Death of Father Damien DeVeuster.  Mother Marianne prepared the casket for his burial and arranged an appropriate funeral procession.

Mother Marianne assumes charge of Father Damien’s Boys’ Home at the request of Board of Health.

Arrival of Sister M. Crescentia Eilers and Sister M. Irene Schorp at Settlement.

Arrival of Robert Louis Stevenson at Settlement who wrote poetry and prose in favor of the sisters’ inspirational work.

Three sisters moved into Our Lady of Mercy Convent at Kalawao to take charge of the boys.  Mother Marianne who resides at Bishop Home is appointed the director by the Board of Health.

Under Mother’s charge, during this period of time, an entire new complex was built for boys and men. It was  renamed the Baldwin Home in 1893. Mother Marianne was in charge of making arrangements with the Board of Health.  Mr. Joseph Dutton and three sisters worked there daily. On June 29, 1894, the residents of Boys’ Home moved into the new Boys’ Home (Baldwin Home), which was across the road from Fr. Damien’s church and the old Boys’ Home.

Arrival of Sacred Hearts Brothers from Europe.  Sisters leave Baldwin Home.  Mother Marianne had suggested Brothers be invited  to teach the healthier boys some occupational trades.

Mother Marianne in charge at Bishop Home.  Expansion of the Home took place.

Death of Mother Marianne at Bishop Home.

Burial of Mother Marianne at Kalaupapa on grounds of Bishop Home.

Since February 2005, Blessed Marianne Cope’s remains are located in the chapel at St. Anthony Convent and Motherhouse, Syracuse, NY.