woodlawn spring 2012 newsletter

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newsletter 1502 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE | TOLEDO, OHIO 43606 WWW.HISTORIC-WOODLAWN.COM SPRING 2012 idyllic. iconic. inspired. CEMETERY & ARBORETUM The mild winter and early spring have resulted in the Cemetery being greener and more colorful as early as anyone can remember.We began our lawn maintenance in March. Our trees and flowers are as much as a month ahead of schedule. The mild temperatures slowed the tree removal scheduled for this winter,however, a significant number of our trees that were in poor condition have been removed and the work will be ongoing until the initial removal plan is completed. Committees of the Foundation Board are actively studying our next steps in the restoration and enhancement ofWoodlawn. The Buildings Committee is assessing and developing an Action Plan for all eight of our buildings.This planning will continue into the summer. The Lakes Committee is securing input from the Ohio EPA, the Corps of Engineers and other agencies and resources to establish the best conceptual plan possible to improve and maintain the lakes.We are also participating with theToledo Botanical Gardens on their current lake renovation project. We will continue our efforts to have Woodlawn looking great this spring and summer. Our entire team is hard at work. Our appeal seeking your financial support for the Foundation was sent out in April. It is my hope you will respond and help provide us the resources to continue to move our plans forward. Respectfully, Lawrence F.Sloane P 419.472.2186 P 877.472.2186 F 419.474.4728 E [email protected] GATE HOURS Summer (April – October) 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. OFFICE HOURS Mon. – Fri. 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Sun. Closed DIRECTOR dialog

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The spring newsletter for the historic Woodlawn Cemetery and Arboretum in Toledo, Ohio.

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1502 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE | TOLEDO, OHIO 43606

WWW.HISTORIC-WOODLAWN.COM

SPRING 2012

idyllic. iconic. inspired.

CEMETERY & ARBORETUM

CEMETERY & ARBORETUM

ThemildwinterandearlyspringhaveresultedintheCemeterybeinggreenerandmorecolorfulasearlyasanyonecanremember.WebeganourlawnmaintenanceinMarch.Ourtreesandflowersareasmuchasamonthaheadofschedule.

Themildtemperaturesslowedthetreeremovalscheduledforthiswinter,however,asignificantnumberofourtreesthatwereinpoorconditionhavebeenremovedandtheworkwillbeongoinguntiltheinitialremovalplaniscompleted.

CommitteesoftheFoundationBoardareactivelystudyingournextstepsintherestorationandenhancementofWoodlawn.TheBuildingsCommitteeisassessinganddevelopinganActionPlanforalleightofourbuildings.Thisplanningwillcontinueintothesummer.

TheLakesCommitteeissecuringinputfromtheOhioEPA,theCorpsofEngineersandotheragenciesandresourcestoestablishthebestconceptualplanpossibletoimproveandmaintainthelakes.WearealsoparticipatingwiththeToledoBotanicalGardensontheircurrentlakerenovationproject.

WewillcontinueoureffortstohaveWoodlawnlookinggreatthisspringandsummer.Ourentireteamishardatwork.OurappealseekingyourfinancialsupportfortheFoundationwassentoutinApril.Itismyhopeyouwillrespondandhelpprovideustheresourcestocontinuetomoveourplansforward.

Respectfully,LawrenceF.Sloane

p419.472.2186p877.472.2186f419.474.4728email@historic-woodlawn.com

gate hoursSummer(April–October)8:00a.m.–6:00p.m.

office hours Mon.–Fri.8:30a.m.–4:30p.m.Sat.9:00a.m.–1:00p.m.,Sun.Closed

DIRECTOR dialog

WOODLAWN WALKERSWednesdays, May 2nd – October 3rd, 9:00 a.m. Whetheryou’reinterestedinastrollorapowerwalk,joinuseachWednesdayonatwo-milepatharoundWoodlawn.Dropinforoneweekorallfourmonths.

