Linking Economic, Social, Health, Recreational and Environmental Benefits

Fall 2016 • No. 19

GreenprintA PUBLICATION OF GREENWAYS FOR NASHVILLE

Greenways on the WayThanks to both the ongoing and the new $5 million funding

from Mayor Megan Barry and the Metro Council, Metro Parks’ greenways team is busy getting greenways on the ground and ready to build.

Ready to Enjoy:

Stones River Greenway Trailhead and Dog Park below J. Percy Priest Dam completes the 10.5 mile Stones River

greenway. It features a new trailhead, including permanent rest-rooms and a water fountain, a B-Cycle station, storage facilities for canoe and kayak programs to be offered by Metro Parks next year, a food truck plaza for special events, and access to the new 2.5-acre dog park with off-leash zone. Mayor Barry officially opened the long-awaited Trailhead and Dog Park on November 10th. address: 3778 Bell Road, Donelson, TN

Mill Creek Greenway at Rivendell off Bell Road is meeting a need for large residential communities to enjoy close-to-

home access to a new one-mile trail and scenic green space. address: 5565 Hickory Park Drive

Whites Creek Greenway at Clarksville Highway on the Scalf farm acquisition connects the greenway at Hartman

Park to the greenway at Mullins Park on Ashland City Highway for a total of 2.5 miles of trails. Opening soon! address: 4001 West Hamilton Road

Starting Soon:440 Greenway connecting Centennial Park to Elmington Park will start construction soon. Our thanks to the Ten-

nessee Department of Transportation for the needed right of way. Metro Parks is already starting to design phase II of the 440 Greenway project which will likely be near the four corners of Granny White Pike at 440. Right of way for the remainder of the corridor to the I65 split is in process with TDOT.

Metro also intends to reapply for the TIGER grant in 2017. Although the 2016 application was not funded, federal officials were highly encouraging in a de-briefing, reporting that the project scored high and was well received during many levels of review. Thanks to the Metro team that helped pull together the

strong applica-tion, includ-ing Mary Beth Ikard in Mayor Barry’s office and Adams Carroll at Metro Planning.

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Mayor Barry, Councilman Rhoten and Tommy Lynch cut the ribbon at the Stones River Greenway and Dog Park opening.

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Message from the ChairmanAnn Tidwell Chairman, Metro Greenways Commission

Although not surprising, it is great to receive affirmation that greenways are ever popular

and in high demand. In fact, greenways and trails, along with more park land and open space, were

the highest ranked needs in the extensive Plan 2 Play survey process.

P2P, the master plan update for the countywide parks and greenway system, will be finalized early in 2017, and there are already exciting new greenways being identi-fied. A greenways technical subcommittee of P2P, comprised of Greenways Commission members and representatives from the P2P steering com-mittee, have made much progress in developing recommendations. Five new greenway corridors are recommended in addition to over 20 high-priority segments along Davidson County’s seven

main water corridors. The priorities have a strong focus on enhancing Nashville’s multi-modal transportation network and connectivity, as well as continuing to conserve natural resources.

Greenways for Nashville helped develop and pro-mote a greenways-specific survey, and over 1500 responses were received with many thoughtful comments. Thank you to those who participated.

For more information about P2P, visit plantoplay.nashville.gov and stay tuned for the completed plan that will help Nashvillians get there on the greenway!

Ann Tidwell

Greenways Commission MembersAnn Tidwell, chairMichael BriggsKelly BrockmanJohn CooperMark DeutschmannStan FossickMary Beth IkardTommy LynchKathleen MurphyDonna NicelyJohn NorrisTom PalkoJason RadingerKevin RhotenColby SledgeCharles SueingJennifer Westerholm

staff:Shain Dennison, Assistant Director, Metro Parks, Greenways and Open Space Division

Cindy Harrison Greenway Trails Project Manager

Join us and participate in 615Rocks on the greenway! If you see a painted rock on the greenway, pick it up, take a photo, and post

it on your Facebook or Instagram page. You can also join the fun and paint new rocks and hide them on your next greenway walk. Help us spread the love all over our city by participating in this new trend called 615Rocks! You can purchse rocks to paint at Home Depot. Remember to leave natural rocks and plants alone.

