• Phil Deiro, 1929—1999

    Phil’s Leaf is located at Downtown Emergency Service Center.  If you have photos or memories of Phil, please post a comment.

  • Kathy's sister Nancy at Leaf installation

    Kathy McNeilly, 1960—2010

    Kathy’s Leaf is located at the Downtown Emergency Service Center.  If you have photos or memories of Kathy, please post a comment. Featured Leaf June 2018

  • Terry Brown, 1957—2008

    Terry’s Leaf is located at Downtown Emergency Service Center.  If you have photos or memories of Terry, please post a comment.

  • Ronald Williams, 1949—2011

    Ronald’s Leaf is located at Downtown Emergency Service Center.  If you have photos or memories of Ronald, please post a comment.

  • Alan Dagg, 1938—2005

    Alan’s Leaf is located at Downtown Emergency Service Center.  If you have photos or memories of Alan, please post a comment.

  • Paula Gunn, 1947—2006

    Paula’s Leaf is located at Downtown Emergency Service Center.  If you have photos or memories of Paula, please post a comment.

  • Sharon Fay, 1958—2012

    Sharon’s Leaf is located at Downtown Emergency Service Center.  If you have photos or memories of Sharon, please post a comment.

  • Rosana Koontz, 1952—2003

    Rosana’s Leaf is located at Downtown Emergency Service Center.  If you have photos or memories of Rosana, please post a comment,

  • Earle Thompson, 1950—2006

    Earle was a Native American who grew up on the Yakima Indian Reservation. He wrote with unaffected honesty of life on alcohol and the streets as easily as he wrote of the natural world and glimpses of Coyote. His work has been included in numerous anthologies and magazines, including 20th Century Native America Poets, Dancing on the Rim of the World, Akewon, AtlAtl, Argus, Blue Cloud Quarterly, Contact II, Greenfield Review, Prison Writing Quarterly and the Real Change anthology No Apologies. His first poetry chapbook was published by Blue Cloud Quarterly in the early 1970s; his last chapbook was published by Real Change in 2003. In a foreword to the Real…