Jenny’s Leaf is at Angeline’s/Opportunity Place. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

From Joyce’s Obituary: “Born on February 14, 1958 in Canada; she was a First Nations Native American. Joyce spent time with 7 families before she came to live with our great big one, she was only 6 years old at that time. Joyce had a wonderful sense of humor and could always make you laugh. She had an enormous capacity to love, not just people but animals too and was most fond of our Irish setter, Tara.

Lori’s Leaf is at Angeline’s/Opportunity Place. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

From Sandra Aust: “Jerry was a good friend to everyone.  Willing to help out a brother or sister in need.  I will never forget his sense of humor and how he could make me laugh.  He made everyone laugh and feel good about themselves.  Jerry was a hard worker, he volunteered at the DESC and was always moving and working or helping someone in need.  For awhile he was in Tent City2 and everyone called him TC Willie because of his long ponytail like Willie Nelson.  I know he touch my life in a profound and wonderful way and Jerry was a brother to men and women alike he was…

Patrick’s Leaf is at DESC. If you have photos or memories to share, please leave a comment.

From Jessica Barker: “Arthur lived much of his adult life outside or in shelters and dealt with chronic severe medical issues until his passing at the age of 46, at (Rainier House. His primary goal was to obtain housing, which he achieved and lived the last 1.5 years in his own apartment. He fought hard for his life. Arthur’s Leaf is at DESC. If you have photos or memories to share, please leave a comment.

“He was adventurous.” Abel’s Leaf is at Compass Center. If you have photos or memories to share, please leave a comment.

From his mother, Dianne Davis-Gates: “Brandon was an extremely bright and shining star whose light burned out way before his time.”  Brandon’s Leaf is at Compass Center. If you have photos or memories to share, please leave a comment.  

Ivy’s Leaf is placed at Seattle Mennonite Church. If you have photos or memories of Ivy, please share them by posting a comment.

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.