The Clergy and Staff of St. Alban's Episcopal Church

Priest-in-Charge: 
Fr. Hayden Crawford has graciously consented to serve St. Alban’s through Christmas 2008.

Parish Coordinator: Ms. Beth Gordon

Sexton: Mr. Ron Smith

Choir Director & Organist: Mr. Edward Crader

Day School Director: Ms. Beth Gregory

The Rev. Dr. Julian Attaway Cave, Jr. 74, Priest in Charge of St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, St. Pete Beach, died Friday, September 19, 2008 at the Palms of Pasadena Hospital.  He was a graduate of North Greenville Junior College and Furman University where he was honored by the Alumni Association for his outstanding contributions to the University.  He also studied at the University of Georgia, the University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh, Scotland, the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the Virginia Theological Seminary in Falls Church, Virginia.  Julian held an honorary doctorate degree from Mercer University in Macon, Georgia.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Lynda Cave of Redington Beach, and parents, Rev. and Mrs. J.A. Cave of Greenville, SC.  Julian is survived by his former wife, Lenora Conway of Charlottesville, VA; his three sons, Julian Attaway Cave of St. Petersburg, Mark Christian Cave of Charlottesville, VA, and Stuart Webb Cave of Hoboken, NJ; and grandchildren, Sebastian Cave and Bella Grace Cave of Charlottesville.
In addition to St. Alban’s, Julian served as a minister in churches in Broxburn, Scotland; Denmark, SC; Chester, SC; Athens, GA; Charlotte, NC; Wilmington, NC; Washington DC; Boca Grande, Tampa and Largo, FL.  Julian also served as mayor of Redington Beach, FL.
He made lasting friendships in all of these places.  Julian wrote for the National Episcopal weekly magazine, The Living Church, among other publications, and touched many lives through his ministry and writings.  Julian enjoyed traveling and visited many countries throughout the world.
Service was held at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in St. Pete Beach, 11 am Saturday 27, 2008, the Rev. Cannon Millard Neil, officiating.  An Additional service was held for friends and family on Saturday, November 1, 2008 in Charlotte, NC.