The dog is buried in the front yard of Fire Station #9 @ 6712 Woodland Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. The Station was built in 1954 and closed in July 2011.
That's across the street from the Woodland Cemetery. The headstone was made for a girl who was buried in that cemetery but later moved to Lake View Cemetery: Evelyn Juanita Buell
The Woodland Cemetery Foundation inquired and was told that the headstone had errors on it. How the firefighters got it is unknown. The firemen from station #9 used it to bury their beloved station dog, who was run over by the apparatus.
That's across the street from the Woodland Cemetery. The headstone was made for a girl who was buried in that cemetery but later moved to Lake View Cemetery: Evelyn Juanita Buell
The Woodland Cemetery Foundation inquired and was told that the headstone had errors on it. How the firefighters got it is unknown. The firemen from station #9 used it to bury their beloved station dog, who was run over by the apparatus.
The dog is buried in the front yard of Fire Station #9 @ 6712 Woodland Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. The Station was built in 1954 and closed in July 2011.
That's across the street from the Woodland Cemetery. The headstone was made for a girl who was buried in that cemetery but later moved to Lake View Cemetery: Evelyn Juanita Buell
The Woodland Cemetery Foundation inquired and was told that the headstone had errors on it. How the firefighters got it is unknown. The firemen from station #9 used it to bury their beloved station dog, who was run over by the apparatus.
That's across the street from the Woodland Cemetery. The headstone was made for a girl who was buried in that cemetery but later moved to Lake View Cemetery: Evelyn Juanita Buell
The Woodland Cemetery Foundation inquired and was told that the headstone had errors on it. How the firefighters got it is unknown. The firemen from station #9 used it to bury their beloved station dog, who was run over by the apparatus.
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