About Us
Our history
Our Board Members
Our Board Members
We organized on February 9, 2023 after many efforts to create the St. Lloyd Presbyterian Cemetery Foundation with the purpose of educating the public on the importance of our ancestors' role in Charlotte-Mecklenburg history and their contributions to America.
Our Board Members
Our Board Members
Our Board Members
Clay Grubb, President and chairman
Wayne Johnson, Vice president and vice chairman
Vickie J. Lewis, Treasurer
Genora Fant, Secretary
Dr. Stacey Price Brown, Development chair
Herman Fant, Grounds Committee Chair
Emily Ethridge, Exec. Dir Public Relations
Bertha Scott, Publicity Chair
Billie DelMar, Community Liaison
Jennifer Duru Perry, Advisor t
Clay Grubb, President and chairman
Wayne Johnson, Vice president and vice chairman
Vickie J. Lewis, Treasurer
Genora Fant, Secretary
Dr. Stacey Price Brown, Development chair
Herman Fant, Grounds Committee Chair
Emily Ethridge, Exec. Dir Public Relations
Bertha Scott, Publicity Chair
Billie DelMar, Community Liaison
Jennifer Duru Perry, Advisor to Board
Ervin Price, Information Technology
Kim Barnes, City Liaison & Advisor
Karen Sutton, Museum/Arts Advisor
Terendius David, Community/Information Tech. Advisor
Jon T. Coffin, Attorney
Paul Osowski, Advisor
Our mission
Our Board Members
Our mission
The mission of the St Lloyd Presbyterian Cemetery Foundation, Inc. is to revitalize and preserve the two remaining cemeteries of the historic St. Lloyd Presbyterian Church and bring awareness to the unique cultural heritage of the church, its members, and their descendants. Founded in 1867 in Sharon Township, the church played an import
The mission of the St Lloyd Presbyterian Cemetery Foundation, Inc. is to revitalize and preserve the two remaining cemeteries of the historic St. Lloyd Presbyterian Church and bring awareness to the unique cultural heritage of the church, its members, and their descendants. Founded in 1867 in Sharon Township, the church played an important role in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg region’s history until its closing in East Charlotte in 1966. The foundation will solidify the church’s contributions and legacy by way of service.
We are committed to our ancestors in maintaining the burial places in which they rest from their labor while on earth, and strive to leave a positive legacy.