Another win for the mini-hoe

[RegL]

This will probably be the strangest job I will ever get. Seems this fellow died back in the 80's and his ashes were buried in the cemetery down town. Now his family made a request to a friend of mine, who's President of the cemetery assoc., to have him dug up so they can move him to a private cemetery. ( You can see where this is going ). The problem is, he was planted within a 10' by 7' plot but no one could remember where. It looked like there could be a lot of hand shoveling so I volunteered to come in with the PT. Good thing. I had dug up just about the whole plot with no luck, when at last I found him under a shrub.

 

[MossRoad]

You're a good man.

 

[BobRip]

It's certainly nice to help out a family. Does anyone else have a comparable story to tell. I do work for our church, but so far I have stayed out of the cemetery.

 

[cqaigy2]

Good for you. I'm sure glad there are such good people around.

 

[JerryG]

We did have a member here that had exhumed several bodies. I don't know what happened to him, he hasn't posted for a while. He had some real stories.

 

[MossRoad]

We did have a member here that had exhumed several bodies. I don't know what happened to him, he hasn't posted for a while. He had some real stories.

Yes. I believe he had a blue tractor and also had a two wheel tractor, possibly BCS. I think his TBN name was Libertine, but that was after he changed it from something I cannot recall. Very interesting line of work. Looks like he hasn't posted since 2005. Too bad. He had some good info regarding lots of stuff, especially the two wheelers.