When you post your photo, be sure to share it with us! #Greenways4Nashville •

Greenways Rock

“ The greenways are one of the benefits that make Nashville a desirable place to live. In my own neighborhood, the greenway has fostered socializing among neighbors, exercise, and family activities.”

“ Thank you for a wonderful greenway/bike path system. I know more about Nashville now through biking although I’ve lived here my whole life.”

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Message from the PresidentMark Deutschmann President, Greenways for Nashville

Thank you for all you do to further the goals of Nashville Greenways! We have made great

progress over the past 10 years, and now have over 85 miles of greenway trails, which means that 65% of Nashville’s neighborhoods are within 1-mile walking distance of a greenway.

We are fortunate that the Mayor Barry administra-tion and our Metro Council are providing strong support. The recent annual capital budget included $5 million dedicated to enhancing Nashville’s greenway system. Homeowners value walkability, and greenway access now commands a premium. As our city updates our Metro Parks plan with its 10-year strategic initiative, Plan2Play, it is appar-ent that greenways are a most valued asset of the park system.

We now have a unique opportunity to fulfill the ur-ban greenway system. Our urban interstate system, beginning with I-440, circles our city and con-nects all of our corridors. We know that Nashville is ready for a comprehensive multi-modal trans-portation network, and greenways offer a relatively low cost option to connect people to corridors, bicyclists to the city, and Nashvillians to exercise.

I’m excited to report that the pilot section of the 440 Greenway, which will connect Elmington Park to Centennial Park, is starting. The design phase is about to begin on a second section, which will

connect neighborhoods in 12 South to Melrose. From there, bigger plans call for a connection along Brown’s Creek to the Fairgrounds, and even-tually all the way downtown to Rolling Mill Hill.

The 440 Greenway will be part of a big loop circling our city. Much like the Beltline in Atlanta, the Cultural Trail in Indianapolis, the HighLine in New York City, and the Cross Charlotte Trail in Charlotte, N.C., this loop can provide both access and economic opportunity for many urban neighborhoods.

Greenways for Nashville has initiated a public/private partnership to help Metro move the 440 and Brown’s Creek greenway projects forward. We are raising $1 million towards this effort and appreciate expressed support by Mayor Barry and council members to make this vision a reality. GfN will be launching funding opportunities for indi-viduals, corporations and granting organizations in the next year. This will include crowdsourcing, presentations, and call campaigns. Let me know if you’d like to support the legacy of our city with your contribution!

Thanks!

Mark Deutschmann

Greenways for Nashville Board of DirectorsMark Deutschmann, presidentRobert BrandtKelly BrockmanBerry BrooksMartha CooperBrian CopelandNatasha DeaneSandra DuncanJim ForkumMarie GriffinSharon KippDonna NicelyJohn NorrisPhil PonderAnn RobertsKay SimmonsSteve SirlsCharles SueingAnn Tidwell, vice presidentPatricia TottyJennifer Westerholm, secretaryLyndsay WilkinsonPete Wooten, treasurerJacob Kassinger, young leader intern

ex officio:Tommy Lynch, Director, Metro Board of Parks and Recreation

Shain Dennison, Asst. Director, Metro Parks, Greenways and Open Space Division

staff:Emmie Thomas, Executive Director

Elizabeth Mobley, Events & Communication

Coordinator Greenways for Nashville Board Members planning for the year ahead

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Mill Creek Greenway – Mill Creek Park to Orchard Bend Park.

Construction will begin this Winter on expansion of the existing 1.75 mile trail from the trailhead behind Mill Run subdi-vision, downstream to a new trailhead on Pettus Road. Looping through the soon-to-be constructed Orchard Bend Park, the trail will terminate at the blueway access constructed by Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association on Mill Creek. This new trail will add 2.0 additional miles to the greenway. A new connector trail will also be constructed, linking Hidden Creek subdivision and the greenway to the Thurgood Marshall Middle School campus on Pettus Road.

