Daughter of Otis and Winona (Wright) Parchman (later adopted by James McQuaid when he married Lataine's mother).
Inscription: "The rose still grows beyond the wall."
Ten-year-old Lataine was a victim of the natural gas explosion that destroyed the junior/senior high school in New London, TX on March 18, 1937. She was in fifth grade.
I'd also like to offer thanks to Charlene Tudor for the monument photo.
Inscription: "The rose still grows beyond the wall."
Ten-year-old Lataine was a victim of the natural gas explosion that destroyed the junior/senior high school in New London, TX on March 18, 1937. She was in fifth grade.
I'd also like to offer thanks to Charlene Tudor for the monument photo.
Daughter of Otis and Winona (Wright) Parchman (later adopted by James McQuaid when he married Lataine's mother).
Inscription: "The rose still grows beyond the wall."
Ten-year-old Lataine was a victim of the natural gas explosion that destroyed the junior/senior high school in New London, TX on March 18, 1937. She was in fifth grade.
I'd also like to offer thanks to Charlene Tudor for the monument photo.
Inscription: "The rose still grows beyond the wall."
Ten-year-old Lataine was a victim of the natural gas explosion that destroyed the junior/senior high school in New London, TX on March 18, 1937. She was in fifth grade.
I'd also like to offer thanks to Charlene Tudor for the monument photo.
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