Stillborn son of Ronald Wilber and Olethia Mae "Sells" Magner.
The hospital told my parents that because he was born dead they could not name him and they would bury him in an unmarked grave at the cemetery. I remember putting flowers on 2 graves every memorial day as a child growing up. Mom made 1 blue & 1 pink, there were 2 unmarked graves. Dad had gone to the cemetery later in the day after my brother was born, there were 2 fresh graves. A cemetery worker told him there had been a been a boy & girl infant buried that day.
The pic I have posted is of an unmarked grave in baby land of the cemetery, just to the right of the Angel Monument. This is where I remember putting the flowers, when we would visit the cemetery.
The hospital told my parents that because he was born dead they could not name him and they would bury him in an unmarked grave at the cemetery. I remember putting flowers on 2 graves every memorial day as a child growing up. Mom made 1 blue & 1 pink, there were 2 unmarked graves. Dad had gone to the cemetery later in the day after my brother was born, there were 2 fresh graves. A cemetery worker told him there had been a been a boy & girl infant buried that day.
The pic I have posted is of an unmarked grave in baby land of the cemetery, just to the right of the Angel Monument. This is where I remember putting the flowers, when we would visit the cemetery.
Stillborn son of Ronald Wilber and Olethia Mae "Sells" Magner.
The hospital told my parents that because he was born dead they could not name him and they would bury him in an unmarked grave at the cemetery. I remember putting flowers on 2 graves every memorial day as a child growing up. Mom made 1 blue & 1 pink, there were 2 unmarked graves. Dad had gone to the cemetery later in the day after my brother was born, there were 2 fresh graves. A cemetery worker told him there had been a been a boy & girl infant buried that day.
The pic I have posted is of an unmarked grave in baby land of the cemetery, just to the right of the Angel Monument. This is where I remember putting the flowers, when we would visit the cemetery.
The hospital told my parents that because he was born dead they could not name him and they would bury him in an unmarked grave at the cemetery. I remember putting flowers on 2 graves every memorial day as a child growing up. Mom made 1 blue & 1 pink, there were 2 unmarked graves. Dad had gone to the cemetery later in the day after my brother was born, there were 2 fresh graves. A cemetery worker told him there had been a been a boy & girl infant buried that day.
The pic I have posted is of an unmarked grave in baby land of the cemetery, just to the right of the Angel Monument. This is where I remember putting the flowers, when we would visit the cemetery.
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Unmarked grave. Am trying to get a marker for my brother
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