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Tombstone Tuesday in Hilversum

Arkes-Leuftink tombstone, Bosdrift cemetery, Hilversum. Translation of the inscription: Here rests Anna Leuftink, born 7 January 1853, died 11 January 1924. Miena Arkes-Leuftink, born 18 May 1864, died 8 January 1951. Ps. 23. Anna Geertruida Arkes, born 23 December 1891, died 25 October 1975.

Mrs. Arkes' epitaph is Psalm 23: The LORD [is] my shepherd; I shall not want.

Photo by the author, Bosdrift cemetery, Hilversum, July 2010.

Labels: City graveyards, Epitaphs, Het Gooi, Hilversum, Tombstone Tuesday

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Tombstone Tuesday in Hilversum

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