Thanks for letting us know about the article. As a nursing student in the late 60's I spent 3 months at Bryce - it was a great experience for most of us as well as having great food, beautiful spring weather, etc. Often we would walk thru the back field to the cemetery; sometimes take a picnic lunch to eat there. This was, of course, before the road was built so most of the markers were still there. Even then it was in disrepair, mostly with grass, etc. Think I have a picture of it. So glad its being restored. Caroline in Prattville ----- Original Message ----- From: "KM" <>MORRISKJ@prodigy.net To: <> Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 6:35 AM Subject: [ALTUSCAL] BRYCE PATIENT'S GRAVES > Thought those o f you in other states looking for surnames, would be > interested in this article........click on the site below or go to > www.tuscaloosanews.com > go to the recent news ........ I have a great Uncle Buried at Bryce Grave > cite..... > > > > TUSCALOOSA | It may not be much, but dignity often comes in small ways. > > After decades of having their identities hidden from public view, the scores > of mentally ill people who have died at Bryce Hospital will soon have their > names added to the numbered, nameless markers erected over their graves. > > > http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/news/stories/16991newsarchivedstorypage.ht ml >