Tag Archives: Buried
On this day 28 June death of Texas Jack Omohundro – Mary Antoinette “Tony” Perry – Rod Serling
The Final Footprints of Rod Serling – Texas Jack Omohundro Continue reading
Posted in Cowboy Footprints, Day in History
Tagged buffalo bill, Buried, Cemetery, Evergreen Cemetery, giuseppina morlacchi, Ground Burial, History, Lake View Cemetery, ned buntline, night gallery, rod serling, scouts of the plains, texas jack omohundro, the scouts of the prairie, the twilight zone, Wild Bill Hickok, william f cody
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On this day 27 June death of Jack Lemmon – John Entwistle – Shelby Foote – Gale Storm
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Posted in Day in History, Extravagant Footprints, Film Footprints, Literary Footprints, Musical Footprints
Tagged bench estate, billy wilder, Buried, Cemetery, elmwood cemetery, Gale storm, Ground Burial, grumpy old men, History, jack lemmon, john entwistle, Marilyn Monroe, neil simon, riptff, shelby foote, some like it hot, tff, the final footprint, the odd couple, The Who, Tony Curtis, walter mathau, Westwood Memorial Park
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On this day 16 June death of George Reeves – Brian Piccolo – Nicholas Ray – Kristen Pfaff – Mel Allen – Barbara Goalen
The Final Footprint of Mel Allen Continue reading
Posted in Athletic Footprints, Day in History
Tagged beth-el cemetery, Brian piccolo, Buried, Cemetery, curt gowdy, forest lawn cemetery, george reeves, Ground Burial, History, kristen pfaff, Marker, mel allen, mountain view cemetery, new york giants, New York Yankees, Nicholas ray, oak grove cemetery, Saint Mary Catholic Cemetery, sportscaster, tff, the final footprint, world series
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On this day 13 June death of Benny Goodman – Geraldine Page – Deke Slayton – Tim Russert – Jimmy Dean – Anita Pallenberg – Ned Beatty – Cormac McCarthy
The Final Footprints of Benny Goodman – Deke Slayton – Tim Russert – Jimmy Dean Continue reading
Posted in Day in History, Extravagant Footprints, Military Footprints, Musical Footprints
Tagged alan shepard, Anita pallenberg, astronaut, benny goodman, big bad john, Buried, Cemetery, charles frank, chuck yeager, cormac mccarthy, Cremation, deke slayton, dennis quaid, ed harris, fred ward, Géraldine page, gordon cooper, Ground Burial, gus grissom, History, jimmy dean, king of swing, lance henriksen, long ridge cemetery, meet the press, mercury seven, Ned Beatty, professional wrestling, rock creek cemetery, sam shepard, scott paulin, terry funk, the double cross ranch, the right stuff, tim russert, tom wolfe, wally schirra
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On this day 28 May death of Ann Brontë – Audie Murphy – Mary Lou Williams – Phil Hartman – Maya Angelou
The Final Footprint of Audie Murphy Continue reading
Posted in Day in History, Film Footprints, Literary Footprints, Military Footprints, Musical Footprints
Tagged Ann bronte, Arlington National Cemetery, Audie Murphy, Buried, calvary catholic cemetery, Cemetery, Ground Burial, History, Mary Lou Williams, maya angelou, Medal of Honor, phil hartman, riptff, St. Mary's Churchyard, tff, the final footprint, To Hell and Back, World War II
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On this day 27 May death of Jeffrey Hunter – Gregg Allman
The Final Footprint of Jeffrey Hunter Continue reading
Posted in Day in History, Film Footprints, Musical Footprints
Tagged Buried, Captain Christopher Pike, Cemetery, Emily McLaughlin, flat bronze marker, General Hospital, Glen Haven Memorial Park, gregg allman, Ground Burial, History, Jeffrey Hunter, Jessie Brewer, John Ford, John Wayne, Marker, Martin Pawley, Natalie Wood, riptff, Star Trek, tff, the final footprint, The Searchers
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On this day 26 May death of Jimmie Rodgers – Sydney Pollack – Ray Liotta
The Final Footprint of Jimmie Rodgers Continue reading
Posted in Day in History, Musical Footprints
Tagged Buried, Cemetery, Ground Burial, History, Jimmie Rodgers, Meridien, Mississippi, Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, riptff, sydney pollack, T for Texas, tff, The Blue Yodeler, The Father of Country Music, the final footprint, The Singing Brakeman
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