Harold Coffey has an unmarked grave. He is buried in between John Jay Coffey and Iva Hill Coffey. His grave, and theirs, are visible in this picture. The picture is taken from the side of the graves, rather than from the head or the foot, because the shadows in those markers off screen to the left will be helpful in positioning the graves for your understanding.

There is a line of darker green in the grass which runs up the center of the picture, bottom to top. That line is where the headstones for the three Coffeys would be, if they had them, which they do not.

On the left at the bottom is part of a grave marker. It is that of Neil M. Clark, who has a shared dedicated memorial bench at the head of his grave and his wife Elaine's grave. The visible grave marker, a military plate, is at the foot of his grave. Iva Hill Coffey is buried to the east (right) of Neil. Her marker, if she had one, would be on that green line, exactly in line with Neil's foot plate marker.

Right above (north) of the marker space and grave of Ida Hill Coffey are the marker space and grave of Harold Coffey. The long line from the left, a shadow of a marker, lies across the green line showing where Harold's marker would be, and extends onto his grave.

Right above that shadow is another shorter one. It lies across the marker space and extends onto the grave of John Jay Coffey. Along the green line towards the top of the picture, next is the unmarked grave of David O. Hill.

One and a half grave widths beyond Mr. Hill is a walkway with no graves. Beyond that, visible in the picture, are the three marked graves of the McBirney family. The closest one is that of Infant David McBirney. Next to him, to the north, is his mother, Mary McBirney. The last marked grave in this row is that of David's father, William McBirney. The road is north of his grave.

This picture is taken from a different angle. The bench for the Clarks is in the foreground. Iva Hill Coffey is buried just beyond the large shadow of the bench, at the center right. Harold Coffey is to her left.

This is another view of the graves of the Coffey family and Mr. Hill, from the opposite end of the row of grave markers and grave marker spaces. At the bottom of this picture is the marker of William McBirney. Next to him is the marker of his wife Mary. Next to her, flat and slightly sunken, is the marker of their infant son David.

Beyond David, still in a straight line towards the horizon (south) is a 1 and 1/2 grave wide walkway, followed by the unmarked graves of David O. Hill, John Jay Coffey under the first long shadow, Harold Coffey under the second long shadow, and Iva Hill Coffey, to the left of the blocky shadow.