Cumberland River Opry Mills Greenway Connector is under planning with a TDOT grant application pending.

Anticipated since the Cumberland River Pedestrian bridge was built, this connector will run along the river cliff between the bridge to the low-lying mall and hotel complex. It will connect residents of East Nashville, Donelson and Hermitage to the employment and entertainment centers at Opry Mills, and connect tourists to Shelby Bottoms and downtown. The views will be awesome!

Harpeth River Soccer to Highway 70. Design is underway on this connector, with construction planned for summer

2017. This segment will provide important connectivity from the greenway to businesses and restaurants on 70 and new projects replacing Bellevue Mall. It will also separate greenway access from the soccer complex with a new stand-alone trailhead facility off Coley Davis Road.

Whites Creek Fontanel Phase II. Construction is coming this spring on an expansion of the existing trail. This segment

will connect the former Cedarwood property to the community garden across Whites Creek Pike to the south. A northbound ex-pansion to Old Hickory Boulevard is also in the design phase. Our thanks to the Fontanel folks for the right of way and partnership.

On the Horizon:Browns Creek Greenway at Fairground. Planning and design are beginning by Metro for improvements to the

Fairground facilities and campus. This will include coordination with Metro Parks for incorporation of a greenway trail, dog park and park multi-purpose fields.

North Gulch. Expansion of the Gulch greenway is under-way. It will run on the north side of Charlotte Pike at the

Capitol View project (HCA and Lifeway new facilities under development) and will connect to a planned pocket park on Jo Johnston Avenue. The project is a public/private partnership between Metro and Capitol View Joint Venture and an important step toward closing the greenway loop to the Bicentennial Mall. •

Greenways on the Waycont’d from page 1

Greenways Commission members review plans for the Capitol View project.

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Celebrate What Connects Us The 10th Annual Dinner on the Bridge, benefiting Greenways for Nashville, was

held on September 29th on the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. After a windy day and a drizzle of rain, the sun began to shine, and a rainbow emerged just as guests arrived. The event was a delightful success, with stellar entertainment by aerial-ists Beyond Wings and a fabulous dinner by Johnny Haffner. Mayor Megan Barry was in attendance to help toast Metro Parks Director Tommy Lynch in celebration of his 45 years of service and March 2017 retirement. Co-Chairs for this magical evening con-necting friends and greenways were Brooks and Bert Mathews, Cayce McAlister, and Mary Ellen Lovell. •

photos by jim thomas

Special thanks to Metro Parks for their support of Dinner on the Bridge.

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORSPRESENTING SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

Anne Davis &Karl Dean

Judy & Steve Turner

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Get Fit on the Richland Creek Greenway

Community Partners

Through the generosity of a big-hearted donor and her adoring pups, the Richland Creek Greenway has a new outdoor Fitness Course! Located

near the Wyoming Trailhead, you can now complement your walk/run with a workout for your core muscles and body strength.

The equipment includes: Sit-Up/Back Extension • Vertical Press-Handicap Accessible • Plyometric Box Station • Balance Board • Upright Cycle •

Chin-Up Station • Push-Up Station • Horizontal Chin-Up Station

Many thanks for enhancing the green-way with this healthy amenity. Be sure to look for the puppy footprints as you enter the fitness course! •

Richland Creek Run X

The 10th year of the Richland Creek Run hosted over 500 participants through a 5-mile course on the Richland Creek Greenway and the surrounding neighborhood.

Thank you to The Wilson Group Real Estate Ser-vices, our presenting sponsor, and to the additional hosting sponsors: Montgomery Bell Academy, Ingram Industries, Inc., M.L. Rose, Pinnacle Bank, Vanderbilt University, Sports Seasons, Publix, Metro Parks, and New Belgium Brewing.

We also appreciate the neighborhood support of Sylvan Park, Richland West End, Cherokee Park, and White Bridge Neighborhood Associations.

