Be a Tree Cremation

Be a Tree Cremation 💧Eco-friendly water cremation
🌍Returning people to Earth
🌲Nurturing life on Colorado lands
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Discover Be a Tree Cremation, Wheat Ridge's pioneering eco-conscious cremation & funeral provider, where nature's beauty guides every memorial. Be a Tree's modern, peaceful approach, including water cremation, aligns with Denver's sustainable ethos. Join the growing community choosing nature-inspired ceremonies and celebrations of life in harmony with the environment.���

✅️ Pre-Planning Open House🗓️ Saturday, December 6, 2025 at 10 AM📍 3720 Pierce St., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033Ever wondered ho...
11/19/2025

✅️ Pre-Planning Open House
🗓️ Saturday, December 6, 2025 at 10 AM
📍 3720 Pierce St., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033

Ever wondered how to leave a lasting legacy that's unique and meaningful? Come explore our innovative eco-friendly end-of-life options. 🌿

Planning ahead isn’t about focusing on death. It’s about living fully, free of uncertainty—and leaving behind a legacy that truly reflects your values.

Join us for:
-An Interactive Presentation on Water Cremation
-Light Food & Beverages
-Ask All Your Pre-Planning Questions

RSVP here:
https://www.beatreecremation.com/events-webinars/pre-planning-open-house-2025-12-06

Water Cremation fact:You still get an urn with “ashes” which are composed of skeletal remains.The remains are similar to...
11/11/2025

Water Cremation fact:
You still get an urn with “ashes” which are composed of skeletal remains.

The remains are similar to fire cremation; it’s just a different element used.

Never heard of Water Cremation? Check out the pinned content in our profile.

"She loved reminiscing about summers spent on her grandmother’s Montana farm and found joy in simple pleasures - tending...
11/06/2025

"She loved reminiscing about summers spent on her grandmother’s Montana farm and found joy in simple pleasures - tending her garden, her book club, reading the newspaper in the early morning and taking long drives while listening to NPR. She had a great sense of humor and an appreciation for comedy that brought out her wonderful laugh. She will be remembered for her unwavering faith, her sharp wit and her generous loving heart."

Becca Clark
September 9, 1958 - October 20, 2025
https://www.beatreecremation.com/obituaries/2025-10-20-becca-clark

Why are more people choosing Water Cremation?1 - Reduced Environmental Impact2 - Connection to Nature3 - Aversion to Fir...
11/06/2025

Why are more people choosing Water Cremation?

1 - Reduced Environmental Impact
2 - Connection to Nature
3 - Aversion to Fire or Burial

Never heard of Water Cremation? Check out the pinned content in our profile.

"Committed to changing the world with pastoral care and prophetic challenge, Carol accepted the call to Madison Avenue P...
11/04/2025

"Committed to changing the world with pastoral care and prophetic challenge, Carol accepted the call to Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. The hustle, bustle, and brilliant diversity of NYC inspired Carol toward even more creative and relevant ministries. From there, Carol went on to serve churches as Intentional Interim Pastor in Clinton and Smoke Rise, New Jersey; Pittsburgh and Mt. Lebanon Pennsylvania; Hickory, North Carolina; Kingsport, Tennessee, and Waynesboro, Virginia.

In retirement, Carol moved to Highlands Ranch, Colorado, to live near two of her three children, nine of her fifteen grandchildren, and two of her favorite family cats. These years were rich with joy, as well as the onset of Parkinson’s disease."

Carol Noel Seaman
December 29, 1944 - September 28, 2025
https://www.beatreecremation.com/obituaries/2025-09-28-carol-seaman

Death is not the end of our legacy. It's a final chance to demonstrate our values. 🌿✨ Come explore a behind-the-scenes W...
11/04/2025

Death is not the end of our legacy. It's a final chance to demonstrate our values. 🌿✨

Come explore a behind-the-scenes Water Cremation, an innovative, eco-conscious end-of-life alternative.

Whether you'd like to make pre-plans for yourself to make things easier for your loved ones, or you are navigating the tender path of caring for a loved one who is nearing end-of-life, we would love to meet you.

