I saw hundreds of American Flags flapping in the wind, many from the Civil War era, graves marked with GAR bronze plaques; 16, 19, 20, 22 year old fighting and killed for the Union. And I wondered what might have been?
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Oleary
Mauro
Mine...
Oh that was my DL on the ground.
Why is it so hard to spell cemetery correctly?
Just wondering.
I think because it is hard to believe that there are three e's.
Most of the names in the cemetary are names of people killed by guns, either here or abroad.
I saw hundreds of American Flags flapping in the wind, many from the Civil War era, graves marked with GAR bronze plaques; 16, 19, 20, 22 year old fighting and killed for the Union. And I wondered what might have been?
I didn't go to the cemetary, I buied my youngest brother on Memorial Day, five years ago.
my whole family is buried so, I don't want to even think about it!
I'm very sorry Debra. Hugs
Swanson
Spears
Swenson
Walburg
Walh
Sutherland
Sattler
Teal
Keinest
Madison (my late hubby) and a Viet Nam Vet
No relatives down here.