Rest Lawn Cemetery
The final resting place of Pvt Luber.

The Honor Guard, Guard Commander, Bugler and Master of Ceremonies discussing how they will conduct the detail prior to the start of the dedication.

Honor Guard approaching
the grave site.

Honor Guard preparing to render Honors to Private Luber, The new grave marker is at the far right.

Master of Ceremonies Harold Slavik leading in prayer from the 1890 GAR Burial Ceremony.

Members of the Daughters of Union Veterans, an American Legion representative, wives and daughters of the Honor Guard and Mr. David E. Noble, cemetery owner. Private Luber’s new grave marker is to the lower right.

The only marker Pvt. Kile
has had for 83 years.

A close-up of Private Kile’s grave marker.

Preparing the site for pouring of the concrete base.

Finishing the form for the marker. The work is being done by Neil Fuger, a member of Camp Baker. Neil’s Great, Great, Great-Grandfather was Sgt. Fredrick Fuger, a Medal of Honor recipient for his bravery at Gettysburg.

The final setting of private Kile’s new grave marker.