We would like to thank and praise God for the most beautiful, loving, caring and accomplished daughter/mother….Amanda Richalle Kime….Happy 29th Birthday!!!

David & Julie Putnam

IN MEMORY OF CHARLES REYNOLDS

We would like to thank and praise God for blessing us with the most amazing and special daughter….Chelsea Louise Putnam….Happy 18th Birthday!!!

David & Julie Putnam

“The cross is lit tonight for our daughter’s 10th birthday, Leigha Woodbury. What a blessing you are in our life. We love you! Dad & Mom”

The Cross is lit tonight for the Mothers. Seems like God gave a extra portion of love to mothers. They feed us and take care of us, clean up after us, Kiss our hurts and are always there when we need them. So much can be said about Mom.

We Love you MOM.

-your Kids

(May 10th and 11th)

We would like to thank and praise God for blessing us with the most wonderful, incredible and awesome son….Matthew David Putnam….Happy 16th Birthday!!!
David & Julie Putnam

In Loving Memory of my Nana, Zenda Opal Wright. She was such a Blessing in my life. Born 5-1-1904, She saw and experienced so much in her 101 years here.She never judged and rarely had a harsh word. She accepted everyone just as they were and gave unconditional love. Nana was a shining example of a Christian.
Julie Putnam

The cross is lit tonight in celebration of the birth of Diego Rudy Cedillos to Patty and Rudy Cedillos
March 28, 2008 Woodland Hills, California Thanks and God bless.

“The cross lit Today, April 25th in thanks to God for all the blessings He has bestowed upon me and my family, including my new daughter, Tara, who’s birthday was the 18th. All glory, praise and honor to you Father. Paul P”

The cross is lit tonight in loving memory of our good friend, Barb Ogan who passed away March 17, 2008.
Steve & Mary Joy
(March 17th and 20th)

The cross is lit in loving memory of my sweet little mother-in-law Rose Ferraro. She was born March 11, 1913 and passed away just a few week ago February 15, 2008. She and her twin sister, Mary were the first to be born in the US from Italy.

Her philosophy for life”share your love – love one another” Rosie knew that the true secret for happiness was in doing something for others – whether it was making her homemade meatballs and sauce, baking biscotti’s or giving hugs — and the way she lived her life illustrated this. Rosie was a hard worker – she faced every day with the love of God in her heart. She was a faithful and loyal friend, wife, mother, and grandmother. She was made out of true Italian grit and was a woman of honesty and integrity. Looking back at the events in her life, she was a beautiful light, mirrored through Christ. We all have been most fortunate to be blessed with such wonderful person, my mom. Our sweet little Rosie – we will miss you. Dominick and Mary Beth Ferraro

Happy 6th Birthday to our beautiful daughter, Grace. You are the light of our life. We thank God for you every day. How precious it is that you love the Cross, may it always light your heart.
Dennis and Angel Howell

Lighting the cross in honor of our much loved Tricia Hopkins, who, as a servant of Christ, has touched and inspired many, who leans not on her own understanding, who listens, trusts, and follows, and who shares the peace, light, and love of Christ these very days as she fellowships in His joy an suffering simultaneously. Pray for her…. and, CELEBRATE LIFE!!! Praise be to God! Thank you WHS for an awesome talent show honoring this awesome woman!!
Love, from Tricia’s friends and family 🙂

We light the cross in memory of Cassie Miller on the night of her memorial. My dear friend who was kind, caring, and athletic. I will miss very much, I will always remember you.

“Today January 28,2008 the cross is lit in honor of Miguel Zavala, our father’s birthday. He has been a magnificent father and a great friend.

I am asking for the cross to be lit on January 27 in memory of Earl Nelsonƒ?Ts passing, January 27, 2005. He was the beloved father of Paige, Blake and Jill and deceased husband of Connie. Our family remembers Earl with much love and affection. He was a brave man as he fought ill health for many years. He loved his family very much and is remembered with love and respect by all who knew him. He loved his Lord and this lighting of the cross is a visible reminder of his love and devotion. Earl was a faithful husband and a loving father and grandfather. He was a good and kind man. Connie, Paige and Kelly Swan, Matt and Kathryn, Blake and Amy Nelson, Chase and Robby, Jill and David Mowell, Daemian and Hannah.

The cross is light tonight in honor of our daughter, Laura Briggs’ birthday. She was a joy to us from the moment she was born on a cold January day 22 years ago. Throughout her life she has been a light for Christ. One of the things we appreciate the most about Laura is her friendliness to everyone, young and old alike. Laura we love you and are blessed to be your parents.

“The Cross is lit tonight in memory of C. A. “Bill” Nolph, our loving husband and father, who inspired and supported us to follow our dreams, who always had a new project to research, who shared his gift of seeing the photograph with many others, and who held an abiding faith in Christ.

We can hear him say, “The peace of the Lord be with you all.”

I light this cross in honor of my wife Jill Rowley of 26 years on her 63rd birthday as she begins a new life of retirement in Wenatchee. She has been an inspiration to me and many others that she has touched and those she will touch in the future.

I would like to thank Mike Stancil and Frank Tukey and the rest of the folks at Vita Green for their effort in lighting the cross thru the holiday season, Nov 22, 2007 through Jan 1, 2008.

The lit Cross honors the 90th birthdays of our two mothers, Anita Krober and Lorraine Whiteman. They were born November 7, 1917 and February 9, 1918. They are visiting Wenatchee, having come for their grandson’s wedding. Our families have been deeply blessed because of these two remarkable ladies. The choices they’ve made and lives they’ve lived, has graced us with an incredible heritage. Their uncommon legacy stems from their long-ago choice to follow Jesus. We are grateful!