Join us for:
-Behind-the-Scenes Tours
-Light Food & Beverages
-Ask All Your Questions

RSVP here 🗓:
https://www.beatreecremation.com/events-webinars/pre-planning-open-house-2025-11-15

"She will be remembered for her continual way of moving forward in the midst of struggle; how she could always find joy ...
11/01/2025

"She will be remembered for her continual way of moving forward in the midst of struggle; how she could always find joy in everything; her goofy hats and protest buttons; her love of diverse cultures and their food; protesting with her lifetime friends at the Women’s International League of Peace & Freedom (WILPF), and especially her love of nature, camping, and the birds."

Jane Elizabeth Magers
December 24, 1931 - October 7, 2025
https://www.beatreecremation.com/obituaries/2025-10-07-jane-magers

When and how we die is not something many of us spend time thinking about; however, when faced with a terminal illness a...
10/24/2025

When and how we die is not something many of us spend time thinking about; however, when faced with a terminal illness and the prospect of declining quality of life over an uncertain timeline, the gift of choice can truly alter the end-of-life experience for people and their loved ones.

Over the years, we've had the honor of caring for many people who have chosen Colorado's Medical Aid in Dying. There's a sense of peace and control that many experience. That's why when we were approached about sponsoring the screening of Lynda's courageous and emotional story, it was an immediate yes. As a Connecticut resident, Lynda fought for the right to utilize Medical Aid in Dying and had to travel to access the care. Her journey will enlighten many to the gifts and challenges of choice at the end of life.

Buy tickets to the screening here, which will be on Thursday, November 6 at 7 PM at The Lyric in Fort Collins. We'll be there watching and supporting and available to answer questions about the small part we play in people's journey.

https://www.lyriccinema.com/movie/other-side

"Bob’s magnum opus is the home he built on Lookout Mountain. Modest in size, it is surrounded by pine trees, and visited...
10/22/2025

"Bob’s magnum opus is the home he built on Lookout Mountain. Modest in size, it is surrounded by pine trees, and visited daily by birds and squirrels, fox, deer, elk—and recently, for only the second time since 1969, bears."⁠

Robert C. Thompson⁠
April 13, 1929 - September 25, 2025⁠
https://www.beatreecremation.com/obituaries/2025-09-25-robert-bob-c-thompson

10/22/2025

So you've never heard of Water Cremation? Here's what we do at Be a Tree. 🌲💧

"Lynne was raised in Los Alamos, New Mexico, graduating from Los Alamos High in 1962.  Her first job as was a horseback ...
10/09/2025

"Lynne was raised in Los Alamos, New Mexico, graduating from Los Alamos High in 1962. Her first job as was a horseback tour guide in Frijoles Canyon in Bandelier National Monument. She attended the University of Wyoming to study art. She married Keith Hull and raised her family in Laramie, then later moved to Fort Collins, Colorado. She had a successful international art career, and was a pioneer in the field of environmental art, dubbing her specific interest “trans-species art”. She created art pieces intended to serve wildlife, focusing works on use by raptors, amphibians, otters, monkeys, and ducks. She received a Fulbright Fellowship and many other national awards and grants, and built projects in Kenya, the United Kingdom, France, Colombia, and Punta Laguna, Mexico, as well as across the United States."

Lynne Therese Hull
September 26, 1944 - September 19, 2025

Comment “near” and we will send you the link to our online course: As Time Draws Near: ⏳ A Family's Guide to Planning an...
10/08/2025

Comment “near” and we will send you the link to our online course: As Time Draws Near: ⏳ A Family's Guide to Planning an Eco-Friendly Funeral

POV: You're driving to the store after time spent visiting and caregiving for your loved one. They have a terminal illness and you've been making decision after decision to make sure they are getting the best care.

You're tired on so many levels. But then an intrusive thought enters your mind: "What's next? What are we going to do when they do eventually die?"

You start thinking up scenarios about who you'll call. What will the funeral look like? What would they want for their body care?

We have a tendency to fill in the unknowns with worst-case scenarios, creating fear and anxiety.

What if you could feel educated and empowered about the choices you're making for your loved one? Fill in the unknowns and replace them with clear steps that will be followed after their death?

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Wheat Ridge, CO
80033

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