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Our Supporters

Thank You To All of Our Volunteers and Sponsors!

Photographer: Mil Cannon

Minnie Lou Robinson

One of the founders of LePageville Memorial Cemetery, Inc. The LMCC Board recognized the late Ms. Minnie Lou Robinson with a "Distinguished Citizen Award" plaque on Oct 22, 2016. It was accepted by her family.

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Alexander Milton

He brought to Ms. Jenkins attention of the existence of the LePageville cemetery. The LMCC Board recognized the late Mr. Alexander Milton with a "Distinguished Citizen Award" plaque on Oct 22, 2016. It was accepted by his family.

Photographer: Mil Cannon

Cyndy Blount

The late Cyndy Blount, a artist who saw the 1967 black and white photo of the former LePageville church and brought it to life with color.

Photographer: Mil Cannon

Stephen Warner

Designed the LePageville Memorial Cemetery arch. It was unveiled on Sep 22, 2007.

Photographer: Patricia Jenkins

Jimmy Jenkins Jr. Roofing, Inc.

Furnished the use of their company's boom truck by raising and lowering the memorial arch to join the two masonry columns. It was unveiled on Sep 22, 2007.

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Malcolm and Margie Wigley

Donated a bell in dedication of Patricia Jenkins' parents. This was added to the memorial archway. The unveiling ceremony was on Sep 22, 2007.

Photographer: Patricia Jenkins

J. Willie Jones Masonry

Constructed two masonry columns to hold the memorial arch. It was unveiled on Sep 22, 2007.

Photographer: Patricia Jenkins

Tim Hampton Land Clearing Company

Furnished clearing of cemetery land in 2006.

Photographer: Patricia Jenkins

Savannah Gas Light Company

Furnished the use of their backhoe equipment on the weekends for David Blount to cleanup the cemetery in 2006.

Photographer: Patricia Jenkins

Shawn Diddie

Shawn Diddie from the Georgia Forestry Commission who visited the cemetery on multiple occasions and advised the LePageville Memorial Cemetery Corporation on future removal of trees from the cemetery property.

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City of Savannah

City of Savannah Mayor Otis S. Johnson who proclaimed March 20, 2004 as "LaPageville Remembrance Day"

Photographer: Charles Varner

Englehard Corporation

On Jun 26, 2002 the Engelhard Corporation transferred 3.85 acres of land over to the LePageville Memorial Cemetery Corporation thanks to Patricia Jenkins efforts. It was sold for one dollar (value at $270,000). The unveiling ceremony was on Nov 6, 2003.

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