Memorial Plaques are now open for purchase to support the work of the church, and have a permanent reminder and celebration of loved ones.
Cost per plaque: $150.00 (with $130 tax receipt)
Four lines per plaque. Please download the form, or find one in the Narthex, fill in the information and give to the rectory office or call Marlene Crepp.
Memorial Nameplate Form:
Information for an income tax receipt ($130):
Name:
Address:
Email Address:
Pho
Envelope # (Church Collection envelope or contribution number)
Message on Nameplate:
Line 1:
Line 2:
Line 3:
Line 4:
Payment Information:
Please send a cheque for $150.00 to: All Saints’ Anglican Church
On the memo line: Memorial Plaque
or
Please send an e-transfer of $150.00 to: [email protected]
Download the pdf of the form here: Sponsorship Name Plate
Memorial Plaque overview. Text will be available in the post
Here are The Details :
Each nameplate is black with silver text and is 2″ by 4″ in size. It comes with a maximum of 4 lines with text adjusted to fit. Your cost per nameplate is $150, and you will receive a receipt for Income Tax of $130.00 for each nameplate purchase.
Once we have received 105 forms, our first plaque will be created by Trophy Boys. Keep and eye on the bulletin and your email for updates during the campaign.
Here are the Steps to Take:
Fill out the Memorial Nameplate form. Double check that it is no more than 4 lines.
Tip: To emphasize, use capitals, ex. RUTH.
Place the form in the collection plate on Sunday, or hand it in to the office, or mail to All Saints’ Anglican Church, 330 City Hall Square W.
Either include the cheque with your form or send an e-transfer to: [email protected]
This is an on-going memorial. If you wish to honour loved ones in the future, you can contact Marlene Crepp at 519-792-4272. There will be forms available in the narthex as well.
You are welcome to arrange your nameplate as you wish.
Notice the different choices these people made in the samples below.
The two consistencies are: 4 lines and the name of the person being honoured is capitalized.
Here are some ideas to inspire your unique nameplate:
ANGELA HAINES
Greatly Loved
Deeply Missed
The Tremblay Family
or
Never Forget Your Smile
JESSE HALKOV
2005-2008
We’ll Always Love You
or
“The grass is greener
where you water it.”
Remembering
TILLY BRADFORD
or
KENDALL
GREG AND NANCY
1926-2014 10932-2015
Remembered with Love
Letter from Rev Bob regarding the Memorial Plaques
Text will be available in the post.
Text of Letter from Rev’d Bob Masters:
March 2025
Dear Friends of All Saints’,
Let’s Honour Them
All Saints’ Anglican Church, Downtown Windsor is pleased to make available to all: Memorial Nameplates as a part of a Fundraising Campaign. A Memorial Nameplate(s) is your generous, lasting and meaningful way to honour the memory of your loved ones or other people of significance to you or your community. The Memorial Nameplate Plaque will reside on prominent and permanent display at All Saints’ Anglican Church, Downtown Windsor. The people you wish to commemorate may or may not have had any association with All Saints’ Church. The simple fact that you are choosing to honour their memory is what matters.
You may include their name, dates, and a short phrase of significance to you or of the remembered one. For example, a contributing friend is honouring their mother by including her life motto, “Find a way or make a way.” You may wish to choose a scripture reference from your or their tradition (for example, John 3:16 or Psalm 40:10) or a short actual phrase (for example, “More than conquerors,” “Be still and know that I am God,” or “Love your neighbour as yourself.”) Perhaps some other phrase from any source that is indicative or descriptive of their well-lived life.
Thank you for your generous consideration.
God bless you all!
The Rev’d Bob Masters.