| Pause in Indiana - cemeteries - Source Documents |
| We wish to leave behind a legacy to be remembered,
a path for others to follow, and an image to be admired. To do this profoundly, we
often place inscription on our tombstone. The following poem was found on a
tombstone in Indiana: "Pause,
stranger when you pass by One who passed did not fully appreciate the inscription's invitation and scratched the following reply: "To follow you, I am not content Although I have the quote and state, I do not have the remainder of the stone inscription or it's location. If you can correct the quote or fill in the missing information, please click on contact me. |
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