Foundation - Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services
Foundation - Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services
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Mount Pleasant Chapel:<br />
A Labor of Love<br />
Thanks to the enthusiasm of donors, volunteers and<br />
community leaders, the groundbreaking for the Chapel<br />
at Mount Pleasant – originally planned for the spring of<br />
2008 – has been moved up to fall of 2007! Donors have<br />
committed the $1.5 million goal for the project, and<br />
because of their generosity we can break ground on this<br />
much-anticipated project.<br />
Marian Snook, longtime resident, donor and leadership<br />
volunteer, was one of three Honorary Tri-Chairs for<br />
the campaign, along with Verla McClure and the late<br />
Rosemary Vordenberg. The most outspoken and motivated<br />
supporter of the chapel, Marian gave the naming gift for<br />
the chapel balcony, which will be named The Marian and<br />
Doris Snook Balcony, also paying tribute to her sister.<br />
While remaining humble and modest about her giving,<br />
Marian’s excitement and enthusiasm for the chapel was<br />
unparalleled. With the support of local clergy in the<br />
Monroe/Middletown area, the passion of campaign<br />
volunteer leadership and the dedication of residents, this<br />
important part of life at Mount Pleasant is taking shape.<br />
Marian passed away in June 2007, however, the many<br />
memorial gifts made in her name and designated in<br />
support of the chapel have ensured that Marian’s legacy<br />
continues, and her dream is realized for all of her neighbors<br />
at Mount Pleasant.<br />
Check it out! View the redesigned, updated and improved<br />
OPRS <strong>Foundation</strong> Web site at www.oprsfoundation.org.<br />
LaborofLove<br />
2007 <strong>Foundation</strong> Annual Report F 5