Monthly Archives: March 2025
Day in History 3 March – Lou Costello – Danny Kaye – Marguerite Duras – Harlan Howard – Malcolm Kilduff, Jr. – Horst Buchholz – Tom Sizemore
The Final Footprint of Malcolm Kilduff Continue reading
Posted in Day in History, Political Footprints
Tagged Arlington National Cemetery, Buried, Calvary Cemetery, Cemetery, Cimetière du Montparnasse, Cremation, danny kaye, Ground Burial, Harlan Howard, History, JFK, Kennedy Assassination, Kensico Cemetery, LBJ, Lou costello, Malcolm Kilduff, Marguerite Duras, Marker, nashville city cemetery, Tom Sizemore
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Day in History 2 March – Berthe Morisot – D. H. Lawrence – Philip K. Dick – Randolph Scott – Serge Gainsbourg – Sandy Dennis – Dusty Springfield – Anita Morris – Mercedes McCambridge – Bettina Graziani
The Final Footprint of Berthe Morisot – D. H. Lawrence – Dusty Springfield Continue reading
Posted in Artistic Footprints, Day in History, Literary Footprints, Musical Footprints
Tagged Anita Morris, berthe morisot, Bettina Graziani, Buried, Cemetery, Cimetière de Passy, Cliffs of Moher, cremains, cremated remains, Cremation, d h lawrence, Dusty in Memphis, Dusty Springfield, elmwood cemetery, lincoln memorial park, Maplewood Cemetery, Marker, Mercedes McCambridge, Montparnasse Cemetery, Philip K. Dick, Randolph Scott, riverside cemetery, Sandy Dennis, Serge Gainsbourg, Son of a Preacher Man
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Day in History 1 March – Dino Campana – Charles Lindbergh, Jr. – Gabriele D’Annunzio – Wilhelmina Cooper – Jackie Coogan – Bonnie Franklin – Iris Apfel
The Final Footprint of Charles Lindbergh, Jr. Continue reading
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Tagged Beth David Cemetery, Bonnie Franklin, Bruno Hauptmann, Charles Lindbergh, Colonel Herbert Norman Swarzkopf, cremains, Cremation, Dino Campana, Federal Kidnapping Act, Gabriele D'Annunzio, H L Mencken, Holy Cross Cemetery, Iris Apfel, Jackie Coogan, Lindbergh Law, Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery, riptff, scattering, tff, The Crime of the Century, the final footprint, Wilhelmina Cooper
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