Letter to the editor: Open to all

Notes: "Scattering gardens are not a new idea ('Ottawa parish dedicates first scattering garden', Sept. 2016, p. 3). Trinity Church Parry Sound (diocese of Algoma) developed a small area of peace and beauty, 50 x 20 ft., next to the church, in 1993. It was done under the auspices of Bishop Leslie Peterson, suggested by the Rev. (now Ven.) Noel Goater on his departure, and implemented by interim minister the Rev. Dorothy Daley and congregation, through donations and hard work. We now have one granite tablet filled with the names of the deceased, and another in progress. It is a practical place of beauty and meditation, open to all denominations".

Subjects: Cemeteries - Environmental aspects; Cemeteries - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada; Cremation - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada; Trinity Anglican Church (Parry Sound, Ont.); Scattering gardens