Directions: From Savannah city square, go south 2.5 blocks. Fourth Street
goes through the east side of the cemetery, Benton Street is on the north, Fifth
Street on the west, and Park Avenue is the border on the south.
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American Legion Section |
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Memorial Day 2006
Section 1 |
Section 2 |
Section 3 |
Section 4 |
Section 5 |
Sections 6 and 7 |
Section 8 |
Section 9 |
Section 10
Section 11 |
Section 12 |
Section 13 |
Section 14 |
Section 15 |
Section 16 |
Section 17 |
Section 18
Directions: From Savannah city square, go south 2.5 blocks. Fourth Street
goes through the east side of the cemetery, Benton Street is on the north, Fifth
Street on the west, and Park Avenue is the border on the south.
Photos and Documentation: Eldon Swensson, 2002, and Betty Halvorsen, 2005-6 (Section 1); Betty Halvorsen & Nadine Taylor, 2005-7 (Sections 2-3); Joe & Keith Stanton, 2005, and Betty Halvorsen, 2005-6 (Sections 4-5); Betty Halvorsen, 2005-6 (Sections 6-7); 8 Joe & Keith Stanton, 2005, and Betty Halvorsen, 2005-2010 (Section 8); Joe & Keith Stanton, 2005, and Betty Halvorsen, 2005-6 (Sections 9-13); Joe & Keith Stanton, 2005, and Betty Halvorsen & Nadine Taylor, 2005-2010 (Section 14); Joe & Keith Stanton, 2005, Betty Halvorsen, 2005-6, and Kelly Alvarado, 2011 (Section 15); Joe & Keith Stanton, 2005, Betty Halvorsen, 2005-6, and Kelly Alvarado, 2009 (Section 16); Betty Halvorsen, 2005-6 and Kelly Alvarado, 2009 (Section 17); Betty Halvorsen, 2005-2010 (Section 18). ©THE Transcriptions (Taylor, Halvorsen, Eshelman).
* Indicates African-Americans
+ Indicates obituary available
Two volunteers, Betty Halvorsen and Nadine Taylor, decorated all of the graves in old Section 1 of Savannah Cemetery for Memorial Day 2006. Many of these graves are over 100 years old, and very few have family left to pay tribute. This gives real meaning to "Gone but not Forgotten."
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