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AnnapurnaBlue Health &amp; Wellness: A Sanctuary for Renewal AnnapurnaBlue Health &amp; Wellness was created from a simple yet powerful belief: that true healing happens when we care for the whole person — mind, body, and spirit. Founded by Deborah Peteler, AnnapurnaBlue offers transformative wellness retreats and programs designed for individuals navigating life transitions, health challenges, emotional overwhelm, and personal reinvention. With over 30 years of experience in trauma-informed care and holistic wellness practices, Deborah blends ancient wisdom with modern therapeutic approaches to create safe, supportive environments where real healing can take place. Our retreats — held both locally in Minnesota and internationally — are intentionally designed to help participants slow down, reflect, and reconnect with themselves. Through gentle Qigong movement, meditation, sound healing, breathwork, mindset sessions, and meaningful group dialogue, participants gain tools to manage stress, navigate change, and build emotional resilience. AnnapurnaBlue is especially supportive of women ages 35–70+ navigating grief, life-altering illness, menopause, empty nesting, career transitions, and other profound shifts. We believe these seasons of life are not endings — they are powerful invitations to rise. Our programs are inclusive, nurturing, and deeply respectful of each individual’s journey. Many participants leave feeling restored, empowered, and connected — not only to themselves, but to a supportive community of like-minded individuals. Whether someone is seeking healing, clarity, rest, or renewal, AnnapurnaBlue provides a sacred pause from the noise of daily life and an opportunity to move forward with intention. To learn more about upcoming retreats and programs, visit annapurnabluewellness.com We are grateful to be part of this community and honored to support the well-being of our neighbors.

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Kecia L. Erickson, 46 of Plymouth, passed away peacefully early on July 18, 2011 while husband Tony Clapp was at her side. Also survived by son, Kaeden Erickson, and son, Jordan Sell and his father, Jim Sell; loving parents, Sue and Bob Erickson; brother, Brent (Katie), Alex, Ryan; and brother, Chad (Kerstin), Kaj, Tait, Ava. As a six year cancer survivor she leaves her trials and tribulations behind. Her family, relatives and friends celebrate her courageous, compassionate and celebratory lifestyle, all of which will be missed by many. She left her mark graduating from Hopkins High School (1983), Gustavus Adolphus College (1987) and University of Indianapolis, Krannert School of Physical Therapy (1993). Her work life centered around Fairview Institute for Athletic Medicine (IAM) as Director of Quality for the Orthopedic Service Line. While passionate about her work and relationships, she lived each day to the fullest and gave of herself to others. Her commitment to spiritual values was paramount. The family thanks all who have used CaringBridge.org (keciaerickson) to acknowledge her specialness and uniqueness. Her legacy will be remembered. Visitation will be Thursday, July 21, from 5-7 p.m. at David Lee Wayzata Chapel, 1220 Wayzata Boulevard East, with a casual memorial service Friday, July 22, at 1 p.m. at Lord of Life Lutheran Church in Maple Grove, 18500 Co. Rd 101. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Fairview Foundation, either Common Thread/Younger Cancer Patients or IAM.

Kecia L. Erickson, 46 of Plymouth, passed away peacefully early on July 18, 2011 while husband Tony Clapp was at her side.

Also survived by son, Kaeden Erickson, and son, Jordan Sell and his father, Jim Sell; loving parents, Sue and Bob Erickson; brother, Brent (Katie), Alex, Ryan; and brother, Chad (Kerstin), Kaj, Tait, Ava. As a six year cancer survivor she leaves her trials and tribulations behind. Her family, relatives and friends celebrate her courageous, compassionate and celebratory lifestyle, all of which will be missed by many.

She left her mark graduating from Hopkins High School (1983), Gustavus Adolphus College (1987) and University of Indianapolis, Krannert School of Physical Therapy (1993). Her work life centered around Fairview Institute for Athletic Medicine (IAM) as Director of Quality for the Orthopedic Service Line. While passionate about her work and relationships, she lived each day to the fullest and gave of herself to others. Her commitment to spiritual values was paramount. The family thanks all who have used CaringBridge.org (keciaerickson) to acknowledge her specialness and uniqueness. Her legacy will be remembered.

Visitation will be Thursday, July 21, from 5-7 p.m. at David Lee Wayzata Chapel, 1220 Wayzata Boulevard East, with a casual memorial service Friday, July 22, at 1 p.m. at Lord of Life Lutheran Church in Maple Grove, 18500 Co. Rd 101. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Fairview Foundation, either Common Thread/Younger Cancer Patients or IAM.

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Visitation will be Thursday, July 21, from 5-7 p.m. at David Lee Chapel in Wayzata