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In all honesty, instead of getting something to go between mic and desk, I'd just sell both and upgrade the Desk to one with Build in FX. Tons of decent enough desk have reverb built in at a reasonable cost these days.
As Ash says you may be able to upgrade to something more modern ( not necessarily brand new or very modern just not something that was made when T Rex where in the charts) that would do a better job for little more than the cost of a decent stand alone effects system.
The aux1 return might have an aux send to feed the reverb to the monitors as well but if it doesn’t then you could use a spare channel as the return (watch you don’t send to six 1 on that channel though)
it it would be handy to check if the aux send as pre or post fader - ideally you want the effects send aux to be post fader and the monitor send to be pre fader so you can adjust the front volume without changing the monitors and viceversa.
I generally set the vocal monitors to be dry unless singers ask for effects but if it makes her more comfortable then go for it.
Some desk have more options on the aux returns. Yours doesn’t.
If you want to feed to the reverb into the monitors as well as the front then return it into a spare channel so you can use the monitor aux.
So we plug mics 1-3 into channels 1-3 and send to reverb unit via aux 1.
Aux 1 return we input to channel 4 (line level input?) which has aux 1 level set fully down.
Aux 2 output goes to monitors.
Ch 4 aux 2 control sets reverb level in monitor mix.
Ch 4 fader sets reverb level in FOH mix.
Thanks for your patience...