Save the Date for Next Year’s Run on Saturday, April 1st — No Fooling! •

Councilmember Kathleen Murphy hosts the Dinky Dash. Ready, Set, Go!

Greenways for Nashville appreciates our Corporate Members. We celebrated Nashville’s support of greenways at the annual corporate

member breakfast, where we presented the new I-440 greenway project. •

Erin Hafkenschiel, Metro’s Director of Transportation & Sustainability, Mary Beth Ikard, Metro’s Transportation

& Sustainability Manager and Mark Deutschmann at Greenways for Nashville’s Corporate Member Breakfast

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Greenways for Nashville not only works to provide Nashvillians a

safe and healthy place to walk, bike and skate, but we also know how to have fun while doing it. GfN worked with That’s Classic Media to create a music video about Nashville’s Greenways. The video features Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, Metro Park Police, Ms. Nashville, Jack the Wallaby, and T-Rac, Gnash and Booster the Rooster all coming together for Greenways.

Check out the video on our new website at greenwaysfornashville.org and sign up for our e-mail list while you are there! •

Nashville Junior Chamber

Greenways for Nashville is very honored to be this year’s charity partner with the Nashville Junior Chamber. The NJC provides opportunities for

its members to connect with other young professionals and established busi-ness leaders while engaging in unparalleled hands-on professional develop-ment and leadership training. NJC has kicked off the year with a successful Lip Sync Battle and a Casino Night, and we are betting that their annual Wine & Dine and Rajin’ Cajun Crawfish Boil will once again bring Nashvillians together for a great time and a great cause! •

“ The Nashville Junior Chamber Board and Membership are proud to support, through our fundraising efforts, such a great organization this year whose mission is to enhance and preserve the greenways in Nashville: one of the reasons we love living here.”

anna claire bowen, njc president

Mayor Megan Barry with Emmie Thomas, Executive Director of GfN and That’s Classic Media directors, Austin and Collin

“ Let’s get together on the Greenways all around the city!”

Welcome to Nashville Greenways Video

Slurp, Drink and Be Merry

With funding from our supporters and The Big Payback, Greenways for Nashville is able to provide four new water fountains along Nashville’s greenways for dogs

and their humans. With a long list of requests, we hope to continue the process of adding water fountains, doggie bowls and water filling stations along the greenway in the coming year! •

Drinking Fountain Locations

• Richland Creek Greenway at England Park

• Harpeth River Greenway at the parking lot off of Old Harding*

• Richland Creek Greenway at the Wyoming Trailhead

• Harpeth River Greenway at the Butler Field Trailhead*

* coming soon with a fountain, dog bowl and bottle filler

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We appreciate our Volunteers!

Throughout the year, Greenways for Nashville hosts several volunteer groups with the help of Brian Schulist, our Volunteer Coordinator, and

funding from REI. Helping hands go a long way in greenway and waterway clean-ups! •

Super Cool Fun FestGreenways for Nashville was the non-profit ben-eficiary of this year’s Super Cool Fun Fest, a 1990’s themed event held at Cumberland Park on Satur-day, May 28th. Over 2,000 attendees enjoyed live music by My So Called Band, dance party fun, food trucks, and games. Super Cool Fun Fest organizers Brandon Haumschilt and Chris Fleming presented GfN Director, Emmie Thomas with a $10,000 donation this July. We have to agree that this is, in fact, SUPER COOL! •

pictured above:

1 Montgomery Bell Academy volunteers at Richland Creek Greenway

2 Deloitte at Stones River Greenway

3 Weed Wrangle Volunteers at Shelby Bottoms Greenway

4 University School of Nashville at Mill Creek Greenway

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$5,001 +

Anonymous Marie Griffin and Bob CoffeyCollier EngineeringFirst Farmers and Merchants Bank Roy T. Goodwin ContractorsRPM Transportation Consultants, LLCThe Village FundAnn and Clark TidwellTouchstone ImagingJudy and Steve Turner $1,001 – $5,000

