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McKain-Kinney Remembrance Rose Garden

Honor the special people in your life or memorialize loved ones who have passed with a gift to the McKain-Kinney Remembrance Rose Garden at St. Luke’s Magic Valley. The garden is funded entirely by donations, and divided into 10 areas available for underwriting support. Each sponsored area is recognized with an engraved marble tile. All gifts to the garden are recognized by the Foundation unless anonymity is requested.

Alpine Garden: $25,000

This half-circle garden features plants typically found in an alpine environment with a waterfall at the center. The Alpine Garden is located just outside the Cancer Center where patients receiving chemotherapy can enjoy the view.

Butterfly Garden: $25,000

This half-circle garden, which includes a waterfall feature, is full of colorful plants that attract butterflies. It, too, is located just outside the chemotherapy suite, so patients can watch the butterflies play.

Additional Funding Opportunities

  • Paving Brick: $150
  • Rose Bush: $500
  • Climbing Rose: $1,500
  • Iron Bench*: $2,000
  • Area I: $3,000
  • Area II: $1,000
  • Area III: $1,500
  • Area IV: $1,500
  • Area V: $1,500
  • Area VI: $2,000
  • Area VII: $1,500
  • Area VIII: $1,500
  • Area IX: $1,500
  • Area X: $1,500 
*Iron Benches are placed around the Walking Trail, which surrounds the hospital.

About the Garden

The McKain-Kinney Remembrance Rose Garden was originally planted on the Magic Valley Regional Medical Center's south campus in 1997. It honored the late spouses of Twin Falls philanthropists Barbara McKain and Jim Kinney. Ms. McKain and Mr. Kinney generously financed the costs for the garden's site excavation and irrigation and electrical systems; their generous gifts transformed a hospital parking lot into a living, thriving garden.

The McKain-Kinney Remembrance Rose Garden grew in its original location for 10 years, as members from the community and the hospital staff steadily filled the garden with plants, paving stones, statuary, and benches in memorial to their loved ones. The statuary, trellises, benches, water features, and plaques were moved to the new garden at the new medical center in 2011. 

View a map of the Rose Garden and learn more about the rose varieties available for designation

Make a Gift to the Rose Garden

To make a gift or learn more about the Rose Garden, call the St. Luke’s Magic Valley Foundation at (208) 814-0070 or download our Garden Donation form.