Christmas Wreaths Placed on Grave Markers at “Dolly” Cooper Cemetery

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Details: Published: 25 December 2013

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More than 150 volunteers gathered at M.J. “Dolly” Coooper Veterans Cemetery on Saturday, December 14th, to place the “Wreaths Across America” Christmas wreaths on all veterans grave markers as a cold wind-blown rain fell. More than 1,100 wreaths were used to decorate the gravestones.