Ajax Turner Co., Inc.Beth Vincent and Jane AndersonAvenue BankDrew Ann and Dan BorsosAnne and Bob BrandtMartin Brown, Jr.Martin Brown, Sr.Anne Davis and Karl DeanSteve Sirls and Allen DeCuyperDavid and Terry FardonJoan GuthH.G. Hill Realty Company, LLCHawkins Partners, Inc.Ingram Industries, Inc.Lissa and Jim KelleySharon and David KippLittlebranch FarmJim McLeanML Rose Craft Beer & BurgersDiana and Rameen MolaviJohn and Christina Norris, The Norris Family Fund

of the Community Foundation of Middle TN

Orchard AdvisorsPiedmont Natural GasDot and Phil PonderREIAnn RobertsDolores Seigenthaler

Smith Gee Studio, LLCSuntrustThe Bank of NashvilleThe Davis Group at TBH Global Asset The Frist FoundationThe HCA FoundationRon TurnerVanderbilt UniversityJames WeinbergCaren and Tommy WilliamsWilson Group Real Estate Services $501 – $1,000

Bates Nursery & Garden Center, Inc. Eileen BeehanJan and Stuart BushingDeborah and Larry CampbellKathryn Barnett and Will CheekChildren’s Clinic East, PCMartha and Jim CooperJosephine and John DarwinNatasha and John DeaneFred DettwillerDowdle Construction Group, LLCCarole and John FergusonGasLamp Antique & Decorating MallGay and John GreerMary Bess Dunn and Barry HavensHerndon & Merry, Inc. Robin and Bill HeynePenny Harrington and Michael HodgesHoratio B. & Willie J. Buntin Foundation Daniel JensenJoel Solomon CompanyPat JohnstonLouise Kauffman and Neil KohlerCindi and Mark LaddSusan Loudenslager

Paul and Saralyn LuehrsenJim Mathis and Stephen McClureMontgomery Bell AcademyKathy and Pat NevillDonna and Gerald NicelyJennifer and Clifton OgdenPurity Foundation R.C. Mathews ContractorRufus E. Fort Family Advised Fund of the

Community Foundation of Middle TN

Lee Anne Murray and Joe RusnakPhil RyanPaula and Kent SandidgeJim SchmidtMeredith and Eric SchultenoverKay and Keith SimmonsGreater Nashville Assoc. of RealtorsBrenda and Jeff SteinThe Bailey CompanyThe Danner FoundationThe Rich Foundation Becci and John TolliniCeleste Reed and Don WelchSandy and Tom WhiteLynne and Gary WilkinsonBarbara and Justin WilsonSusan Rene Zeron-Finley $251 - $500

310 Property Management, LLCAerial Development GroupShana and Steve AlfordBurkley and Newton AllenNatasha and Newell AndersonLee Ann and George AndersonAsphalt Beach SkateshopLeigh and Hunter AtkinsMenie and Steve BellLyndsay BerryRobin and Shawn Bible

Leighsa and John BinkleySarah Fairbank and William BlaufussBlevins, Inc. Bongo Productions, LLCClaudia and Gordon BonnymanSamantha and Chris BoydAndrea Conte and Phil BredesenBristol Development GroupMissy and Jim BrowerCathy and Martin BrownBurger Republic Joe CallowayWilliam H. Cammack, Cammack Family Advised

Fund of The Community Foundation of Middle TN

Cheadle LawCherry and AssociatesBette and Mark ChristofersenCity Living TeamCJ AdvertisingMary and Bob ClementTamara and John Ray ClemmonsCommunity Health SystemsMary and Charles CookVicki CrumptonKaren DavisAnn and Kirby DavisDean Design GroupDeloitte Services LPEarl Swensson Associates, Inc.Nancy DillonCindy and Baird DixonRamsey and Jim DoranSandra DuncanJessie DurhamAnn and Glenn EadenEdge Planning, Landscape Architecture & Urban

DesignESC Lab SciencesEskind Family FoundationMary and Naill FallsLisa and Kenny Ferrelli

