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With a heavy heart we share our loss, wish a peaceful transition and reflective thoughts to our

dearly departed HOPEster…..Jesse Jhon Andrews.

Jesse Jhon Andrews lived a life that was complex, creative, and unforgettable. His story is not easily summarized, because he was not a man of simple lines. Jesse felt deeply, created passionately, and saw the world through a lens uniquely his own. His music, writings, and the lasting imprint he left on those who knew him continue to speak even in his absence.

We invite you to visit Jesse’s Memory Page, where his life, his work, and the stories shared by those who loved him are preserved. This page honors not just his struggles, but the incredible brilliance, depth, and one-of-a-kind spirit that defined him. This page serves as a place where his story can continue, where his voice can still be heard through the work he left behind, and where those who knew him, or wish they had, can connect with the legacy of a life that was lived fiercely and uniquely.

Explore Jesse’s Memory Page by clicking the word below that says “HERE”:

H E R E

Help us welcome our newest HOPEster. Cathy is from Everett, Washington.

“I got in a very bad car accident on August 8, 1976 when I was 14 and preparing to go to high school. I was born in the 60’s (1962 to be exact). That was a time when not a lot was known about the after affects of sustaining a severe head injury……..”

“…..If I could share any one message with all of you out there in the world, it would be to not give up. It’s never too late to get help, and keep fighting to get where you want to be in life, even if you have to do it a little bit differently than others.”

You can read her story here: https://hopetbi.com/cathy-law-mclaren-survivor/