After many years of requests for a place to honor members and their loved ones who have died, we have created a Memorial Walkway in the heart of the Fellowship. Names will be engraved on plaques that are incorporated into murals on the walls along the walkway.
These words, from the book When Clay Sings by Byrd Baylor which introduces children to Indian culture and art through their pottery, begins on the first wall and continues on the next, ending along a stream of handmade bricks:
They say that every piece of clay is a piece of someone’s life.
They even say it has its own small voice and sings in its own way.
So listen for whatever voice the clay may have -
A windy voice? A sandy voice? A voice like a far bird’s cry?
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| The first of five memorial murals was dedicated May 2010. | The second mural was dedicated September 2011. |
Donations and reservations are now being accepted. Information on the requirements and costs for reserving a plaque are available here:
• Memorial Wall Policy Statement
• Memorial Plaque Donation and Assignment Record
Contact: Barbara Blomgren