Carolyn and Bruce FitzpatrickPatsy and Jim ForkumTish FortCarol Etherington and Stan FossickFridrich & Clark Realty, LLCCathey and Wilford FuquaRogers GroupGobbell Hays Partners, Inc.Barbara Hall-NanceAnn and Rex HammockRobbie HamptonKathleen and John HarkeyRenasant BankShelley and Bill HarwellHastings Architecture Associates, Inc. Susan and Bill HenryRobert C. Hilton, Hilton Family Advised

Fund of The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Lela HollabaughShirley and David HorowitzThe Lyn and Fred James FundJoel D. Roberts and AssociatesBarbara and David JonesRochelle and Terry KalinkeCumberland Law Goup LLPCEllen and Buddy KoonceLee and Neil KrugmanJane and Rob LaubDominique and Didier LeblancLipscomb UniversityJennifer and Jim LoftisAimee and Stephen LureyPerry MacdonaldJennifer and Rick MangrumJeanie Nelson and Will MartinBrooks and Bert MathewsSusan McDonaldJo Ellen and Chuck McDowellMarc and Becky McNamee

Donations and ContributionsThank you to all supporters of Greenways for Nashville. Your membership and contributions further the Greenways initiative throughout our city. This list reflects donations, gifts, grants and memorials from July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. You are helping to connect Nashville the green way.

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McNeely Pigott & FoxJanis and Mark McNeelyBeth and Bill MeadorPatrick MeldrimBonnie and Bruce MeriwetherMiKeN DevelopmentJulia and Joseph MooreBarbara and Roger MoutenotNova Copy, Inc.Oxford ArchitectureCarol McCoy and Roger PageParkside Builders, LLCKathy and Tom PattenMarina Portillo and David PatzerJeff PferdehirtPinnacle BankKay and Rob QuinnR.G. Adams ConstructionRagan-Smith Associates, Inc.Lisa and Bill RamseySherry and Sonny RayRichland West End Neighborhood

AssociationSusie and Russell RiesMargaret Ann RobinsonKarin and David RolandMary Bess and Norm RollinsRudy TitleS & S Property Management, Inc.Molly and Richard SchneiderSchool Facility Management, LLCMarietta ShipleyChristy SmithSport SeasonsStandard Functional Foods Group, Inc.Janice and Brad StevensMary and John StoneCathy SullivanSWBC Mortgage SWHR Hermitage, LLC — Terra House ApartmentsNancy SwystunSylvan Park Neighborhood Association

Kren and George TerenThe Boedecker FoundationTrail & Fitness Bikes Trauger & Tuke Judy and Charlie TygardVF Imagewear W. C. Dillon CompanyMary WadeChris WeidelWenzler Properties West End Law GroupWhite Bridge Neighborhood Assoc.Virginia and Paul WilliamsonLelia Gilchrist and Larry WoodsonRenata Soto and Pete WootenTyler and Jeff YarbroKaren and Chad YoungJeff ZeitlinJanice and Manuel ZeitlinLydia Howarth and Nicholas ZepposPeggy Zukas $101 – $250

Gareth AdenWilliam AppletonDavid BenderLinda BirdCarol BoozerFrank BurkholderAlan CalhounBerdelle CampbellTracy and Kip CampbellAdams CarrollJoan and Will CheekSuzanne and Seth CooperAmy and Art CrownoverLynne CypressKathy and Tom DavisSuzanne and Richard DeutschmannSherry and Mark DeutschmannEllen DillonMargaret Behm and Harlan DodsonDotty DotsonRuth DuncanMaydean Eberling

The Jane and Richard Eskind Family

Foundation Patricia and Pete FlynnLauren Bufferd and Cal FullerPaula GodseySally and Bob GoodrichChris GrearHal HardinBebe HartonSenator Douglas HenryLauren Batte and Jim HesterReggie HillHunt Family FoundationRita JamesKatie LambKelly and MacRae LintonLittlejohn EngineeringLeah LondonLynn MaddoxLynn and Jack MayKatherine and Bruce McCreaTricia Drake and Tim MosesRebecca Lyford and John NewmanMelinda Welton and John NoelMary O’NeilJeff OttmanOphelia and George PaineMary PattonMary and Mark PetersSandra and Shag PolkNick PrideJanine and Wayne RayKarin and David RolandGayle Ray and Jim SmithWayne SmothermanFrances and Jimmy SpradleyAnnette StithemMary Pat and Philip TeagueEmmie and Jim ThomasDawn and Shane TinninLisa and Mickey ViatorJulia and Jonathan WilburnBetsy and Ridley WillsMarilyn WolvenMr. and Mrs. Charles WrayMartha and Ed Young

