Taken May 2002
Looking from northern part of cemetery into the city of Pasco.

Taken Apr 25, 2004; Entrance to cemetery - actually second sign from the highway. Cemetery itself is located in the background where you see the trees.

Taken 25 April 2004 - This monument is on the right side of the entrance to the cemetery - just opposite of the cemetery sign.

This is a cemetery

Lives are commemorated – deaths are recorded
Families are reunited – memories are made tangible
- and love is undisguised.

This is a cemetery

Communications accord respect; families bestow
Reverence, historians seek information and
Our heritage is thereby enriched.

Testimonies of devotion, pride and remembrance
Are carved in stone or cast in bronze to pay warm
Tribute to accomplishments and to the life – not death
- of a loved one. The cemetery is homeland for family
Memorials that are a sustaining source of comfort
To the living

A cemetery is a history of people – a perpetual record
Of yesterday and a sanctuary of peace and quiet
Today. A cemetery exists because every life is worth
Loving and remembering – always.

Taken 25 April 2004 # 145
Looking northwesterly in cemetery

This site helps precisely locate burial plots on a map:
pasco-wa.gov/CityViewCemetery

This site helps search for records. Text results may include names, dates, plot, and the date of the last burial database update:
pasco-wa.gov/203/Cemetery-Search

Remembering Pasco's Past: Donated to FRANKLIN LODGE NO. 60 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS by John Mulholland 1921. Improved, Enlarged, Dedicated as CITY VIEW CEMETERY. Donated by Lodge to CITY OF PASCO. ~ 1922 ~

OVERVIEW Headstone highlighted by Red Mark.