Remembering Those We Love
We are grateful to see our community gather to support one another in this public ceremony.
During the winter holiday season, the trees surrounding the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum are lit up for the Trees of Life celebration in memory of thousands of loved ones.
Presented by:
Thank you to all who attended and supported our 2025 Trees of Life event. More than 300 people attended, and 220 names of loved ones were read during the ceremony. It brought our community together in a touching tribute to those we hold close in our hearts.
Click on an image below to see some of the amazing sights from the evening!
Photos by Krys Fakir
Starbursts in the trees lining Vermijo Street are in honor of:
Stephen E. Hayes
(from Cynthia Hayes)
Tony DaSilva
(from Dawn Darvalics)
Judy Jacoby
(from Margaret Bacon & Julia Tanner)
Sgt. Michael Louis Moccaldi
(from Marta Pincheira)
Paul N. Anderson, MD
(from Dee Ann Anderson)
Hing Guey Law
(from Paul & Felicia Law)
Maria O. Yanga
(from Paul & Felicia Law)
About Trees of Life
Trees of Life is a time-honored annual community tradition which remembers those we love through the purchase of a light, an ornament or a starburst. Tribute is also paid to our military and first responders by illuminating a special red, white, and blue tree in their honor.
Questions?
If you have questions or need more information regarding Trees of Life, please contact:
Pikes Peak Hospice Foundation
719.457.8104, ARovella@PikesPeakHospice.org
Why Support Trees of Life?
Since 1980, Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care has helped thousands of patients and their families face the physical, emotional, and spiritual demands of a life-limiting illness. All proceeds from Trees of Life ensures our ability to provide comprehensive and compassionate care for anyone who needs support during their end-of-life journey.
Thank You to Our 2025 Sponsors