BIRDS OF WOODLAWN Fridays, May 11 – October 5th, 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.JoinuseachweekaswedocumenttheBirdsofWoodlawn.Frommigratingtonestingbirds,wewillexplorethemanynaturalhabitatsofWoodlawn.Frombeginnerstoexperiencedbirders,allarewelcome.Pleasebringbinocularsandbirdguides,ifyouhavethem.Notethatinclementweathermaycancelawalk.

TREE AND TOMBSTONE TOURS Spring: Sunday, May 20th Fall: Sunday, October 7th Themanyfamilystoriescontainedwithinitsgatesareliterallyetchedinstone.OurTreeandTombstoneToursaretheidealopportunitytoenjoyboththeseasonandhistory:90minutesofleisurelywalking,accompaniedbyourknowledgeablenaturalisthistoriansthroughourarboretum.(Thiseventisfreeandopentothepublic.)

PEDAL TOURS InpartnershipwithToledoMetropolitanAreaCouncilofGovernmentsandpromotingNationalBikeMonth,pedaltourswillcreateopportunitiesforpeopletoexploretheirneighborhoodsandcitiesbybicycle.Woodlawnwillbeofferingtwopedaltours.

BIKES, BIRDS AND BLOOMS Sunday, May 20th, 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. Joinusonafour-milescenicbikeridethroughWoodlawnCemetery.Thewindingpathsleadyouthroughbeautifulspringfloweringtreesandhabitatsrichwithmigratingbirds.Atscenicoutlooksalongtherouteourguideswillhelpusdiscoverwhatisaroundus.Bringbinocularsifyouhavethem.

ART, ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORYThursday, May 31st, 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Joinusonthisbiketourforasamplingoftheart,architectureandhistoryofthefamilymausoleumsofWoodlawn.

MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATIONMonday, May 28thJoinusaswehonorthewarveteransofWoodlawn—includingsomewhoservedintheCivilWar—withamemorialserviceandfamilycelebration.Refreshmentswillbeservedfollowingthetraditionalceremony,whichfeaturestheblowingoftaps,atwenty-onegunsalute,music,marchingandmore.

MONTHLY SUMMER EVENING STROLLS Second Thursdays of June, July and August, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Joinusforatwilightwalkingtourthroughthegroundsofthecemetery.Overapproximately90minutes,ourguideswillleadusonthediscoveryofhistory,artandnature.

Summer HISTORY INTERNS WoodlawnwouldliketointroduceourtwoSummerHistoryInterns:DanaMarieBogartandBenjaminDougherty.ThroughoutthesummertheywillberesearchingourburiedtreasuresoftheCivilWarandToledo’sIndustrialPioneers.Theseinternswillhelpindevelopingdocentandfieldtriptrainingmaterials.Theywillalsobeassistingatupcomingpublicprograms.Ifyouhaveanyrelatedmaterialsorstoriesthatwouldaidintheirresearchpleasecalltheoffice.

DANA MARIE BOGARTCompletingherbachelor’sdegreeinhistorythisspringfromBowlingGreenStateUniversity.

What interests you about this internship?Iamlookingforwardtoresearchingaboutlocalpeopleinvolvedinanationaleventandpayingtributetothemandtheirfamilies.Historyismuchmorefunwhenyoucanconnectlocalstoriestoit.

What interests you about the Civil War? TheCivilWarinterestsmebecauseeveryonewasinvolvedintheCivilWarinonewayoranothersosomewherethereisalwaysastorytobetold.

BENJAMIN DOUGHERTY SubstituteTeacherwithaSocialStudiesdegreefromLourdesUniversity.

What interests you about this internship?IwasinstantlyattractedtotheinternshipduetoWoodlawn’ssignificanceasalandmarkandfinalrestingplaceofsomeofToledo’smostprominentindividuals.

What interests you about the Pioneers of Toledo? IaminterestedinthePioneersofToledobecausetheyletusknowwhereToledocamefromandhowitwasshapedbytheseverydifferentpeopleasonelooksateachoftheirlifestories.

