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Memorial Wall
A place for the permanent memorial of loved ones and interment of ashes. 
We are excited to announce that work on the long-planned Memorial Wall will be begin as soon as sufficient funding required for the first stage (section one of the Wall) has been collected. The remaining stages will be the landscaping of the garden as a place of quiet contemplation and remembrance and the building of the sections two and three of the wall.
To contribute you may: · Purchase a niche for either immediate or future use at a cost of $869.57+GST ($1000 GST incl). · Purchase a plaque site without a niche at a cost of $434.78 + GST ($500). · Make a donation to the St Stephen’s Memorial Wall Fund. This can be done by bank transfer to 12-3084-0097535-53, if you have a giving number please enter this in the "code" field, reference MW. All donations will be eligible for a tax credit of 33%. On payment for a reservation, you will be issued with a written confirmation of your purchase. To enquire, fill in the form or contact the office at the details above. Terms and conditions for niche and plaque site purchases are available from the office, or download the document below. |
Phone Number: (09) 554 0747
Email: office (at) ststephenswgp.org.nz |
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Columbarium Memorial Wall:
The Parish has been working for some years on the concept of building a Memorial Wall that would be a permanent tribute to loved ones and a place to inter ashes, a place that ensures loved departed are not `lost' in the anonymity of big, impersonal, public cemeteries. The wall will be built in stages to meet present and future needs. It is a columbarium which is a structure that provides niches for containers for deceased people’s ashes.
The wall will be built alongside the west-facing wall of the Chapel. It will allow a bronze plaque to be mounted at the end of each niche. There will also be a limited number of spaces for plaques without niches. A Memorial Book providing for a tribute for each person whose ashes have been interred in, or a commemorative plaque placed, on the Memorial Wall will be available to peruse inside the Chapel.
The Parish has been working for some years on the concept of building a Memorial Wall that would be a permanent tribute to loved ones and a place to inter ashes, a place that ensures loved departed are not `lost' in the anonymity of big, impersonal, public cemeteries. The wall will be built in stages to meet present and future needs. It is a columbarium which is a structure that provides niches for containers for deceased people’s ashes.
The wall will be built alongside the west-facing wall of the Chapel. It will allow a bronze plaque to be mounted at the end of each niche. There will also be a limited number of spaces for plaques without niches. A Memorial Book providing for a tribute for each person whose ashes have been interred in, or a commemorative plaque placed, on the Memorial Wall will be available to peruse inside the Chapel.
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