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Susan's Garden
When registering for the Greater Nashville Race for the Cure, individuals and teams have the opportunity to honor the memory of a loved one or celebrate a survivor by purchasing a redbud tree to be planted in their honor. In the spring redbuds bloom pink and will be a visual reminder of the color associated with breast cancer.
If you would like to purchase a tree without registering for the Race for the Cure, you can click on the link below.
In 2012, we planted over 100 redbud trees along the MetroCenter Greenway. The ongoing partnership between Susan G. Komen, Metro Parks, and Sound Forest will help revitalize the greenway and help it recover from the Flood of 2010.
Click here for a map of where each tree is planted.
Redbud trees were planted in honor of
| Addie Kay Hartsinck Alden Niebor Alene Steele Allie Pearl Carter Allyson Richardson Amanda Weaver Amy Goodwin Amy Trevino Antoaneta Ouzounova Ashley Oehler Barbara Sue Gardner Bebe McWhorter Bess Gilliland Duncan Beverly Driver Bill, Cathy, & John Camille Ann Greene Carol Ann Pryor Carol Barke Carolyn Vincent Christy Passmore Cindy Payne Daveisha Moore Diane Poole Dolothy Helmick Dorothy McCormick Dorothy Waldron Dorothy Wilhoit Eleanor Harrison Faye Wyatt Geannie Hansford Helen Akamine Holly Foley Jan Breuning Jean Hamilton Jean Villatora Jeanie Weedman Jenesse Aurandt Jennifer Stout Jeri Calhoun Judy Elsenrath Judy L. Robinson Julie Hipple Karen Hyatt Karen Jones Karen Welch Medley Katheryne Blair Miller Kathy Cielak |
Laura Black |
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