I took many photos while visiting an old family grave years ago, never knowing that one day I would have an opportunity to post photos of graves from this cemetery. The grave at the very most left of this photo seems to have the name of Mark Oliver de Leon.......with dates but I cannot make them out enough to make a positive posting.
This is the northeast corner of the cemetery near where the old entrance use to be coming off the side street from Harrisburg Blvd. I was interested by the Hispanic graves and the items that were left or built into or on top of the childrens graves especially. Notice the one with the house and the childs chair on the porch. There were many other graves similiar with toys and even food. Obviously there had been a religious holiday that people brought most of this to the cemetery along with the many flowers seen in the photo and background.
This is the northeast corner of the cemetery near where the old entrance use to be coming off the side street from Harrisburg Blvd. I was interested by the Hispanic graves and the items that were left or built into or on top of the childrens graves especially. Notice the one with the house and the childs chair on the porch. There were many other graves similiar with toys and even food. Obviously there had been a religious holiday that people brought most of this to the cemetery along with the many flowers seen in the photo and background.
I took many photos while visiting an old family grave years ago, never knowing that one day I would have an opportunity to post photos of graves from this cemetery. The grave at the very most left of this photo seems to have the name of Mark Oliver de Leon.......with dates but I cannot make them out enough to make a positive posting.
This is the northeast corner of the cemetery near where the old entrance use to be coming off the side street from Harrisburg Blvd. I was interested by the Hispanic graves and the items that were left or built into or on top of the childrens graves especially. Notice the one with the house and the childs chair on the porch. There were many other graves similiar with toys and even food. Obviously there had been a religious holiday that people brought most of this to the cemetery along with the many flowers seen in the photo and background.
This is the northeast corner of the cemetery near where the old entrance use to be coming off the side street from Harrisburg Blvd. I was interested by the Hispanic graves and the items that were left or built into or on top of the childrens graves especially. Notice the one with the house and the childs chair on the porch. There were many other graves similiar with toys and even food. Obviously there had been a religious holiday that people brought most of this to the cemetery along with the many flowers seen in the photo and background.
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