• A COVID-19 Liability Release form is required by the venue (please download and print)
• Donations to the orphanage Joshua helped to build can now be made online
• Memorial Event printed programs are now available for download 
• Additional seating has been opened in all time slots (register here)
• A graveside greeting event will take place the following day -- see end of program for details]
• Wear a mask and sit distanced from other groups 

A link is provided for you to download and print your own program at home in order to avoid passing things from person to person.

Parking is free and plentiful. You can arrive up to 15 minutes early. Park in the church parking lot near the street to maximize social distancing as you walk to the building. (Of course, handicapped parking and special needs parking are available adjacent to the building.) 

In lieu of flowers, please support the orphanage Joshua helped to build in Bangalore, India. You can donate online, or you can make out a check to the orphanage director, Venkatesh Kannan. Chase Bank will permit us to deposit it locally for him to withdraw in India free of bank fees. Bring to service or mail now to Computer Ed International, 320 S. Montgomery St., Unit 322, Portland, OR 97201.  You can also donate using Zelle/PayPal/CashApp through Josh's dad, Mitch Priestley, (503)515-3407, mitch.priestley@live.com

Thank you to recent donors in loving memory of Joshua Priestley:

Matt & Ella Essieh

David & Celia Stockamp

Blake Kingsley Family

Anonymous      Nick Hubert

Alex Dassise      Kory & Karlene MacGregor      Shawna Saxton

Michael and Lorri Kehoe      Jim and Heidi Wilson      Alec & Sarah Doughty       Raymond & Deneen King

Matthew Mercer      Jack Kehoe      James Moss      Anna M. Brusco      Jane & Jeff Dennis      LizBeth Hale

Ivy Grelewicz      Beth Parmenter      Karen Priestley

(Additional recent donors are acknowledged here)

Graveside Greeting Sunday Nov. 15: See Joshua's parents, Mitch & Debbie, on a drop-in basis, at Joshua's gravesite, 2pm–4pm, at SE 112th & Mt. Scott Blvd. From Mt. Scott Blvd., just below 112th Ave., enter Gate 3; then turn left; proceed to the bend and stop. Joshua is buried with his great grandparents (Walter & Marie Jeske).  Custom marker for Joshua is pending.