[Ohio-Talk] A tree has been planted as a living legacy for Mary Lou Bowers.

[Richard Payne]

Richard,

A tree has been planted as a living legacy for Mary Lou Bowers.

Click here to download your Tree Planting Certificate

Thank you for planting a memorial tree in honor of Mary Lou Bowers. Your
thoughtful gesture not only serves as a lasting tribute, but also
contributes to a greener future for our planet.

Planting trees in memory of a loved one is a powerful symbol of renewal and
life. It's a meaningful tribute that will grow and thrive over time, just
like the legacy of the person it honors.

We appreciate the emotional importance of this gesture, and we promise to
plant your memorial tree with the utmost care and respect. We believe that
every tree planted is a beacon of hope, life, and love that takes root deep
within the earth.


Memorial Tree FAQs

Where will my loved one's memorial tree be planted? How is it done?
We're proud to partner with a network of trusted planting organizations,
such as the United States Forest Service and Arbor Day Foundation. All
plantings take place in forests that are in great need and are completed by
professionals who are overseen and evaluated by foresters on the ground.

We carefully select and plant trees that are native to the specific area.
This means that the species of trees may vary from region to region
throughout the country. We take great care to ensure that the trees we plant
thrive and contribute to the local ecosystem in a meaningful way.

Can I visit the forest where the memorial tree is planted?
Many of the forests of greatest need are located in areas with rough terrain
and limited accessibility. It's important to note that trees are planted in
the areas where they are most needed, rather than in easily accessible or
convenient locations for visitation.

If you would like the specific location of your loved ones tree planting,
please contact us by calling 1-888-932-7658 or sending an email to
store at helloflowers.com <mailto:store at helloflowers.com> .

We kindly ask that visitors respect the significance of these planting areas
and join us in our efforts to restore and preserve the natural ecosystems
for future generations. By doing so, we can all help create a healthier and
more sustainable planet for years to come.



Richard Payne, President National Federation of the Blind of Ohio

937/829/3368
Rchpay7 at gmail.com <mailto:Rchpay7 at gmail.com> 

www.nfbohio.org <http://www.nfbohio.org> 

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characteristic that defines you or your future. Every day we raise the
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and diversity achieve the aspirations of all blind people.


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