Charles Lindbergh's Grave Prior to Feb. 26, 2000
Charles Lindbergh's Grave
Kipahulu, Maui, Hawaii
Charles Lindbergh's Grave Prior to Feb. 26, 2000
| On February 26, 2000, the twelve fence poles and swag chain were
removed from Charles Lindbergh's grave, at the Palapalo Ho'omau Church
Cemetery. The fence was eliminated to allow visitors to read the inscription
on his granite marker without stepping over the chain. Rather than just
disposing of this deteriorating-historical fence, it was given to the Pukalani
Palace on Maui for respectful use in our wall. William Sythes and Andrew
Raymond, with the help of Shirley Jones at Shir-Weld, restored the metal
poles. |
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Male Fu Dog Protecting the Pukalani Palace with Fence from Charles Lindbergh's
Grave 8/3/2004
Bill Sythes "Andy, Put that Camera Away and Mix Some Mortar Before
We Run Out." 8/3/2004
View from Neighbor's Yard of Front Wall at the Pukalani Palace - Notice
Female Fu Dog on Wall.
Bill's Thinking "If I didn't Spend Yesterday Repairing the Imer Cement
Mixer, I Would Be at the Beach"
Bill Sythes Putting Cigarette Butts in the Wall to Make Future Archaeologist
Happy. 8/3/2004
