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August 2007 St Mark's Memorial Garden & Trinity Memorial Sculpture |
 a garden of peace - a quiet, cool retreat + crab apple tree as the central point to provide shade + the present garden will be expanded to include new shade shrubs & pathway + winding pathway with interlock memorial pavers + two memorial benches + Trinity Memorial Sculpture garden design variations   sample
concept designs development can take place in stages + main path following the present garden and building + adding a second pathway around the tree + adding memorial paving + adding shrubs & plantings  garden path & benches memorial pathway  
 a variety of paving forms can be used - + rectangular or hexagonal brick + slab & gravel + memorial bricks would be part of the path memorial benches + two benches + each bench for 2 or 3 seats ~ 18" d x 18” h + free-standing or part of a raised garden + granite / stone / brick uprights + cedar wood slat seating  
Trinity Memorial Sculpture  memorial sculpture + to be dedicated to present & past parishioners + to house the Dot Kirby Memorial bells + forms gateway into the memorial garden + low-rise, free-standing structure  incorporating the simple style & flow
of the church roof-line    sample concept designs + dimensions * 9'h x11'w + base + steel / concrete core construction for strength + clad in cedar wood for esthetics + mounted on a granite / stone / brick base  + three bells + each bell is * 13”h x 16” base plus yoke/stand + could be hung in various configurations + each housed within a triangle * all sizes are approximate colours all cedar wood, benches, structure & pathway colours to be toned to match the church wood and brick proposed funding funding is to be from + present non-directed memorial funds + future memorial donations including: paver
stones, benches, plants & shrubs the
Trinity Memorial Sculpture + Bell memorial funds + directed funds At the request of Corporation: the Memorial Garden & Trinity Memorial Sculpture proposals by the Memorial & Gifts Committee, are to be presented for parish approval at the February 2008 Vestry
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Coralie Sheehan