• Lloyd Grant, 1960—2008

    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.

  • Pattayah “Tony” Poochaiyamont, 1967—2013

    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

  • Suzanne Sims, 1949—2013

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

  • Brian Raymond, 1958—2013

    Brian Raymond  3/5/1958 – 5/11/2013 Brian’s Leaf is located at the Recovery Cafe. If you have photos or memories of Brian, please share them in a comment.

  • Andrew Appel, 1965—2013

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

  • William “Bill” Burns, 1949—2014

    From Bill Burns’ obituary: “William Burns was born Feb 4, 1949, in Baltimore to Gladys and William Burns. He was a cherished newborn son and brother. Later he was a California surfer, adventurer, friend to many and commercial fisherman. In his thirties he married my sister Linda, and together they raised a son. They purchased 10 acres of farmland and built a beautiful home, doing most of the work themselves. Bill was an extremely hard worker and loyal family man. At one time he was living the American dream and seemed to have it all: beautiful home, family, a nice truck and boat, well-tended gardens, a few cattle and even…

  • Byron Barnes, 1965—2013

    Byron Edwin Barnes was born February 4, 1965, and passed away on January 20, 2013 at age 47.  Byron is survived by his beloved son Ben, a twin brother named Myron, and many brothers, sisters, nephews and nieces, aunties and uncles. Byron was Tlingit and an Alaska native. He was very proud and appreciative of his First Nations culture. He was known as the “Keeper of the Information” because he knew who was related to whom within the First Nations community. Friends recall Byron as a nice, respectful man with a big heart who loved to read. He loved his friends and was loved by his friends.  His generosity and…