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Pictured from left to right are Terry Richard, Joy Shoemaker, Terry Moore, Jim Parkison, Sandy Woodmansee, Susanne Kenney, and Sharon Roberts.

 


M.E. "Terry" Moore of Dodds Monuments stands beside the new monument at the Sabina Cemetery

A Monument of Gratitude

There has never been a time when the service men and women of this great country did not deserve our appreciation; therefore, it is important that we acknowledge their sacrifices.

A few months ago, a large, specially - chosen rock from the Melvin Stone Quarry was picked up by Dodds Monuments' workers and transported to their Xenia shop. An inscribed plaque was attached to the rock and then it was brought to the Sabina Cemetery, where it was placed in front of the chapel at the cemetery entrance. A dedication ceremony will be held on Memorial Day.

Our sincere thanks to Melvin Stone Quarry, M.E. "Terry" Moore, and to Dodds Monuments for the donation of the rock, the plaque and all the work involved in preparing and transporting the monument to the Sabina Cemetery.

We trust that this monument will become a symbol of our gratitude to our active service men and women and to our veterans.

The inscription on the plaque reads as follows: "In gratitude and appreciation to the men and women whose service to our country in war and peace has kept us free."

Written by Joy Shoemaker, President of the Sabina Historical Society


A few of the many Sabina items on display from the Carnahan-Haines collection.

Sabina Memorabilia Display

After two postponements due to bad weather, the Sabina Historical Society was able to open its Sabina Memorabilia Display to several visitors the first weekend in March. This display featured items from the personal collections of Dean Carnahan and Dennis and Joetta Haines.

All three rooms of the museum held items which included Sabina business keychains, calendars, postcards, news clippings, and mugs. Photographs and paintings by local artists lined the walls so that guests could stroll down the historic streets of Sabina.

The Sabina Historical Society hopes to plan more displays of personal collections in the months ahead.

 

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