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Cemetery Disaster Planning - Chicora
Cemetery . Disaster . Planning . 2013 Chicora Foundation, Inc. Is your Cemetery prepared for the unexpected, such as a tornado, hurricane, earthquake, or flood? Do you have a plan to minimize damage and recover afterwards? If not, this publication can help you, your staff, and your volunteers prepare for the unthinkable. The cover photograph is of the Muncie, Indiana Beech Grove Cemetery during the March 1913 flood. Rainfall of 6 inches to 8 inches fell in Muncie from the afternoon of March 23 through the afternoon of March 26, changing to snow late on the 26th. Accumulations reached 1 to 2 inches by the following day and the river crested at feet on March 25th, the highest level ever recorded.
CEMETERY DISASTER PLANNING. 2013 Chicora Foundation, Inc. : Is your cemetery prepared for the unexpected, such as a tornado, hurricane, earthquake, or flood? Do you have a
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