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Tombstones was the topic the other day.  To accession or deaccession.  Was it a lost cemetery.  This is just a reminder of the significance of tombstones and why they should never be treated lightly.  I understand all the reasons why the tombstone wound up as it did, but we should never lose site of

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Misplaced gravestone at Riverside National Cemetery causes grief for daughter 
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Gail Teach was shocked to discover that her parents' tombstone had been removed, destroyed and replaced with someone else's. Cemetery officials say it's an honest mistake, but Teach isn't mollified.

By David Kelly

December 6 2008

Gail Teach skipped Thanksgiving with her daughter in Texas so she wouldn't miss her mother's birthday. She never missed her mother's birthday, not in life or in death. 

The complete article can be viewed at:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-grave6-2008dec06,0,6002738.story 

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