Dorthy Spencer Emery
"At Rest"
Located in the Ramsey Historical Cemetery
Erath County, Texas
I looked for another marker near her but could find none.
Banner photograph of St. Thomas Episcopal Church Cemetery, Bath, North Carolina - Taken by Judith Richards Shubert October 2008There is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only survival, the only meaning.
- Thornton Wilder
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What a picture! Is it sunk waaay down or is it sideways? It looks pretty with the leaves sprinkled around.
ReplyDeleteI think it was just placed like that as a memorial. It didn't look very old. Had no dates or anything. There was nothing on the other side, either. I can't decide what it's supposed to represent. Can you? Maybe a baby grand? Or a curvy lady?
ReplyDeleteVery curious! Maybe they did it that way just to make people wonder...
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, Judith. I think it was placed like that as a memorial because the writing is so close to the top of the stone. If it were a headstone the writing would be a bit lower, wouldn't it? . . . and also since it's in a "Historical Cemetery" perhaps it's replacing one that is missing or destroyed?
ReplyDeleteThat's my guess, Linda.
ReplyDeleteHi nice reading your post
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