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Linda Jimmy 1996—2022
Linda died of burns at Ballard Commons, May 2022. Women in Black stood vigil. Linda’s Leaf is at Ballard Library. If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Dylan Hunter 1985—2022
Dylan was shot to death at 5500 14th NW on 6/17/22. Women in Black stood vigil. Dylan’s Leaf is at Ballard Library. If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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John Thomas Hendricksen 1962—2022
From his niece Kadesh Hendricksen: I called Uncle John ‘Moses’ because he was a very spiritual man with the mind of an engineer. Everyone else knew him as Viking Man. He was born and raised in Seattle. He grew up in a house a few blocks up the street from Gasworks Park, his Grandparents lived in Wallingford. His favorite place to hang out was the little park with the temple structure; he was Norwegian but loved the Asian community. Defiant to the end, he refused to live anywhere else even when housing was offered just outside the city. He and his younger brother were inseparable, living in a tent together…
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William Hames 1962—2021
William died of natural causes 10/26/21 at Ballard Commons. Women in Black stood vigil. William’s Leaf is at Ballard Library. If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Christy Hughes 1966—2020
Christy died on 8/4/20 at NW Dock Place and Leary Avenue NW, in a tent, by OD. Women in Black stood vigil. Her husband Eddie Williams stopped by the Dedication of a Leaf for Random Roads to make the request. He said she died at Ballard Food Bank, and that she loved the Ballard library. Christy’s Leaf is at Ballard Library. If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Dianne Gallien 1965—2021
Dianne died of natural causes 10/10/21 at Ballard Commons. Women in Black stood vigil. Dianne’s Leaf is at Ballard Library. If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Phillip Dean 1982—2022
Phillip Dean, born January 19, 1982 From Rebecca, a friend and neighbor: “Phillip hung out in Ballard and downtown when on the streets. He was chronically homeless before receiving housing at the Nyer Urness House.” Phillip’s Leaf is at Ballard Library. If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Jeremy Townson 1989—2022
Jeremy’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park (12359 Lake City Way NE). If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment
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Lance Thompson 1969—2022
Lance’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park (12359 Lake City Way NE). If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Richard Johnson 1963—2022
Richard’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park (12359 Lake City Way NE). If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Issac Arthur Yaranon 1977—2021
DOB 4/13/1977; died 12/18/2021 by suicide. Issac’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park (12359 Lake City Way NE). If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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James “Jimmy” Morgan 1967—2021
From requester Kathryn Whitehill: James, known to friends in Lake City as Jimmy or Boston Jimmy, was a beloved member of our community. He was a veteran. He always brought a joyful, upbeat presence to our program, and always greeted staff by name. He looked after his friends and fellow neighbors experiencing homelessness. He will be missed. James’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park (12359 Lake City Way NE). If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Rebecca “Becky” Murphy 1964—2021
Becky was born June 26, 1964. She received services in Lake City for several years and is remembered in the homeless community there. She died in August 2021, in a popup camp in Woodland Park. Becky’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park (12359 Lake City Way NE). If you have photos or memories to share please post a comment.
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Elliott Donnell Yearby Jr 1990—2019
Elliott Donnell Yearby Jr 4/24/1990-12/16/2019 From Pastor Jonathan of Seattle Mennonite Church: Debra Summers, deceased, raised Elliott with his uncle, Jay Steward, and his cousins Sean Summers and Jamie Mahn. He was her life and she was his life. The four children were inseparable.
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James “Frenchy” French 1964–2021
From his friend Stephanie Hessen: James was kind, funny, hardworking, intelligent, creative and the sweetest soul I’ve met. Honest to a fault and would give you anything. He loved music. He could sing CCR like no other. He drew and learned he could paint. Loved Seahawks, T-bones and wine.