Graveyard Rabbits Carnival--October 2010
The topic for the October 2010 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival is: An Occupation Or Hobby Memorialized in Stone. This topic was submitted by Diane Wright, who authors three GYR blogs: The Kansas Rabbit, The Wright Graveyard Stew, and The Grave Yard Rabbit Travels Wright. Have you found an occupation taken to the grave? Pride in a hobby included on the tombstone? Show us what you've found. We are all interested. I know there are some great stories out there, so share with all the rabbits!
James R. "Poley" McClintockShawnee Presbyterian Church CemeteryShawnee on Delaware, PennylvaniaPoley was a member of Fred Waring's Pennsylvaniansand is buried in the same cemetery as his friend, Fred Waring.
Spencer LeeHampton CemeteryAllison Park, PennsylvaniaSpencer took his love of the Pittsburgh Steelers with him.
Jay W. LowreyHiland Presbyterian Church CemeteryPittsburgh, PennsylvaniaOne of the more beautiful tombstones I have ever seen.Jay must have been a lover of the great outdoors.
Paul M. CoxHampton CemeteryAllison Park, PennsylvaniaPaul must have been blessed with musical talents,especially with a guitar.
Frank and Michael WebbHampton CemeteryAllison Park, PennsylvaniaI'm not sure which of these fellows loved his Harley...maybe both.© 2010, copyright Linda Hughes Hiser
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