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Marker for Charles A. Wheelbarger, 1887--1914, Greenwood Cemetery. Leaves and flowers are engraved on the front of the marker.
302) Nellie Sloss
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Marker for Nellie Sloss, 1893-1964, Mother, wife of Bates Sloss, in Fairview Cemetery. Marker engraved with a book outline and flowers.
303) J. C. Bogue
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Marker for J. C. Bogue, died Dec. 10, 1896 aged 68 years, in Fairview Cemetery. Flowers engraved on marker.
304) Shivaun Nikki Murray
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Marker for "Shivaun Nikki Murray May 27, 1986-July 4, 1987. Our precious love, daughter of Sigrid and David," in Fairview Cemetery. Heart-shaped stone engraved with flowers, butterfly and hummingbird.
305) Larry R. Long
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Marker for Larry R. Long, "Our son, 1938-1943, The eternal hills of peace," in Fairview Cemetery. Stone is engraved with a flower and vine.
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Shared marker for "Arbaney, Dad, Fierman August, June 2, 1918--Apr. 26, 1997; Mom Beulah Bogue, Sept. 1, 1919-- ; married Nov. 7, 1937," in Fairview Cemetery. A steer is engraved on the left corner of the stone; flowers and a hummingbird are engraved on the right corner. Two wedding bands are engraved in the center of the stone.
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Shared marker for "Nelson, Lucille M. 1909--1995; James A. 1907--2000," in Fairview Cemetery. Flowers engraved at top corners of the stone.
308) Judy Carol Diemoz
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Marker for: "Judy Carol, Daug. of Oscar & Vivian Diemoz, Aug. 12, 1856," in Fairview Cemetery. There is a star at the left of the date; a cross at the right. There is a book engraved on the marker, holding the information. There is a bird engraved on the top right corner; a flower at the bottom left.
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Shared marker for: "Terrell, Father, Robert "Bob," Dec. 14, 1909--June 23, 1990; Mother, Ellen E., Aug. 22, 1914--May 27, 1983; married Oct. 17, 1936," in Fairview Cemetery. Columbines are engraved on both sides of the marker.
310) Baumli Family
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Family marker for: "Baumli," in Fairview Cemetery. Flowers are engraved at the top corners of the marker.
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Shared marker for: Hoaglund, Doris L., 1907--1999; Maynard T., 1905--1983, in Riverview Cemetery. There are flowers engraved at the top corners of the marker.
312) Bessie M. Johnson
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Marker for: Bessie M. Johnson, 1890--1933, in Riverview Cemetery. Floral sprays are engraved at the top of the marker.
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Shared marker for: Alber, Alice Edna, May 16, 1917--Feb. 21, 1992; Herman Duane, Aug. 6, 1912--Feb. 20, 1996; married May 7, 1937, in Riverview Cemetery. A photo of the couple is at the top left of the marker; flowers are engraved at the top right of the marker.
314) Edward Julius Ruder
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Marker for: Dad, Edward Julius Ruder, 1884--1944, in Riverview Cemetery. Crosses are engraved at the top corners; a floral arrangement is engraved between the dates.
315) Ethel Mary Ruder
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Marker for: Ethel Mary Ruder, 1897--1936, Mother, in Riverview Cemetery. A cross is engraved at the top of the marker; a floral arrangement is engraved between the dates.
316) John Dod Burnett
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Marker for: Dad, John Dod Burnett, 1893--1951, in Riverview Cemetery. A floral vignette is at the top of the marker.
317) Elsie Trump Owen
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Gravesite of Elsie J. Trump Owen, Jan. 22,1898--Dec 12, 1985, Stewart Family Cemetery at Dotsero in 1989.
"Graves in the Dotsero Sweetwater area. Collected by Joan Brallier. Helped by Myrti Stephens and John Gannon. Barbara Steward gave the information on Dotsero graves." -- Mildred Toomer
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Shared marker for: "Father, Thomas Dunn,1842--1891; Mother, Rosanna Walsh Dunn, 1843--1917," Greenwood Cemetery. A cross is engraved at the center of the marker and floral embellishments are at the upper corners.
319) Thomas D. Fish
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Marker for: "Thomas D. Fish, Dad, 1894--1935," Greenwood Cemetery. A flower is engraved at the bottom of the marker.
320) Grace Ingrum
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Marker for: "Grace, daughter of Anna Ingrum, 1886--1909, at rest," Greenwood Cemetery. At the center of the marker is the Women of Woodcraft symbol and the inscription: Erected by the Women of Woodcraft. The name is engraved on a scroll with flowers at the right side of the marker. Iron fencing is visible in the background.
