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Articles by Suzanne G. Beyer
Twenty-One Years Later, They’re Still Sticking Their Necks Out
This update is from Michelle Roedell, Editor, Northwest Prime Time. The original story continues below. Twenty-one years ago, Northwest Prime Time introduced readers to John Graham and Ann Medlock of Whidbey Island, whose Giraffe Heroes Project encourages ordinary people to “stick their necks out” for the common good. Ann Medlock & John Graham from 2005, when they were featured on the cover of Northwest Prime Time.
Life Through Ed Lincoln's Rearview Mirror
Ed liked to laugh at himself, reminisce about his life as a youngster growing up in the Lincoln Auto Wrecking business Ed Lincoln, founder of Lincoln Towing Company and creator of the Pink Toe Truck, passed away on February 23, 2026 surrounded by his family. He was 84. This article by longtime contributor, Suzanne G. Beyer appeared on the cover of Northwest Prime Time’s October 2013 edition. We are republishing it in honor of Ed Lincoln.
Our First Camping Trip: May 18th, 1980
It was our first camping experience and I never expected something so spectacular would forever become etched in my memory, at that very time, that very day when all hell broke loose...Sunday, May 18, 1980, 8:32 am! My husband, Don, and I were camping 18 miles north of Mt. St. Helens. Instead of pitching a tent, we slept in the van with our tri-color collie, Gala.
Cheers to Volunteers from Washington State Parks
April was National Volunteer Month, but Washington State Parks appreciates volunteers all year long! In 2024, volunteers came out 5,000 strong from around the country to help in our parks. They contributed over 176,000 hours of service. They did trail work, habitat restoration, park hosting, interpretive program assistance, fundraising and donating money, educating staff and much more. Parks thanks all our volunteers for their dedication and support in the past year.
Camping in the Shadow of Mount Saint Helens — May 18, 1980 - 3rd Act Magazine
By Suzanne G. Beyer - May 18, 2020 It was our first camping experience and I never expected something so spectacular would forever become etched in my memory, at that very time, that very day when all hell broke loose…Sunday, May 18, 1980, 8:32 a.m! My husband, Don, and I were camping 18 miles north of Mount Saint Helens. Instead of pitching a tent, we slept in the van with our tri-color collie, Gala.
Tell YOUR Story to CRACK Writer’s Block! by Dennis Peterson
It was one of those days when the Muse refused to appear. Nothing I wrote was right! Sitting before my keyboard, I struggled with writer’s block, staring blankly at the nearest wall. Suddenly, a picture frame on that wall came into focus and I read the caption beneath the photo of an antique typewriter: “Write your own life story.” My eyes wandered to the opposite wall.
Reflecting on loss and renewal on a pilgrimage to Sept. 11 memorial
What touched my heart was the fresh, white rose placed on the victim’s name on his or her birthday. IT was September 2002 when I boarded a plane from Seattle to witness the devastation at New York’s Ground Zero. It was exactly one year after two hijacked airplanes deliberately crashed into the World Trade Center, and two other passenger planes went down.
From Bothell to New York City, finding peace on 9/11 anniversary
Muslims, with their religion of peace, didn’t crash those planes into the twin towers on Sept. 11. It was terrorists, filled with hate. IN our Bothell community is a vibrant neighborhood of Indian Sikhs. They gather at a brand-new temple four blocks from our home. On my morning walks, we wave and greet each other; me dressed in sweats and a T-shirt, the Indian women in flowing colorful saris. But, one day I noticed bright red graffiti scrawled on their sparkling white temple.
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