INITIATIVES&EVENTS2012

Dana Marie BogartBenjamin Dougherty

Thomas BaitherNil GallagherLynn JacobsWalter Krueger

Peggy BrownByron ChokaBeatrice DanielsFred FolgerKay FosterTim Foster

WOODLAWNCEMETARY

ASSOCIATION

HISTORICWOODLAWN

FOUNDATION

Charles BrumbackJudd JohnsonGeorge JonesTony KnightTom Webb

EMERITUS TRUSTEES

Nil GallagherEd Hill Beckett KimbleDokk KnightJohn Lewis

J.B. RorickVirginia ShawDee TalmageFred TreuhaftMike Young

J.B. LeboutillierJohn LewisPercy RankinsMike Young

CEMETERY TEAM: Larry Sloan, Executive Director; Jennifer Hart, Customer Service Administrator; Roy L. Hayes, Family Service Advisor; Jim Sniegowski, Superintendent; Charlie Foster, Family Service Advisor; Cheryl A. Hooten, Office Manager; Patricia Toneff, Director of Community Outreach

EdnaM.AllisonJosephandMarionAmbusApartmentServicesInc.

LeodaF.AtenThomasandKarenBaither

CarlBaldwinRitaB.BarbourKernMrs.AndertonBentley

ThomasBentleyMaryBevington

GeraldBickDorisA.BickfordSamuelBishopBlissBowman

BenjaminBrownMaryElizabethBrown

RobertBrownCharlesBrumback

BerkleyandMaryHelenBushNancyButler

DonnaDarperBurrAnnaCarr

CherylL.CallJohnK.Clement

DeborahDavidsonRuthDinkins

DonaldL.SolomonSupportingOrganization

DavidD.DodgeBettyBradleyDuPontJohnandIreneEhrmin

DorothyEllisDr.andMrs.GregorEmmert

GretchenFlukeFrankWarrenGlann

PaulGoldnerCarolynGreene

JohnandMichelleGrigoreChristinaGustafsonJ.L.andLindaHeinl

LoisHerzogJuneHubbard

Karpus,Scott&Company,P.C.MaryKeidanAndrewKleinWalterKrueger

PeteandRuthKrumhanslGeorgeandStepperLeBoutillier

AnitaLehmanMrs.HowardLewis

AllanJ.Libbe

DaveLigginsDarleneLimmerRomanLusby

HaroldMacklinGordonM.Mather

MaryMatherGeorgeMcKisson

GeorgeMedillDonaldandLouiseMennel

DaveandJanMerrellHerbertandCarolynMetzger

HollyMetzgerLisaMiles

TommieMillerJamesMoore

VirginiaB.NorthupPeterOrser

KennethR.OrwigBerniceOwczarzakMichaelE.Patnode

PaulaPattersonRudolphPeckinpaugh

AbePereiraEllenL.Pethe

MargaretPittman-HadleyBarbaraJ.Price

WilliamRathbunBarbaraReed

LorineM.ReidJayandMindyRomanoff

GarySchnitkerDanielSchwyn

MaryShireyRuthSing

LawrenceF.SloaneJeanneSmith

JaneSnyderAloeVictoriaSouder

JeanSouthardHoffmanNormanThal

BarbaraThierwechterPattyToneff

JaneandParkerTracyTurnerVaultCompany

StevenL.VannestYvonneC.Waters

MaryWitteEuniceWolfe

WomenAliveCoalitionRobertP.Zimmerman

SteveZuber

Women’s History Volunteer Information MeetingTuesday, May 22nd at 5:30 pmJoin us to learn about a Volunteer Position at Historic Woodlawn Cemetery

WoodlawnWomen’sHistoryAmbassadors:Discoveragreatwaytofosteryourpassionaboutwomen’shistorywhilehelpingtopreservethepastfortheenjoymentoffuturegenerations.Youreffortsareanopportunitytoempoweryounggirls(withourrecentlylaunchedGirlScoutprogram)byintroducingthemtostrongrolemodelsfromthepast.Meetnewpeople,shareinformation,andlearnthewonderfulcontributionsthewomenofWoodlawnhavemade.

