Memory Garden
The Memory Garden was created as a special place in the midst of our church grounds where the memory of loved ones could flourish. It’s a beautiful and quiet area where one can stroll peacefully and remember and celebrate the lives of loved ones and experience the love of God that surrounds us always.
The name “Memory Garden” was chosen over “Memorial Garden” to embrace all loved ones, living or deceased. It is a wonderful, peaceful place to visit and meditate about the people in our lives who have meant so much to us. This garden stands at the entrance to the Chapel in the Pines, on the right of the driveway. There are 2 parts, the perennial area on the right and the stone pathway on the left.
The garden contains a Memorial Stone pathway bordered with myrtle which makes it possible for one to place cremated remains behind the appropriate stone. A memorial album is kept in the church library for each stone containing pictures, biographies, etc. of the people memorialized.
The Memory Garden was created as a special place in the midst of our church grounds where the memory of loved ones could flourish. It’s a beautiful and quiet area where one can stroll peacefully and remember and celebrate the lives of loved ones and experience the love of God that surrounds us always.
The name “Memory Garden” was chosen over “Memorial Garden” to embrace all loved ones, living or deceased. It is a wonderful, peaceful place to visit and meditate about the people in our lives who have meant so much to us. This garden stands at the entrance to the Chapel in the Pines, on the right of the driveway. There are 2 parts, the perennial area on the right and the stone pathway on the left.
The garden contains a Memorial Stone pathway bordered with myrtle which makes it possible for one to place cremated remains behind the appropriate stone. A memorial album is kept in the church library for each stone containing pictures, biographies, etc. of the people memorialized.
