If you have their lot and block number the yard has concrete y’all markers that mark the block. The lot number is the row and the space the in order from end to end. If you are out there looking by yourself be sure to count spaces with no headstones because there could be someone buried there. It’s best to go during their business hours and have a yard worker (I think that’s what they call them) to go show you. They have a map and will look up that persons exact location. My experience was pretty emotional and horrible to say the least. Apparently there’s an old lot and a new lot with the same name. At the time my mom didn’t have a gravestone and one worker took us to a spot. For years that’s where we would go. When I bought a headstone or marker they took me to a whole different place. I refused to let them put it there because I thought it was the wrong spot. They had to go get an original blueprint and look up others that had been buried on the row with her to match names.
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I would also suggest calling the Lincoln Funeral Home or just walking into the lobby. They'll ask for the name and year of death/burial. Then they'll be able to find the block, lot, and space number for you. They should also offer to have a groundskeeper escort you there, but if they don't, ask for it, because the grounds are super confusing.
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