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commemorative paver

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Commemorative Touchstone Paver

$125.00

8″ touchstone paver that’s perfect to remember a loved one, or mark of a special event or person.

STEP 1: Choose Your Non-Profit*
We’re committed to making this a community campaign! $20 of your donation may be designated to one of our community partners. The goes remainder goes into the Garden's endowment fund.
- Gresham Barlow Education Foundation
- Eastside Timbers TOPSoccer
- SnowCap Community Charities
- Family of Friends Mentoring
- Apple of His Eye Charity
- Meals on Wheels
- The Salvation Army
- Gresham/Barlow Baseball & Softball
- Mt. Hood Hospice
- 100% to Japanese Garden
STEP 2: Choose Your Layout*
- 4 Lines
- Symbol + 3 Lines
- Symbol + 2 Lines
- Symbol + 1 Line
- 1 Line + Symbol + 1 Line
- 3 Lines + Symbol
- 2 Lines + Symbol
- 1 Line + Symbol
- 1 Line + Fleur de Lis
STEP 3: Choose One Symbol to Use Instead of a Line of Text*
- Hands
- Book
- Ladybug
- Soccer
- Dove
- Cat
- Flag
- Paint
- Unicorn
- Mountain
- Bike
- Flower
- Paw
- 2 Hearts
- 1 Heart
- Baseball
- Gear
- Fish
- Music Instrument (Saxophone)
- Star
- Sunrise
- Theater Masks
- YIn Yang
- Cross
- Clover
- Martial Arts
- Trumpeter
- No Symbol
- Your Symbol
File*
Max. file size: 512 MB.
Enter text up to 12 characters and spaces per line. ALL CAPS.
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Line 4
Please fill out donor information below:
Donor Name*
Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Phone*
Special Instructions
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History

Efforts to build a Japanese garden in Gresham began in the early 1970’s after Johnson Creek had been re-routed.

This is where the story began. The island was free standing and as part of the project a bridge had been built to connect the mainland and the island. This piece of land was about an acre based on the pictures and maps that we have available today and had more land on the northwest and east sides than we see today.

View Gresham’s Japanese Garden historical timeline.

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