$25 – $100

Shirley and Bill AkinLeslee AlexanderGayle AlleyPeggy and Alan AlsupPatricia and Jay ArmstrongBagel Face Bakery Kay and Richard BarryBob BeckLucie BecusMatt BillingsleaKaren and Peter F. Bird Jr., Bird Family Advised

Fund of The Community Foundation of Middle TN

Amy and Gregory BlanksNancy and Stephen BrennerElisabeth and Bob BrodieCourtney and Jason BrouilletteMary Helen and Roger BrownSuzanne and Glenn BuckspanPatsy and Winder CampbellKent CampbellLibby CarlsonChristian CarpenterAnne and Jeff CarrPamela and Mark CarverFreda and Pat ChamplinJoanne CherpackJo and Dan ChurchConnie CloakSallyLou and David CloydKristy ColemanBrent CooperBud CornBarbara CostelloCharlotte and Joel CovingtonAlix CrossAnn and Tom CurtisLaurie DaaboulSara and Albie Del FaveroMac and Bill DeLoacheMark DemonbreunDavid Diaz-BarrigaTheresa and Chris DickensLinda and Wade DixonJohn Doerge

Michelle EdwardsKathy EmeryNancy and Hugh EntrekinSylvia and Keith FawcettCamala and Joel FlattHoward FoxLora FoxShelley and Dennis FreemanSarah Frost StampsKay GainesKara and Hunter GeeHolly GodwinDolores and Jeffrey GooldJeanie GrahamDebra GrimesMitch GrissimLinda Ashford and Tom GroomsJane HaggardPat and Wayne HalperCarol HamlettMaggie HarrisJonathan HarwellGreg HaselwanderBarbara and Joe HaynesMary and Bob HemmingerJane and John HighMandy Johnson and Mike HillConnie and Hank HippFrances and Robert HoffNancy Holding DekalbMonica HolmesAlice and Henry HookerMartha and Richard HooperPam HooverKatrina and Steve HooverLucy HoviousJason HubbardClay IsaacsFrances JacksonRobin and Brad JohnsonLaura JonesElaine and Jim KayMark KellyTheodore KingJudy and Herb KneelandDebbie and Brad KondisChristine and Michael KreylingCandis and Gene Lee

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Dorothy and Jim LeschHelen LewisJula and Bruce LibonnLife Cycles Counseling Services Deidre and Stephen LillyEllen LyleMary Buckner and Jack LyleMr. and Mrs. Joe MacCurdyGuy MarshHarold MartinJoVonne MathiesenEve MaxwellKathryn and Robert McCarthyStephen McClureThorunn and Roger McCoyJennifer Kimball and Bob McDillLouise and Donald McKenzieEllen McPhersonJill and Brad MeeseElizabeth MerrittAmy and Thomas MeyerBo MistakKate MonaghanMary MooreBrent Peterson and Randy MooreJanet and John MyersJulie and Robert NeaderthalJack NeinkenPeter NordbergMeredith and Michael NowersThomas PalkoElizabeth and Larry PapelJanet ParryAllen and Cheryl Patton Advised Fund of the

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Nancy and Burton PaulyFrances and William PaynePamela and Philip PfefferGary PittsViv and Don PocekBrian PoynterProctor Marble & GraniteLinda RaderJudy and Pat Raines

