Edmonds City Council honors Kristiana Johnson

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds City Council has expressed heartfelt appreciation for the community's condolences following the death of Councilmember Kristiana Johnson on July 18, 2022. A temporary memorial has been set up at Edmonds Veterans Plaza to allow residents to share their thoughts and memories, showcasing the deep connection Johnson had with the community. This memorial serves not only as a tribute but also as a space for collective mourning and remembrance. In addition to the temporary memorial, the council is planning a more lasting tribute to honor Johnson's extensive service to Edmonds. Contributions can be made to the "Kristiana Johnson Memorial Fund," highlighting the community's commitment to preserving her legacy.

The council's actions reflect the significant impact Johnson had on local governance and the importance of community involvement in memorializing leaders. As citizens gather to remember Johnson, they reinforce the values of service and remembrance that she embodied. This initiative is a poignant reminder of how local leaders can influence and inspire their communities.

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