Little Larry's Grave

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By: Chuck Freeman
Copyright ©2008

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Photographer	Chuck Freeman {Karma:13616}
Project	#42 Moody Landscape	Camera Model	Minolta af
Categories	Landscape From The Field Still Life	Film Format	fUJI 200
Portfolio	Green pasture and Blooming trees. Green pasture and Blooming trees.	Lens	28MM-80MM SIGMA
Uploaded	12/17/2008	Film / Memory Type	FUJI 2000
		ISO / Film Speed	200
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Anderson, S.C. State - SOUTH CAROLINA Country - United States
About	Written on the grave in small letters are the words " LITTLE LARRY; BORN 1938, DIED 1942. HE WAS THE LOVE OF OUR LIFE." I wonder what killed Larry? What would he grown up to be. THE LOSS OF A CHILD MANY YEARS AGO.

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Paul Lara

{K:88111} 1/1/2009

I hope I never outlive my children.

Anthony Lloyd {K:120} 12/17/2008

The above should say 'Little Larry's parents..'

Anthony Lloyd {K:120} 12/17/2008

Very poignant story, Little Larry's are probably dead now I suspect. The grave is abandoned. Graves serve the living rather than the dead.
There is one in my local cemetery. It the grave of a soldier who died just a few days after Armistice 18th November 1918.. I often wonder what his story was. He might have died from his wounds. So unlucky, but then so many were.

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