• Dumisami Longwe

    Dumisani “Dumi” Longwe 1993—2023

    Women in Black stood for Dumi January 28, 2023.  He has a moving obituary at Legacy.com.  Dumi’s Leaf is at Ballard Library.  If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • William “Will” Lamare 1991—2023

    From his sister Madison: Will was born and raised in Littleton, CO . He was an incredibly talented skate boarder and was loved by so many for his sense of humor and contagious laugh. He also had a love for cooking. He struggled with addiction for many years but always seemed to find a way to get back on his feet. Will is missed by so many but we know he has finally found peace. Women in Black stood vigil for Will February 8, 2023. William “Will” J Lamare’s Obituary – Seattle, WA | Ever Loved Will’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park. If you have photos or memories…

  • Jaskaran Singh 1991—2023

    Women in Black stood vigil for Jaskaran June 14, 2023. Jaskaran’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • Alex Loughlen 1990—2022

    Women in Black stood vigil for Alex September 14, 2022. Alex’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park. If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.

  • Jason and his mom

    Jason Butcher 1972—2023

    July 1972-January 2023 Women in Black stood vigil for Jason February 8, 2023. From his mother,  Patricia: Jason was a person that had a great sense of humor, sensitive to other people’s needs. His life took a turn for the worst later in life that impacted the rest of his life forever. Throughout this time that basically ruined the rest of his life, he was loved by many family members. He seeked God deeper to give him strength but in the end, Accidental use of fentanyl got the best of him. I love you Son, Mother Jason’s Leaf is at Lake City Mini Park. If you have photos or memories…

  • Leonard Tullis 1964–2021

    Leonard died Sept 2021 in Tukwila. From Pastor Kristy of Compass:  Leonard was generous, kind, creative.  He cared for his mother well after her stroke.  He was a skilled wood worker.  He had a great sense of humor.  He overcame many challenges and difficulties while struggling with homelessness and housing instability.  He was a valued and loved member of our community.  Longtime member of the Church of Steadfast Love. Leonard’s Leaf is at Compass Center.  If you have photos or memories to share, please post a comment.