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Cemetery hours: April 1 - October 31; 7:30 a.m to 7:30 p.m. (0730 - 1930) / November 1 - March 31; 7:30 a.m to 5:30 p.m. (0730 - 1730)
I set this up as an easy walking tour. The walk will be approximatly 1/2 mile, (800 meters) There is a waypoint for suggested parking. If you choose, you can drive to each spot. There are two locations where you need to gather information. The third location is the cache container. You will receive those coordinates when you enter the correct information into the Checker.
Stage 1; Lincoln grave.
This monument has a globe on top.
Here you need to find the woman's first name whose madien name is "Skoff." She was born in 1922. She is currently the only woman on any of the markers. (As of September, 2022.)
Stage 2; DelMastro grave
This monument has an etching of a World War 2 fighter plane.
Here you need to find the first name of the woman. She was born 1921.
Take both the women's names and enter them into the checker. Lower case letters. No space between names.
I have included other locations nearby that I found interesting. "Reference Points." You do not need to visit these locations to find the cache. A couple are gravesites and one is a very old tree. If you look about, you may find other graves that are interesting sculpture or famous persons, such as Alan Freed, Harvey Pekar, and Glen Schwartz. All those about you lived their lives and had their stories. This cache only focuses on a few.
You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.