Memorial Service

Officiant: The Rev. Seth J. Thomas. 
Music Director: Carolyn Mullen. 
Transcriptionist: Amanda May Triggs. 
Reception provided by Deacons. 

St. James Presbyterian Church  
Bellingham, WA.  


 Flowers by A Lot Of Flowers in the Fairhaven Historic District, Bellingham, WA.  
Pastel tones with yellow roses and a dogwood branch.   



Paper jumping frogs by Lois.  


  Note card images.  
  The flowers were done under the guidance of Julia Kerl in 2012.  
  The landscape was done at an Adult Day Health program probably around 2010.  

   A PDF of the Order of Service : LINK
   A doc file with a lightly edited transcript of the service:  LINK 
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