Bellingham Moose Lodge

Bellingham Moose Lodge The Bellingham Moose Lodge is all about our children and seniors, with room in our hearts left over for our community. Each is home for six to twelve children.

Chartered in 1911, we have been actively supporting many of the charities in Bellingham and are proud to be able to continue doing so! Mooseheart Child City & School is a community and school for children and teens in need, located on a 1,000-acre campus, 38 miles west of Chicago. Over its 97-year history, Mooseheart has been home to nearly 12,000 young people, ranging in age from infancy through

high school. Mooseheart provides complete home care, education and training for youth whose families are unable, for a wide variety of reasons, to care for them. Some have lost one or both parents; others are living in environments that are simply not conducive to healthy growth and development. Founded in 1913 by the Moose fraternal organization, Mooseheart is supported completely through private donations -- the great majority of which continue to come from the 1.1 million men and women of the Moose fraternal organization, in more than 1,700 Lodges and 1,600 Chapters located throughout the U.S. , Canada , Great Britain and Bermuda. Moose International headquarters is located on the Mooseheart campus. Children and teens live in one of approximately 30 residences, each designed like a spacious single-family residence. The heart of the program is our trained Family Teachers -- in-home caregivers who provide a consistent, systematic method of care, with emphasis on social-skills development; skills essential for success in later life. It is Mooseheart's policy to admit qualified children who have a need. The Admissions Committee considers all applications of children in need. http://www.mooseheart.org/

Moosehaven, the "City of Contentment," 70 beautiful acres on the shore of the broad St. Johns River in Orange Park, FL, 15 miles south of metropolitan Jacksonville. Founded in 1922 by the Moose fraternal organization, Moosehaven has provided thousands of Moose members and their spouses with a secure, relaxed, and enjoyable retirement experience. Moosehaven residents enjoy their beautiful community without the burdens of home maintenance. Health care is comprehensive, and transportation is readily available -- as are plenty of social interaction and activities. In fact, residents often find themselves so involved at Moosehaven, an oft-heard comment is, "We wish we'd moved here sooner!"

Residents enjoy a wide variety of available facilities -- including an indoor swimming pool, bowling lanes, exercise equipment and game rooms. They also enjoy arts and crafts, ceramics, sewing, painting and computers. Fishing from the 450-foot concrete pier is an enjoyable pastime -- often creating exciting competition! Dances, special dinners, shopping, and sightseeing trips are regularly scheduled events. Each Sunday, both Protestant and Catholic services are held in a beautiful interdenominational chapel. Cluster homes for residents -- individual quarters with common dining areas -- have been a popular Moosehaven living arrangement for both singles and couples since the 1960s. Now, plans are underway to build individual duplexes and apartments, offering additional amenities and a new style of Moosehaven living. Construction is planned to begin in 2008. When health needs change, residents rely on the LifeCare Center, a 130,000-sq.-ft. facility designed to meet all levels of care. Completed in 2002, it incorporates a clinic, therapy department, pharmacy, and x-ray department. For nearly 90 years, the Moose fraternity and Moosehaven have continued to demonstrate an abiding concern for the well-being of Moose members and their spouses in the twilight of their lives. And, with the addition of new and exciting living options coming soon, Moosehaven again evidences its commitment to provide a quality lifestyle with continued care. http://www.moosehaven.org/

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08/12/2026
In Loving Memory of DeAnna Katheleen Marie Birdsall (Pitts)DeAnna Katheleen Marie Birdsall (Pitts) passed away peacefull...
08/07/2026

In Loving Memory of DeAnna Katheleen Marie Birdsall (Pitts)
DeAnna Katheleen Marie Birdsall (Pitts) passed away peacefully at her home in Blaine, Washington, on July 27, 2026. She was born on August 8, 1960, in Portland, Oregon, to Ila Jean Atnip and Lewis Francis "Sonny" Burres, and was soon after lovingly adopted by Edgar G. Pitts Sr., who raised her as his own.
DeAnna spent many years living in the Lebanon, Oregon area, as well as in Oak Harbor and Bellingham, Washington, before making her home in Blaine. Throughout her life, she enjoyed being active in her community and was a member of the VFW, American Legion, Elks Lodge, and Moose Lodge.
In the early 1980s, DeAnna began taking computer coding classes and went on to build a career in information technology, working with computers for many years. She had a creative spirit and loved writing short stories, though she rarely shared them with others. She also had a passion for photography, spending decades behind the camera capturing the lives of her family and friends, as well as the beauty of nature and the places she loved. As retirement approached, she looked forward to one of life's greatest joys—simply being "Grandma."
DeAnna is survived by her son, Dustin Pitts, and his wife, Sarah Pitts. Their family includes Kyle Pitts and his daughters, Brynleigh and Elianna; Kaylee Dentel and her husband, Jaykob, and their son, Carter; Katie Pitts; Samantha Thiesen and her husband, Andrew, and their children, Riggs and Scottie; and Elisabeth Wolfisberg and her husband, Luke, and their son, Luca.
She is also survived by her daughter, Jessica Brown, and her husband, Sir Rasce Brown. Their family includes Jeremy Gray and his wife, Michaela, and their son, Miles; Christopher Gray; Lyla Brown; Sir Rune Brown, his girlfriend, Katy, and their children, Mitchell and Coleson Brown, along with Addilyn, Aiden, and Ariya Sklarva; and Paxton Brown and his wife, Morgan.
She is further survived by her brothers, Edgar Pitts Jr. (Dorrie), Thomas Pitts II, Gregory Pitts (LeAnna), and Garry Pitts.
DeAnna was preceded in death by her grandson, Joseph Gray; her mother, Ila Jean Pitts; her fathers, Edgar G. Pitts Sr. and Lewis Francis "Sonny" Burres; her sister, Rhonda Deibele; her brother, Bradley Pitts Sr.; her nephew, Ryan Pitts; her cousin, Hayley Jones; and her grandparents, Ila Beatrice and Gilbert Withrow.
Above all else, DeAnna loved her family. The moments she shared with them, the memories she captured, and the love she gave will remain with those who knew her. She will be deeply loved, forever remembered, and profoundly missed.
A Celebration of Life
Please join us in celebrating DeAnna's life at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 22, 2026, at the Bellingham Moose Lodge, 150 W. Axton Road #4, Bellingham, WA 98226.
Family and friends are invited to gather as we share memories, celebrate her life, and honor the love she gave to so many.

Also come cheer on your dart teams tonight at 6:30
05/27/2026

Also come cheer on your dart teams tonight at 6:30

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150 W Axton Road #4
Bellingham, WA
98225

Opening Hours

Tuesday 5pm - 8:30pm
Wednesday 5pm - 8:30pm
Thursday 5pm - 8:30pm
Friday 5pm - 10pm

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+13607343360

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