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Lack of maintenance at South Jersey veterans cemeteries called dishonor
Dale Gerhard
Doris Hanna
Doris Hanna of Upper Twp. whose husband is buried at the Cape May County Veteran's Cemetery in Crest Haven, talks about some of the dilapidated conditions that exist at the cemetery.
Dale Gerhard
Doris Hanna of Upper Twp. whose husband is buried at the Cape May County Veteran's Cemetery in Crest Haven, talks about some of the dilapidated conditions that exist at the cemetery.
Dale Gerhard
Doris Hanna of Upper Twp. whose husband is buried at the Cape May County Veteran's Cemetery in Crest Haven, talks about some of the dilapidated conditions that exist at the cemetery. Hanna straightens a vase at her husband's grave site. Monday May 14, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Doris Hanna of Upper Twp. whose husband is buried at the Cape May County Veteran's Cemetery in Crest Haven, talks about some of the dilapidated conditions that exist at the cemetery.
Dale Gerhard
Doris Hanna of Upper Twp. whose husband is buried at the Cape May County Veteran's Cemetery in Crest Haven, talks about some of the dilapidated conditions that exist at the cemetery.
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