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    National Cemetery is filled with sadness. Although the brilliant rays of sun are shinning through the thick colossal treetops‚ there is a chill in the air. While watching the mourners‚ the feeling of their sorrows is all too real. Thousands of headstones in the far distance create magnificent mazes against the horizon. The immense land has very little room to spare as it is overflowing with graves of heroic soldiers. The white marble graves are like oversized dominos stacked precisely in the thick

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    of children each year‚ and still support plant growth and clean air? III. Materials and Methods To find out the population growth of a certain area (namely my home town of Powell‚ Tennessee) I visited a local cemetery to record data from the headstones. The information I collected was sex and age at death. I then charted these findings to establish the number of male and female deaths during a certain century‚ and the average age of each at the time of death. I also obtained local newspapers

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    Raul A. Gonzalez Headstone Text Full Name: Raul A. Gonzalez Location: Section:Republic Hill‚ Section 2 (C2) Row:M Number:2 Reason for Eligibility: Judge‚ 103 Judicial District; Justice‚ Court of Appeals‚ 13th District of Texas; Justice‚ Supreme Court of Texas Birth Date: March 20‚ 1940 Died: Buried: GONZALES‚ RAUL A. (1940 ~) Raul A. Gonzalez‚ Jr.‚ the first Hispanic appointed or elected to statewide office in Texas‚ was born March 20‚ 1940‚ and graduated from Weslaco

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    on life. He was born exactly a year after his older brother‚ Vincent Willem Van Gogh‚ was still born (Greenberg‚ Jordan 5). Vincent’s deceased brother was buried by the church door where his father preached. Every Sunday morning‚ Vincent saw the headstone with the name he shared with his deceased brother (Greenberg‚ Jordan 6). Next‚ Vincent Van Gogh did not finish his formal education. Vincent was sent to Mrs. Provily’s School in a nearby village when he was eleven (Greenberg‚ Jordan 8). While attending

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    boy? He’d always been punctual in sequence. What was the reason for his absence? Fed up‚ Perry hobbled into the cemetery‚ following the exact course he’d watched the boy take countless of times. Row on row‚ he passed by. By the time he reached the headstone‚ frigid daggers were threatening to deem him lifeless. Fresh flowers accented the grave and dishevelled dirt surrounded. Oddly‚ the monument didn’t look a day old. It read: 1944 - 2016 Perry Williams The town bells chimed twice. It was two

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    under a stone archway into the walled graveyard and caught a glimpse of a blue ghoul perched above a headstone. Curls of rotting skin clung to shards of bone‚ and the lower jaw dangled at an odd angle above its collar. As I approached‚ the smoky figure sank into the ground and disappeared.” After further investigation‚ Sergeant Sweeney discovered the “apparition” had been hovering above the headstone of the ill-fated Chester

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    Carn- Flesh Examples: Carnage- Excessive killing of many people Carnation- A pink flower Carnival- A Catholic tradition held before Lent Jack the Ripper was notorious for his/her carnage. A pink carnation was left on her headstone. The

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    During World War One‚ poet John McCrae wrote many pieces of literature. He published many short stories but was most famous for his poem In Flanders Fields. This poem uses many instances of symbolism and imagery to convey the main idea to the reader. In the first line it says "In Flanders Fields the poppies blow". The poppy is known as a symbol of sleep. The last line "We shall not sleep‚ though poppies grow / In Flanders Fields" point to this fact. Some kinds of poppies can be used to derive opium

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    they died or committed suicide. That rotten man doesn’t deserve as much praise as he gets because he is basically a piece of trash. So in conclusion my opinion on Christopher Columbus does not need his own holiday nor does he deserve to have a headstone where he is buried. We should’ve just took him out to sea and tossed his body into the ocean and let it never be seen again. Why do i say this? Columbus is a criminal and a nasty

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    the service‚ and transporting the body to the cemetery. The burial itself can cost well above $10‚000 between the plot‚ the internment of the body‚ and cement seal. There are many additional purchases such as the casket‚ stationary‚ food‚ urn‚ or headstone. A funeral can be prepaid‚ paid for in cash‚ or a payment plan can be

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