Our family would like to light the cross in remembrance of Laura Mathews. We know she is with our Lord in a loving embrace for her birthday. We miss you very much. We will be together again. Love your family!

In memory of Richard “Dick” Elliott, with “lots and lots of love” from your family who misses you deeply, but also recognizes and praises God that you are with your Savior. We can’t wait to see you again.

The cross is lit from November 21, 2010 through November 28, 2010 in memory of Barbara Chamblee Smith Beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and friend to all

Barbara left this earthly world on November 21, 2007 after a nearly five year, courageous battle against ovarian cancer. She was memorialized on November 28, 2007 which would have been her 68th birthday. Barbara had a profound effect on many people who miss her dearly.
The world is a better place because Barbara was in it. We, her family and friends, are blessed to have had her with us, even though the time was too short.

“Those who gave our lives beauty shall live forever in our hearts.”

We miss you, Mom. Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Birthday.

Wife of Lee
Mother to Dawn, Michael, Randall, Christopher, Rebecca and Matthew
Grandmother of Gwenevere, Jason, Chris, Gabe, Jessica, Paul, Annie, Jennifer, Andrew, Nathaniel, Avery and Morgan, and numerous great-grandchildren.
Sister of LaMar, Gary, Rodney and Richard
Sister of the heart to Sandy

Sam and Theresa Filbeck

Happy Birthday and Happy Homecoming to Wenatchee. Cristi is the sister of Terri Landes and niece of Diane and Howard Mahugh.

To honor my Wonderful wife on her birthday.
Love Rob

The congregation of Calvary Crossroads Church will be dedicating the cross lighting on this Veteran’s Day to all Veteran’s who have served in our military. We especially honor those who were wounded or gave the ultimate sacrifice for our nations freedom.

To those who currently serve our nation and will soon be listed as Veteran’s, we also dedicate to you this symbol of faith that is shining out tonight. May this symbol remind all who see it or view online that our nation has been strong, and will remain strong only as long as our military citizens want it strong.

Those currently in the military that we currently pray for are: Darrell Banning, Chip Millette, Celeste Rivera, Alex Hatch, Ross Kellogg, Matt Millette, Ryan Mahre, Brett Peterson, Brandon Dubois, Stephan Brown, Phil Millette, Eric Gust , Jeremy Tritt, Kyle Davis, Brandon Morris, Matt Greg, David Lyle, Justin K. Dennis, Andy Poellnitz, David Knowles, Janie Boots, Gabriel Reynoldson, Matt Moore, Josh Middleton, Salvador Lopez, Tameika Jensen, Tommy Reynoldson, Sean Patrick, John M. Keefer, Zach Troxler, Shawn Ripley, Chris Holiday, Megan Shanahan, Keola Lee, Ken Tussy, Josh McKenzie, Joe Lowe, Pastor Raymond W. Leach, Michael Therien , James Austin Miller, Jeff Whittney, Adam Foster & Chad Heimbecker.

We join with many people in giving grateful thanks for Veteran’s of past wars and for those currently serving. May your day be healthy in body, soul and spirit. God bless!

From the Military Ministry of Calvary Crossroads Church E. Wenatchee

In Memory of Ethel Turnipseed who passed away on Saturady, October 30th. We will all miss you Ethel. You were a very special and loving person to your family and friends.

God is good. I’m thankful for my wife Eileen.

this was not posted on the 12th as it should have been…

“Oct 12th would have been my uncles 50th birthday, he was like a father to me and he will greatly be missed! He is up with Jesus now and every time I see the cross, it automatically reminds me of my uncle up in heaven. He will forever be in my Heart!! “

The cross is lit on October 18, 2010 in Loving memory of our mom, Ruth
Mackdanz,who died one year ago today at the age of 97. We miss you everyday.

We are celevbrating our 50th Anniversary with our family. Arlene Rich

Joe and Rachel Dunbar currently serving in our armed services as Senior course instructor at us army leadership academy.

Roy, is a special individual with many God given abilities. He is a blessing to me. I wish him a wonderful day and a terrific new year living in the light of God’s love. Love, Lois

“Shiloh-
Thank you to my beautiful wife for our first year of marriage.
Andrew”

We are Praying the love of Jesus and comforting power of the Holy Spirit will be with the family during this time. May the promise of the resurrection bring assurance that whoever lives and believes in ME will never die.
John 11:25,26

The cross is lit today in memory of Lahna who on this date left to be with the lord and to her Mom Tiffany on this her birthday.

It has been one year ago today, Dad. We miss you so much it hurts… yet we take comfort that where you are, we will be soon. We are not to grieve like those who have no hope (1 Thes. 4:13). We have great, great comfort in knowing you are in Paradise with Christ Jesus, and we will be with you there in just a little while. We look to this cross tonight in your memory and see Jesus; our hope, comforter and friend. We love you, Dad!
Kathy, David, Nancy & Deedee

Ernie & Sandy Briggs give thanks and praise to God for the blessing their families have been to them all their lives.
Isaiah 40:26-31. Thanks and praise to God who created the heavens and the earth and who sustains our lives.

Gladys Charlene (Stewart) Hunter, or “Charlie”, as she was most well known, 60, went to be with her God on the evening of Friday, July 30, 2010, at her home in East Wenatchee, after a long battle with Multiple Cell Myeloma.
Charlie was born on February 9, 1950, in La Grande, OR. She spent her childhood years in La Grande and graduated high school there in 1968. As a young woman, she lived in Bend, OR, Cheyenne, WY and La Grande, OR. In 1980, Charlie moved to the Wenatchee Valley with her family. In the 30 years that Charlie spent in East Wenatchee, she made a great impact in the lives of many children and their families. While raising her girls as a single mom, she had a home daycare for nearly ten years. She then became the founding Director of Grant Elementary Before and After Care Program. Through this program, she gave great care to many children, who might have otherwise been sent home alone while their parents worked. The 20 years she spent with this program was one of her proudest accomplishments. In recent years, she had the privilege of caring for the “second generation,” children whose parents she had once cared for. This brought her great joy. She enjoyed gardening and flowers and always gardened barefoot and without gloves, loving to feel the soil. One of her favorite memories in the early days of living in East Wenatchee, was caring for and selling apples from a small orchard on Sunset Highway. Charlie’s yard was always a beautiful display of brightly colored flowers, something that she took a great deal of pride in. She called gardening “her therapy” and loved sharing the fruits, vegetables and flowers with those around her. Charlie was also deeply devoted to her relationship with God and being involved in church ministry and serving The Lord through helping others. She was known around the Wenatchee Valley for her little yellow car, a 1968 Volkswagen Beetle painted Ford yellow by her beloved brother, Mackie. She had many offers and sometimes pleas to retire the car and get something “more dependable,” but she would never even consider it.
She drove the “Honey Bee” until recently, when complications from her illness prevented her from driving. Charlie will be greatly missed by those who knew and loved her.