Photo Credit: Larkspur Conservation Burial at Taylor Hollow, Nashville, TN
What is Trillium Natural Burial?
We are creating a sanctuary that welcomes all people and provides a natural burial option that restores the land. Trillium Natural Burial envisions at least 35 acres in either Thurston, Lewis or Mason counties, no more than one hour from Olympia.
We are in conversation with local partners seeking the right parcel of land for a conservation burial ground. We look forward to celebrating our opening in the future. This land will welcome all those seeking a natural burial alternative and others seeking quiet refuge--- hikers, poets, bird watchers, dancers, painters and the bereaved.
Why Does Conservation Burial Matter?
Conservation burial protects our soils, water, wildlife and air. This well established, safe practice can provide a profound and comforting connection, between humans and nature, sustaining us all.
Trillium Natural Burial Thanks
Contributors (In-Kind)
Lisa Brodoff, J.D.
Jodie Buller - White Eagle Memorial Preserve Cemetery
Kathryn Coffman - Fashionably Frank Marketing
Debe Edden - Heartsparkle Players
Brian Flowers - Moles Farewell Tributes, Funeral Director
Heidi Hannapel, Jeff Masten - Landmatters Consulting
Mary Beth Harrington - 501 C3 Empowering Nonprofits LLC
Sherry Jennings - Sound Governance
Freddie Johnson - Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery
Christina Merten, Lindsey Amtmann - Herrera Environmental Consultants
Greg Scully - 501 Commons
Peter Smith, J.D. - APEX Law Group
Lee Webster - International Funeral Reform Advocate
Donors
Julie Frank
Heartsparkle Players
Becky Liebman
Robert Walker
$10,000 Donors
Laura Schleyer
Hilarie Hauptman
Karen Lohmann
Ongoing Donors
Evan Ferber
Hilarie Hauptman
Holly Blue Hawkins
Karen Lohmann
Gene Maltzeff
Laura Schleyer
Leeann Tourtillot