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About the Nashville City Cemetery Association

The Nashville City Cemetery Association (NCCA) is administered by an all volunteer board of directors. The Association board works with the Metro Historical Commission and the Metro Board of Parks & Recreation. NCCA works closely with the Metro Historical Commission to restore the cemetery and to increase awareness through public participation. NCCA is involved with sponsoring special tours that are open and free to the public, in addition to fundraising activities, including the annual fall Living History Tour/Lantern Tours, the Memorial Day Dash in May, and in developing the NCCA website to make available inscriptions and photographs of tombstones, interment records, obituaries, and historical information for those buried at City Cemetery.

The Nashville City Cemetery Association, Inc. is a membership organization that works to protect, preserve, restore and raise public awareness of the Nashville City Cemetery in collaboration with the Historical Commission of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee.

2024 Board of Directors

Oliver Arney, President

Todd, Breyer, Vice-President

Susan Boyd Laux, Secretary 

Richard White, Treasurer 

Zara Law, Past-President

Mike Arwood

Clay Bailey, PhD

Natalie Bell

Deborah Brewington

Jacobia Dowell

Amada Eyler

Frank Harrison

Jim Hoobler

Marty Luffman

Rachel Potter

Claudette Stager

Ella Marie Sullivan

Olivia Thompson

Betsey Thorpe

Ashley White

Learotha Williams, PhD

 

Advisory

Carter Baker

Debie Cox

Bob Lyons Sr.

Clelie Peacock

Caleb Williams

 

Ex-Officio

Tim Walker, Executive Director Metro Historic Commission

Bryan Gilley, Metro Historic Commission

Monique Odom, Director of Metro Parks & Recreation

Jim Hester, Metro Parks

Ken Fieth, Metro Archivist

DeWayne Greene, Deputy Chief of Police

Terry Vo, Metro Council District 17

 

Administrative

Tracy Harris

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