| February 2010 |     www.washelli.com |
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Seattle Bothell Brier |
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| We Remember K.C. Hill | |
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A video tribute is a custom designed remembrance documentary DVD combining a Watch the K.C. Hill video tribute |
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| Post a Heart | |
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Whether it is someone you miss, or someone who has experienced a loss and is in your thoughts, our Post a Heart page is the perfect forum to personalize a message to your loved one. Click here to post a heart. |
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| The Valentine— A Symbol of Enduring Love | |
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The life-sized bronze sculpture entitled Valentine is part of Evergreen Washelli’s permanent collection. It is the creation of sculptor George W. Lundeen, whose skill in realistically and sensitively capturing his subjects makes his work irresistible. Evergreen Washelli is proud to have the Valentine to share with the public. This work of art has a timelessness, beauty, and emotion that can speak to all of us. It is located in our funeral home chapel atrium and we welcome the opportunity to share it with you. here. |
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| Memorializing a Loved One | |
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Evergreen Washelli offers a variety of ways to remember a loved one. Whether by a commemorative piece of jewelry or a keepsake bracelet, there are many of ways to keep your loved one close to your heart. These beautiful wearable remembrances allow for a portion of cremated remains, a lock of hair, or a thumbprint to be permanently integrated. 
A fingerprint is a signature, an impression. Historically, fingerprints were used in ancient seals, Roman tiles, Egyptian tombs, Chinese pottery, and Babylonian clay tablets. They served as decorations, and sometimes as an autograph, a way for one to leave a lasting mark, saying “this is me.” Many things can be learned by people’s fingerprints: their age, gender, the kind of work they do, and even health. Whether it is to memorialize a family member, or give a gift of your own print to a loved one, thumbprint keepsakes are an imprint of a life we remember. We are proud to offer unique keepsake remembrances such as these thumbprint pendants. The surface is inviting to the touch, the back may be engraved with a message, name, or date. These keepsakes form a connection with those we keep close to our hearts. For more information about our keepsake jewelry, contact us. |
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| Am I Forgetting Your Face? | |
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When you lose someone you love dearly, you find yourself vowing never to forget that person. Then one day, you may wake up in a panic because you can't quite remember what he or she looked like. You may think you are being disloyal or that something is wrong with you. However, this is not at all what is happening. You will never forget that person.
Affirmation: When I wonder if I am forgetting your face, I will get out a special picture of you and smile at you. |
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| Black History Remembrance | |
We invite you to join us as we recognize the African-American notables who have made an impact on our history. Our annual Black History Remembrance will be held on Sunday, February 28, 2010.
Gathering from 3:00pm to 4:00pm A special Ecumenical inter-faith ceremony will be conducted where guests will have an opportunity to light candles and present floral offerings to their beloved departed. For more information, click here. |
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But sometimes certain aspects connected with the death are too painful to remember and our mind protects us with "blank spots" until a time when we can face this a little easier.
