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Veterans Interview: Dennis Boyd talks with Colonel Sue Minahan

Veterans Interview: Former Seattle Seahawk Dennis Boyd talks with Colonel Sue Minahan, a 22-year veteran of the Army Nursing Corps., at Patriot’s Landing in DuPont, Washington.

More About Estate Planning with Stephen Waltar

Stephen Waltar from Legacy Estate Planning in Bellvue discusses trusts. If you own a home, you need a will or a trust. We all need estate planning documents, the questing is what kinds meet their needs. We suggest reviewing documents every three years.

The Value of Trusts with Stephen Waltar

Stephen Waltar from Legacy Estate Planning in Bellvue discusses trusts. He said he likes the phrase, “Don’t put your trust in money, put your money in trust.” There are many kinds of trusts. It’s like a tube of toothpaste. If you squeeze the toothpaste out, anyone can get it: their creditors, the state, and you can’t get that toothpaste back in the tube. Instead, put it in a container, a trust for the benefit of someone. The difference between a will and a trust is this: if you hire an architect and they draw up blueprints, does that build the home? A will is a blueprint, it doesn’t do anything until after your passing.

Special Memorial Site for Seahawks 12s

In the state of Washington, Seattle Seahawks fans are important. Many people get cremated in Seahawks jerseys or they have Seahawks ball caps, or their memorial service was all about photos with the Seahawks. Evergreen Washelli is in the design stages now to create a special memorial at Abbey View just for the fan base known as the “12s,” with a garden in the shape of a football field, a patio area and a cremation area, and areas just for memorials. Dan White at Evergreen Washelli welcomes any feedback our listeners would be able to provide.

What To Expect From An Advisor with Daphne Davis

It’s important for an advisor to connect with someone who can do the right thing for the right reason, be an active listener, be objective, what’s behind those words, discern really what’s important in the given situation. It is the details of life that create a positive quality of life. Daphne Davis at Pinnacle Senior Placements talks about how those details help answer questions, then lead to conversation about how to pay for long-term care and a senior’s ideal placement.

Veterans Interview: Dennis Boyd talks with Donna Ewing

Veterans Interview: Former Seattle Seahawk Dennis Boyd talks with Donna Ewing, a 26-year veteran of the U.S. Army, at Patriot’s Landing in DuPont, Washington.

Senior Care Planning with Greg Mundell

Greg Mundell with Careage at Patriot’s Landing talks about Care Plan, Assisted Living, Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and Medication Management.

Veterans Interview: Dennis Boyd talks with Lt. Colonel Dan Wassestrom

Veterans Interview: Former Seattle Seahawk Dennis Boyd talks with Lt. Colonel Dan Wassestrom, a 26-year veteran of the U.S. Air Force, at Patriot’s Landing in DuPont, Washington.

Scattering Ashes with Dan White

Cremation is rising in the northwest U.S. Nationally it is about 50 percent, about 75 percent in the northwest, whereas in some places on the east coast it is as low as 10 percent, so it varies. What are the rules about scattering ashes? Dan White at Evergreen Washelli says, generally speaking, check with local authorities to see if it’s allowable, particularly in national or state parks.

Transitions with Daphne Davis

Feeling overwhelmed with not knowing which type of housing and long-term care best meets your loved ones needs? Daphne Davis at Pinnacle Senior Placements talks about how you can begin the process of answering your questions. They have over 15 years of hands-on experience helping families make residential changes. So we can get to know you and your loved one, we will meet you face to face. Your loved one is much more than a list of diagnoses, symptoms and behaviors.