A memorial is planned tomorrow for Bennett McKnight, also known as Lucky Freeman:
Our brother is gone.
His kindness and generous spirit will continue on with those who love him.
Bennett was a local artist, well known and beloved to many in West Seattle. He enjoyed frequenting many of the local businesses and always was enthusiastic about supporting the local community.
Memorial Thursday, October 16th
5:00 pm-midnight
West Seattle Veterans Center
3618 SW Alaska
(Photo courtesy Matt Sellars)
I am terribly saddened to read this. He was a thoughtful, intelligent man and I truly enjoyed our conversations. He will be deeply missed.
Shocked and so sad to read this. Mr. McKnight was a very regular customer at Giannoni’s and we all loved him. We will miss him a lot!
Sending warm and healing thoughts to his loved ones. So sorry for your loss.
We will miss you Bennett, your big heart, smiling face and gifted hands. You always brought happiness and warmth,
Joy and good times to every hot shop and gathering you attended. You will be well-remembered and honored by all that had the chance to get to know you,
Love to your family,
Ed Schmid/ Elena Enos and Ailia and Milo Schmid
I am proudly♥️,JP Canlis’ mother🌺, Lody. Bennett’s grace & generosity have been a gentle & endless gift since Alfred Univ, then on to the Boathouse with Dale Chijulhy. Our family valued Bennett’s selfless dedication – in
Always striving to.blow towards glass perfection.
We love you brother? & u r not alone 💞🙋👯
How surreal, I thought it was some weird Halloween joke when I saw Bennett’s poster on the lamp post…I had just seen him a couple weeks ago what a kind spirit he was. A men’s day
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