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From Left to Right: The Right Reverend Barry R. Howe, Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of West Missouri; Mr. Robert P. Dunn, Vice President of Community Affairs, JE Dunn Construction; Mr. Jonathan Kemper, Chairman and CEO of Commerce Bank; Mr. Chas Marks, Jr. Warden of St. Mary's Episcopal Church; The Reverend Lauren Lyon, Rector, St. Mary's Episcopal Church
We were honored to be a part of the St. Mary's Episcopal Church Groundbreaking Ceremony March 31st, 2010 at 4 PM at 13th and Holmes.
Mr. Chas Marks, Jr. Warden of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, presented the Welcoming address followed by speaches by The Right Reverend Barry R. Howe, Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of West Missouri and The Reverend Lauren Lyon, Rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Church.
Golden sledge hammers, in lieu of golden shovels, were donated to the event by JE Dunn Construction Company. Hospitality was provided for attendees of the event by St. Mary's Episcopal Church.
St. Mary's Episcopal Church located at 13th and Holmes in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, has been working diligently to raise funds for their Third Century Capital Campaign to beautify and restore the historic 1888 late Gothic and English revival church.
Susan Richards Johnson & Associates, Inc. is proud to be a part of the much anticipated renovation of the Parish Hall! The renovation includes new staging area with new cabinets, new restrooms on the ground floor and lower level, new stair and all new interior finishes, including new oak flooring. SRJA began working with the church back in mid-2008 applying for different grants and working to develop schematic drawings for the interior renovation. Susan Richards Johnson, architect and member of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, and her associates, have worked together with the Reverend Lauren Lyon and the St. Mary's Building Work Group to develop and refine the plans for renovation.
This project is made possible through generous gifts from the William T. Kemper Foundation, J.E. Dunn, Susan Richards Johnson & Associates, Inc., members of the parish and other members of the downtown community. For more information about St. Mary's Episcopal Church; Please Visit: http://www.stmaryskc.org
