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The Good Cemeterian https://nitter.gq/t.co/NpqguLoITj… To restore the final resting places of our fallen heroes, regular folk & historical figures..

Land O' Lakes, FL
Joined December 2015
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Monument restoration for Florida native and United States Marine Corps Veteran during the Vietnam War, Lance Corporal Tyrone Taylor. Mr.Taylor was shot and killed at just 20 years old on December 6th 1967. #Veteran #Blackhistorymonth #Marines #VietnamWar #Patriot #Hero
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Though tinged with sorrow, today’s monument restoration stands as a tribute to Conchita Concepcion Linera. Born in Tampa, Florida to hopeful immigrant parents from Asturias, Spain, her journey as a 1st-generation American was tragically cut short in 1911 at the tender age of 12.
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Conchita's "After".
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Conchita's "Before".
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Conchita's closeup.
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Conchita's side by side "Before & After".
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Today's beautiful dual monument restoration honors the husband and wife duo of Hoboken, New Jersey native, Harry Howard, a successful businessman & Brooklyn born, Frances "Fannie" Walford Berry a pioneer in politics, both of whom became integral in the fabric of their community.
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Harry Howard's Rites Conducted.
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Fannie's 1944 funeral.
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Harry Howard 1927 funeral.
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Harry Howard, Taken By Death.
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The Howard's "After"
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The Howard's "Before"
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The Howard's closeup.
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The Howard's side by side "Before & After"
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Today, we honor Sylvia Xiques, whose immense promise was tragically stolen in 1957 by a senseless act of domestic violence on the streets of New York. Decades later, we carry her memory forward, refusing to let her unwritten future be forgotten. Sylvia Xiques Forever 22
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There were many articles describing the killing of Sylvia.
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