Nancy Jackson and Eberhard RammPatricia RediferNina ReedMolly ReedChris ReynoldsCarol and John RochfordCarey RogersBridget RogersSteven RollinsBrenda and Howard RossVickie SaitoPhil SandersMaureen and Charles SangerKira SchlesingerBob SchwartzJohnna ScottDianna ShewSue and Nicholas SievekingMargaret and Paul SloanSue and Dan SmithAmy SmithSandy and Steve SmithPaula and Robert SnyderKatherine SpenceVickie and Phil SpickardSuzanne and Mike SporeJudy SteeleAlicia and J.D. SteinhilberKate StephensonJoyce and Glen StewartHope and Howard StringerBarry SulkinCatherine Hayden and John SummersMary and Bob ThompsonWiliam Stone and Carol Shepherd Titus

Charitable Fund Patricia TottyMartha TrammellJulie TravisEllen and Don TrotterJennie and Steven TurnerMary Thom VandercookJeanne Ballingner and Irwin VenickRalcon WagnerJan WaltersJames WeaverJennifer and Peter Westerholm

Julia and Christopher WhitsonLyndsay WilkinsonPeg and Harry WilliamsIrene and Ridley WillsJulie Sandile and Michael ZanolliPfizer Foundation Matching Grants Program In-Kind Donations

Herndon & Merry: Nashville’s Premier

Architectural Iron Manufacturer

Brenda Steine: Fine Art Turned Wood

Corporate Members310 Property Management, LLCAerial Development GroupAjax Turner Co., Inc.Anne B. Wallace FoundationAsphalt Beach SkateshopBarbara Moutenot — Village Real EstateBates Nursery & Garden Center, Inc.Bert and Brooks MathewsBlevins, Inc.Bongo Productions, LLCBristol Development GroupBurger RepublicCheadle LawCherry & AssociatesCJ AdvertisingCollier Engineering Co., Inc.Community Health SystemsCorsair Artisan DistilleryCumberland Law Group LLPCAnne Davis and Karl DeanDean Design GroupDelevante CreativeEarl Swensson Associates, Inc.ESC Lab SciencesFirst Farmers and Merchants BankFridrich & Clark Realty, LLCGGG/Adjusters InternationalGobbell Hayes Partners, Inc.Greater Nashville Assoc. of RealtorsH.G. Hill Realty Company, LLCHastings Architecture Associates, Inc.Hawkins Partners, Inc.Ingram Industries, Inc.James WeinbergJim McLeanJoe CallowayJoel D. Roberts & AssociatesJoel Solomon CompanyJudy and Steve TurnerLetterLogic, IncLiberty Party Rental

Lipscomb UniversityLittlebranch FarmLose & AssociatesMcNeely Pigott & FoxMikeN DevelopmentML Rose Craft Beer & BurgersMontgomery Bell AcademyNewell Anderson / City Living TeamNova Copy, Inc.Orchard AdvisorsOxford ArchitectureParkside BuildersPiedmont Natural GasPinnacle BankR.C. Mathews ContractorR.G. Adams ConstructionRagan Smith AssociatesREIRenasant BankRichland West End Neighborhood Assoc.Roy T. Goodwin ContractorsRPM Transportation Consultants, LLCRudy TitleS & S Property Management, Inc.School Facility Management, LLCSmith Gee Studio, LLCSports SeasonsStandard Candy Co.SWBC MortgageSWH Residential Partners, LLCThe Bank of NashvilleThe Boedecker FoundationThe Davis Group at TBH Global AssetThe Village FundTrail & Fitness BikesTrauger & TukeVanderbilt UniversityVF ImagewearVillage Real EstateW. C. Dillon CompanyWenzler PropertiesWest Nashville Law GroupWilson Group Real Estate Services

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Month to month, season to season, enjoy photographer Richard Barrow’s stunning photographs taken along Nashville’s greenways. From Shelby Bottoms to the

Stones River, Mill Creek to Richland Creek, these images capture the beauty and serenity of Nashville’s greenways. Our limited edition, 12”x12” calendar is available for $15.99 on-line at greenwaysfornashville.org, at the Greenways for Nashville office, or at Gas Lamp Antique Mall, REI and Parnassus Books. Give the gift of Greenways this holiday season! •

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