From Maggie Yowell: “Jim Hall (known to many of his friends as “Hambone”) grew up in Prairie Village, Kansas, where he attended Shawnee Mission East High School. Jim received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, where he played Baritone in the Mustang Marching Band and was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. “While he was at SMU, Jim met Maggie. They dated for 16 years and then married in Estes Park, Colorado. Jim and Maggie lived in Southern California and then moved to Seattle in January 2000. They were divorced in 2006. “Jim was an idea man, always inventing things or dreaming…

Kaylie Fitzpatrick, Roger’s daughter, requested this Leaf “To remember Roger Fitzpatrick, father, husband, son and cherished friend. You’ve moved on, but will always hold a place in our hearts.” Roger’s Leaf is placed at Seattle Mennonite Church.

Bear’s Leaf is at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Bear, please share them by posting a comment.

Charles, a Native American, lived at the Morrison at the time of his death. His Leaf is at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Charles, please share them in a comment.

Ronald’s Leaf is at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

Russell’s Leaf is located at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Russell, please share them by posting a comment.

Poncho’s Leaf is located at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Poncho, please share them by posting a comment.

Lloyd  lived at 1811 Eastlake at the time of his death. His friend Margaret says, “He was the nicest guy in the world.” Lloyd’s Leaf is located at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Lloyd, please post a comment to share them.

Cowboy lived at 1811 Eastlake at the time of his death. Cowboy’s Leaf is located at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Cowboy, please post a comment to share them.

Pattayah (aka Anthony King) lived at 1811 Eastlake at the time of his death. His friend Dieter told us: “Tony used to sing karaoke. He had a troubled life; grew up in Vietnam with an American GI dad & Vietnamese mom; was adopted by a military family.  He never lost his faith in God. He was a cheerful panhandler, a sweet godfearing fellow.” Pattayah’s Leaf is located at the Recovery Cafe.  If you have photos or memories of Pattayah, please post a comment to share them. Featured Leaf September 2021

Michele’s Leaf is located at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Michele, please share them in a comment.

Timothy’s Leaf is located at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Timothy, please share them in a comment.