DECISION DATE: Oct 26, 1998 Monday. SC Superior Court, 9 a.m. On Tue, 20 Oct 1998 08:04:47 -0700 clarkw7iml writes: >This is to wish all of you success for the cause which we have sought >all these long months of research, and support. Carolynn has achieved >a mountain of paper to uphold what she and all of us believe in - the >protection of Snohomish Cemetery for those who were buried there long >ago, and their descendants to have a right to have a cemetery in honor >of their ancestors' lives given to the Town of Snohomish. >It has been said in the past months that there are no records, and >that this is NOT a cemetery, and that there are NO remains there - all >sorts of myths. >But, there ARE records to be found, though peacemeal; evidence to >show that this was, is, and SHOULD BE the dedicated Cemetery that it >was designed to be circa 1875. Because persons either misplaced, or >destroyed records either accidently or purposefully, evidence of those >records of the cemetery that should support the original >INTENT, not the NEGLECT that time has had on it. >Carolynn, et al have worked incessantly and with diligence to collect >the evidence needed for the cause. >Let us all hope and pray that Law will rule fairly, and hopefully save >the ORIGINAL INTENT that it was, is, and should continue to be the >dedicated cemetery that it began. >All of our hearts, and prayers, go out to all of you individually, and >as a cohesive group >for the support and the lawful protection of Snohomish Cemetery and >the remains it still contains, despite the negligence and desecration it has been subjected to. A cemetery is a cemetery; only the uncaring can render it NOT so. > >Carroll of Snohomish. > > * * * 30 * * * ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]