Letter To The Editor

The Fairbury Cemetery Association encourages you to take the time during Memorial Day to honor our veterans and enjoy the newly paved streets made possible by the generous donations from those of you who take pride in our cemetery and community.We wish to thank the road committee for its hard work; the Lottman Construction crew for their extra effort to complete the work before Memorial Day; and to the financial supporters within and around our community whose generosity made this project possible.Family members, friends, and relatives interred in our cemetery would be proud of what we, as a progressive community, have done to beautify with pride their final resting place.Paving the three main arterial roads completes the first phase of the Association’s goals. With additional funding and contributions, we will now move into Phase 2, which includes paving the roads in the new, rapidly growing area; an area that you may already have reserved space for you or your family. It is our hope that, with your continuing support, this will also become a reality.With inflation and rising construction costs, funding is always a challenge. We are a 501(c)13 entity, and any contribution may be applied toward a federal tax deduction. For those of you who may be seeking ways to distribute your life-long earnings, a gift to the Fairbury Cemetery Association would be welcomed as part of your estate planning.We wish to thank you for your pride, support, and dedication toward keeping our cemetery appealing and attractive to those who may wish to be interred in a place that you helped beautify.Checks may be made payable to the FAIRBURY CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, PO BOX 408, FAIRBURY NE 68352.Thank you for your continued support and generosity,The Fairbury Cemetery Association: Stan Stewart, President; Kent Preston, Vice President; Charles Endorf, Secretary; Jenny Mees, Robert Atkins, Lymon Hamm, and Barry Schwab

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