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October 12 Leaf Dedication at City Hall Following Women in Black Vigil
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Leaf Dedication at 3rd and Pine Sunday October 2, 2022
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Ballard Library Leaf Dedication September 11, 2022
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Lake City Leaf Dedication August 26, 2022
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Leaf Dedication Sunday July 24, 2022
YOU’RE INVITED to THE HOMELESS REMEMBRANCE PROJECT’s first “Leaves of Remembrance” Dedication of the Season! Sunday July 24, 2022 2 PM We’re MOVING Leaves at 2015 Third Avenue from under the Rapid Ride stop and ADDING two Leaves for James “Frenchy” French and William “Bill” Jarboe! Since 2003, The Homeless Remembrance Project (organized by WHEEL) has created places of hope, healing, & beauty to honor/remember homeless people who’ve died in King County. The Project has two parts: A beautiful “Tree of Life” sculpture and gathering place at Victor Steinbrueck Park (north of Pike Place Market), and “Leaves of Remembrance,” with names, on sidewalks throughout the City. PLEASE JOIN US TO…
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2021 Women in Black Death List
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Winter Solstice Vigil 2021
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Leaf Dedication at Seattle Medical-Dental Building October 22, 2021
Download PDF For more information: Seattle Medical-Dental Building page Laten Arnold Jenkins page Call 206-956-0334 Email wheelorg@yahoo.com Visit homelessremembrance.org or Homeless Remembrance Project on Facebook
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Leaf Dedication at Seattle First Baptist Church 0ctober 24, 2021
Download PDF Seattle First Baptist Church page, with links to each name post For more information: Call 206-956-0334 Email wheelorg@yahoo.com Visit homelessremembrance.org or Homeless Remembrance Project on Facebook
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Leaf Dedication at CITY HALL October 13, 2021
Download printable PDF: HRP CITY HALL Dedication 2021
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Lake City Leaf Dedication August 20, 2021
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Ballard Leaf Dedication August 15, 2021
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Winter Solstice Vigil December 21, 2020
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Women in Black List of the Dead 2020 (to 11/9/2020)
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Missing our Leaves?
It’s autumn already, and the leaves are starting to fall. The Homeless Remembrance Project’s Leaves of Remembrance are scattered in Seattle sidewalks, and our unique public memorial is needed more than ever. But, while the number of homeless deaths is heartbreakingly on the rise, due to the pandemic, we were unable to dedicate and place beautiful bronze Leaves of Remembrance this past season. We’re creating an ambitious work plan for new Leaves in new and old locations in 2021, and we’re grateful for your patience, solidarity and support.
