Autumn 2026. In this imagined moment at Wildwood, I am studying a young evergreen, not thinking about how quickly it can grow but how long I can care for it. After Dawne died, I learned that love can remain even when the person we love is gone. That is what first drew me to memorial trees. I dream of a farm where families plant in someone's memory, then have a place to return through changing seasons. A planting day is only the beginning. Roots need room, trees need protection, and promises need tending. I have not built Wildwood Farms or acquired the land yet. But I know the kind of work I want it to stand for: patient, honest care that turns remembrance into something living for years to come.
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Autumn 2026. In this imagined moment at Wildwood, I am studying a young evergreen, not thinking about how…
A contributor perspective from Killebrew, presented by Heather Killebrew.
Conceptual portrait of Joey carefully examining a young evergreen tree. He wears a dirt-stained white Wildwood Farms long-sleeve shirt bearing the W logo. Warm sunlight illuminates the green needles and his thoughtful expression.
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