2008 PLANTING
November 22, 2008
- Inglewood neighborhood
Volunteers
Jimmy Balsar
Carlos Barquero
Yolanda Braden
Lacey Broemel
Rokeisha Bryant
Kate Carpenter
Kenyan Carpenter
Fay Carpenter
George H. Cate Jr.
Gordon Chenery
Brennan Christmon
Collin Christmon
Jamie Cooper
Becky Dan
Andie Estes
Chris Estes
Mercedes Faucon
Denise Godwin
Scott Hilgadiack
Betty Hilgadiack
John Huskey
Dan Johns
Nick Kendall
Vanessa Lazon
Owen Lipscomb
Benjamin Littleton
Mary Littleton
Emily Long
Dorian Lowe
Terrell Lowe
Terrell Lowe, Sr.
Martin Lumpkin
Michelle Lumpkin
Aleesa Mann
Jaeen Mooreland
Richard Page
Dylan Petraitis
Maddie Pole
Bob Pritchett
Jon Schaffrick
Jennifer Smith
Shelby Smith
J Southwick
Kenneth Stewart
Jeffrey Sweet
Willie Sweet
Joe Thompson
Rachel White
Nick Williams
Madeline Wiseman
Hicks Woolwine
Jamal Young
Nashville Tree Foundation works to preserve and enhance Nashville's urban forest by educating the public, planting trees in urban areas, identifying the oldest and largest trees in Davidson County, and designating arboretums.
ReLeafing Day is an annual tree planting on the Saturday before Thanksgiving
Carolyn Sorenson and Libby Cheek register volunteers.
Metro Tree Advisory Committee member Dick Page discusses tree planting with volunteer Becky Dan as NTF board member Randall Lantz looks on.
Tree Foundation board member Randall Lantz conducts a tree-planting demonstration.
Volunteers plant a tree.
NES president Decosta Jenkins, Tree Foundation president Betty Brown, and Mayor Karl Dean join homeowner Joy Delius in planting a tree in her yard.
Victor Johnson Award-winner Joe Thompson hands out acorns from the bur oak at Belle Meade Country Club, a Big Old Tree Contest winner in 1988. He has picked up acorns for years to give away—he and his wife Martha picked up 120 acorns that he brought to the planting.
Tree Foundation board members Eleanor Willis, Randall Lantz, Betty Brown, and Joan Armour bundled up for a cold day.