Maintain the Memorial Garden and Columbarium, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Maumee, Ohio website at https://memorialgarden.nfshost.com/index.html
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Website's goal is to remember the lives of individuals in the memorial garden, columbarium, and on the necrology panels; locate the remains of departed parishioners; and enable virtual visits by those unable to physically visit the parish.

Website includes the Denise DeStatte Memorial Garden Wall of interred niches, North Garden Plaque of names not interred, East Garden Plaque of names interred in garden bed, Gerry Womack Garden Tree memorial, Carillon Tower memorial, Columbarium of interred niches, Necrology Panels listing departed parishioners, and Topics concerning those departed.

The Topics are Church Flowers in Memoriam linking those remembered with church flowers to their memorials, the Kneelers sewn by the women of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Maumee, The Easter of Claudia play enacted in the sanctuary, A Beacon in the Wilderness cover of the church history by parishioner Marilyn Wendler, The History of St. Paul's Episcopal Church by parishioner Ruth Miller, the Letters of Harriet Jukes with index, the Sesquicentennial Book of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Maumee, Church Resources with prayers and writings and guidelines, and the Inventory of Historical Records including church burials.

Church Resources are a Blessing Before Meals, An Episcopal Poet Reverend John Green's life and writings, a Harvest Prayer, Lector guidelines, Lay Eucharistic Visitor guidelines with Alice Spaulding Memorial, the Devotions for the Holy Eucharist with Frona Deken Memorial, An Anglican Rosary with Lay Eucharist Memorials, Sexton for Major Church Events description with church campus set-ups, Overnight Hosting guidelines, Sevens of the Church subjects viewed as sevens, and Church Flowers of Claudia Stein.

A Memorial is created for each individual remembered in the Memorial Garden and Columbarium. A Find A Grave Memorial for all individuals interred at St. Paul's Episcopal Church is maintained, modifying or creating a memorial as necessary.

On 'Find A Grave', the Memorial Garden and Columbarium is the Saint Pauls Episcopal Church Memorial Garden cemetery.

There is a 'Find A Grave' virtual library, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Maumee, OH Interred of those actually interred at the church. This is a more accurate list than those shown in Saint Pauls Episcopal Church Memorial Garden cemetery, since all the cemetery's memorials are not controlled.

There is also a virtual library, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Maumee, OH Remembered of those just remembered in the memorial garden but not interred at the church.

Links to these Interred and Remembered virtual libraries are referenced in Find a Grave help of the Memorial Garden and Columbarium, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Maumee, Ohio website at https://memorialgarden.nfshost.com/index.html
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Maintain the Memorial Garden and Columbarium, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Maumee, Ohio website at https://memorialgarden.nfshost.com/index.html
(copy address into browser)

Website's goal is to remember the lives of individuals in the memorial garden, columbarium, and on the necrology panels; locate the remains of departed parishioners; and enable virtual visits by those unable to physically visit the parish.

Website includes the Denise DeStatte Memorial Garden Wall of interred niches, North Garden Plaque of names not interred, East Garden Plaque of names interred in garden bed, Gerry Womack Garden Tree memorial, Carillon Tower memorial, Columbarium of interred niches, Necrology Panels listing departed parishioners, and Topics concerning those departed.

The Topics are Church Flowers in Memoriam linking those remembered with church flowers to their memorials, the Kneelers sewn by the women of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Maumee, The Easter of Claudia play enacted in the sanctuary, A Beacon in the Wilderness cover of the church history by parishioner Marilyn Wendler, The History of St. Paul's Episcopal Church by parishioner Ruth Miller, the Letters of Harriet Jukes with index, the Sesquicentennial Book of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Maumee, Church Resources with prayers and writings and guidelines, and the Inventory of Historical Records including church burials.

Church Resources are a Blessing Before Meals, An Episcopal Poet Reverend John Green's life and writings, a Harvest Prayer, Lector guidelines, Lay Eucharistic Visitor guidelines with Alice Spaulding Memorial, the Devotions for the Holy Eucharist with Frona Deken Memorial, An Anglican Rosary with Lay Eucharist Memorials, Sexton for Major Church Events description with church campus set-ups, Overnight Hosting guidelines, Sevens of the Church subjects viewed as sevens, and Church Flowers of Claudia Stein.

A Memorial is created for each individual remembered in the Memorial Garden and Columbarium. A Find A Grave Memorial for all individuals interred at St. Paul's Episcopal Church is maintained, modifying or creating a memorial as necessary.

On 'Find A Grave', the Memorial Garden and Columbarium is the Saint Pauls Episcopal Church Memorial Garden cemetery.

There is a 'Find A Grave' virtual library, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Maumee, OH Interred of those actually interred at the church. This is a more accurate list than those shown in Saint Pauls Episcopal Church Memorial Garden cemetery, since all the cemetery's memorials are not controlled.

There is also a virtual library, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Maumee, OH Remembered of those just remembered in the memorial garden but not interred at the church.

Links to these Interred and Remembered virtual libraries are referenced in Find a Grave help of the Memorial Garden and Columbarium, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Maumee, Ohio website at https://memorialgarden.nfshost.com/index.html
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