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Showing posts with label Estella Moss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Estella Moss. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Oak Hill Cemetery Superintendents

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Newly updated plaque
(last update was 30 years ago)


(Click on image to enlarge)

The plaque for a listing to honor the city's Superintendents of Oak Hill Cemetery was updated 30 years ago when the Cemetery board started a new plaque... the older one faces visitors as they walk into the office building. This past Monday, Superintendent Chris Cooke sent out photos to everyone listed. They were beginning to combine the two city Cemeteries in Evansville under one Superintendent when Jack Jones held the position. When they combined the two they created a new position called Cemetery Manager and I was the first to hold that title and officially manage both cemeteries after the two had been separate for about 135 years. When I left in early 1987, the job title went back to Superintendent. So, I was possibly the shortest tenure Cemetery Head and the only one to be Manager. It is an honor to be listed on the plaque. The cemeteries had a lot of problems that needed correcting or resolved when I started and before I left all was turned around... I am very proud to have that opportunity to resolve those problems and return these 2 large cemeteries back to the status they deserve.


- Photo submitted by Chris Cooke

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

From the FIRST MATE's
PHOTO ALBUM...

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Family Day in the Park...
Recently, Don Counts worked a booth at this "Evansville's Day in the Park"

As a member of the Evansville Vanderburgh County Advisory Board for People With Disabilities, TSGS Board director Don Counts, had a chance to provide members of the community information mainly aimed at what to do if you are discriminated against because of disability, age, color, and any other cases of discrimination.

Don Counts is the second from the left in the photo below.



Above photo, Former Vanderburgh County Recorder, Estella Moss, is eating ice cream with Evansville Former Mayor Russell Lloyd, Jr. Below photo is of Mrs. Moss again with the current Evansville Mayor, Jonathan Weinzapfel.

- Photos submitted by Don Counts.