Comeseehowthisprogramcanfitanyone’stimescheduleandmakeanimpactinkeepingwomen’shistorygrowing.

Meetingwillstartinourconferenceroomat1511WestCentral(acrossthestreetfromourmainoffice),followedbyabrieftour.

ToregisterorifyouhaveanyquestionspleasecallPattyToneff,419-472-2186.

To these donors for their generous support to the 2012 Fiscal Year General Campaign.

thank you

WoodlawnwouldliketothankDaveDerrickfromtheU.S.ArmyEngineerResearchandDevelopmentCenterandCherieA.Blair,theMaumeeRAPCoordinatoroftheOhioEnvironmentalProtectionAgency,forsharingtheirtime,talentsandexpertiseataStreamandLakeRestorationWorkshopheldonApril3rdatthecemetery.

Ms.BlairshowedhowWoodlawnhaspotentialtobepartofanInternationalRestoration/LocalImplementationoutreachprogram,withacommitmenttorestoringthe43GreatLakesAreasofconcern.WoodlawnlocallyispartoftheMaumeeWatershedandtheGreatLakesWatershedonalargerscale.Thiswatersheddrainsalmost200,000squaremileswithashoreline4,500mileslong.AsanAreaofConcern(AOC)intheGreatLakesregion,thislocationisaframeworkofpartnerships,goals,targets,andmeasureswithpossiblefundingsourcesalreadyestablished.

Mr.Derrickshowcasedhowsimilarstreamrestorationprojectswithhealthyhabitatswerereestablished.Bydevelopingstreambankplantingsandchangingwaterflow,asystemisdesignedtohandlesediments,establishinganaturalizedsystem.AprojectunderwayatToledoBotanicalGardenwasfeatured,providinganexcellentmodelandhighlightingpotentialpartnershipopportunities.

BoardMemberandCommitteeChairMikeYoung,whoinitiatedthisworkshop,isresearchingpartnershipstostarttheinitialsiteinventoryprocess.Theworkshopprovidedconcretestepstowardmakingthispartofourten-yearmasterplan—therestorationandbeautificationofourstreamsandlakes—areality.

STREAMANDLAKERESTORATION WORKSHOP

CEMETERY & ARBORETUM

We are pleased to introduce our new “Living Memorial” service A truly thoughtful way to honor the memory of your loved ones.

This service includes: • Flowersblooming&burstingwithcolor• Installationoftheflowersonburialsite• Watering,fertilizationandweeding• Endofseasoncleanup

Forsinglesitesthebedsizewillbe2feetinlengthand1footinwidth.Ondoublesitesthebedsizewillbe4feetinlengthand1footinwidth.Placementwillbeinfrontofmarkersthatareattheheadofgravesandbehindmarkersthatareplacedatthefootofgraves.ThesummercareseasonwillbefromMemorialDaythruLaborDay.Pleasecompletetheorderformbelowandreturnalongwithyourpayment.Asalways,youmayorderfreshcutflowerarrangementsforanyspecialday.Donothesitatetocontactourofficewithanyquestion.

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Service Name(s) of Deceased Section Lot Grave(s) Qty. Price Total

SingleBed2’x1’ $175.00

DoubleBed4’x1’ $260.00

SpecialDayDate___________

$30.00

SpecialDayDate___________

$30.00

SpecialDayDate___________

$30.00

Total Amount Due:

(made payable to Historic Woodlawn Cemetery)

Single bed (2’x1’) ..... $150.00+$25.00installation(onetimecharge)=$175.00Double bed (4’x1’) .... $225.00+$35.00installation(onetimecharge)=$260.00Fresh Cut Flowers ..... $30.00perarrangement