Clifford Brown was a gifted jazz performer and composer who was born, educated and buried in Delaware. Imagine what he could have accomplished if he had lived more than 25 years. His final resting place is in Mt. Zion Cemetery. You can open the gate to drive in or park at the posted parking. Be certain to securely close the gate when you are finished.
Solve for coords by visiting his grave at the posted coords. The final is on the cemetery grounds and is too small for SWAG. Use caution as the ground is uneven since some graves have sunk. No room for a pen so bring your own and you must sign the log to count it Found.
  N 39° 45.ABC W 075° 35.DEF
A Number of trumpets carved on his gravestone + 1
B Last digit of the year of his death
CÂ Last digit of the year of his mother's death
D On the gravestone beside lies a WWI vet. Use the one digit day of his death.
EÂ Excluding punctuation, number of letters and numbers on the last line of his father's gravestone
F Add the digits of the day of his father's death