Lexi’s Leaf is at Ballard Library.  If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

Photo from George’s obituary George’s Leaf is at Ballard Library.  If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

Paul Ewell camped on First Hill for years before he was violently murdered in the night on February 10.  He was remembered lovingly by the entire neighborhood. Paul’s Leaf is at Seattle City Hall. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

Sean was a social justice activist who was part of SHARE (Seattle Housing and Resource Effort) from its earliest years.  Projects and organizations he had a hand in include Tent City 3, Tent City4, Nickelsville, El Centro de la Raza, the SHARE Bunkhouse and Cafe Red.  He was loved by many, many people and did much good work in this world.  He is missed beyond measure. Sean’s Leaf is at Seattle City Hall.  If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

Derrick was living in Tent City 3 with his girlfriend Maribel when he was killed just outside the encampment. The murder is still unsolved. Derrick is survived by five adult children – Tangeray “Tang” Owens, Kierah “Ki” Owens, Del’fontia “Tray” Elam, Terri “Esha” Elam, Quatavious “Qua” Terry – and five grandkids. Derrick’s obituary Derrick’s Leaf is at Seattle City Hall. If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.