The following video was brought to our attention by Nancy Adams and concerns former parishioner Susie Mallory.

My favorite memory of Jason has to do with how Jason helped us as a congregation to understand that even though we did not have the huge kitchen we could still give a mean party for around 100.

Several years ago Father Steve asked me to pull together a Mardi Gras celebration but he was concerned that it had to be for a fairly small group. I told Jason that I was sure we could give a really nice party for around 100 people (an unthinkable number to Father Steve) in the parish hall if we had standing cocktail tables. And because I knew how to make them 3" high in cardboard, I was sure they could be made 4 feet high of wood and would store flat. Jason jumped in and we made them together in the organ shop.

I have always felt that music and food do more to bring a congregation than anything else and I believe that Jason's contribution on both levels made us a much stronger church. How many gatherings have I seen at All Saints for large groups where those tables were used? I have lost count.

And so when we get gather together to celebrate in the parish hall this Fat Tuesday, I will think of the sweet unassuming man who made the tables with his own hands. Jason Overall.

— Greg Allen

Amazing Grace Techno - Computer Controlled Christmas Lights from Richard Holdman on Vimeo.

Organist Marko Petricic has posted a video on YouTube, sort of a documentary on his career, that includes playing on the organ in our very own gallery.

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You can hear Jason Overall’s Arts at All Saints interview on WFYI’s Art of the Matter on our website at www.allsaintsindy.org/outreach/arts-at-all-saints.html.