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Marker for B. [Bramblet] R. Willits, 1886-1967, in Fairview Cemetery. Odd Fellow symbol engraved on right corner of marker.
"FLT stands for Friendship, Love, Truth, three degrees associated with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The Odd Fellows, first organized in the US in 1819, is a popular fraternal/benefit organization. The emblem of the Odd Fellows is usually shown as three links of a chain. A number on the stone is the local lodge number."--Assn....
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Shared marker for: "Cerise, Father, Mela C., Feb. 14, 1905--Aug. 12, 1972; Mother, Margaret D., Nov. 3, 1913-- ; married Mar. 24, 1932," in Fairview Cemetery. Engraved on the marker are mountains, pine trees, and chains with FLT.
”FLT stands for Friendship, Love, Truth, three degrees associated with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The Odd Fellows, first organized in the US in 1819, is a popular fraternal/benefit organization. The emblem...
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Marker for L. R. Willits, 1848-1916, in Fairview Cemetery. Chain link engraving with FLT in upper right corner.
"FLT stands for Friendship, Love, Truth, three degrees associated with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The Odd Fellows, first organized in the US in 1819, is a popular fraternal/benefit organization. The emblem of the Odd Fellows is usually shown as three links of a chain. A number on the stone is the local lodge number."--Assn....
4. John McLean
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Marker for "John McLean, Born May 10, 1843; Died January 23, 1913; Aged 69 Years 8 Mo 13 Dys," in Fairview Cemetery. Odd Fellow symbol engraved at top of marker.
”The Odd Fellows, first organized in the US in 1819, is a popular fraternal/benefit organization. The emblem of the Odd Fellows is usually shown as three links of a chain. A number on the stone is the local lodge number.”--Assn. for Gravestone Studies
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Marker for "Benjiman F. Grace 1850--1928," in Fairview Cemetery. Odd Fellow symbol engraved at top of marker.
”The Odd Fellows, first organized in the US in 1819, is a popular fraternal/benefit organization. The emblem of the Odd Fellows is usually shown as three links of a chain. A number on the stone is the local lodge number.”--Assn. for Gravestone Studies
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Marker for Elbert H. Gray, Born Sept. 14, 1858, Died Jan. 30, 1948, in Fairview Cemetery. Odd Fellow symbol engraved at top of marker.
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Marker for Tierney, Wm. 1849-1897, and Ella, his wife 1858-1924, in Fairview Cemetery. There is an I.O.O.F. chain symbol engraved at the top of the marker.