This Memorial is a 'Cenotaph' Memorial, She is actually buried in Lake View Cemetery
Seattle, King County, Washington.
The white marble picture of a grave marker w Irene's name on the bottom under parents name...Her ashes are not there. Her husband kept her ashes, Irene's parents waitied and waited for him to (place her) gave up and added her name to their cubicle. When my dad was dying, her son, O Leighton Bailey Jr, we had the cemetery people open up the (cubicle) and they confirmed only the parents were there. We since found her in Seattle in the same cubicle as her husband. We think his second wife had her ashes placed when she had his ashes placed.
Contributor: Kimberly (49055989) •
Seattle, King County, Washington.
The white marble picture of a grave marker w Irene's name on the bottom under parents name...Her ashes are not there. Her husband kept her ashes, Irene's parents waitied and waited for him to (place her) gave up and added her name to their cubicle. When my dad was dying, her son, O Leighton Bailey Jr, we had the cemetery people open up the (cubicle) and they confirmed only the parents were there. We since found her in Seattle in the same cubicle as her husband. We think his second wife had her ashes placed when she had his ashes placed.
Contributor: Kimberly (49055989) •
This Memorial is a 'Cenotaph' Memorial, She is actually buried in Lake View Cemetery
Seattle, King County, Washington.
The white marble picture of a grave marker w Irene's name on the bottom under parents name...Her ashes are not there. Her husband kept her ashes, Irene's parents waitied and waited for him to (place her) gave up and added her name to their cubicle. When my dad was dying, her son, O Leighton Bailey Jr, we had the cemetery people open up the (cubicle) and they confirmed only the parents were there. We since found her in Seattle in the same cubicle as her husband. We think his second wife had her ashes placed when she had his ashes placed.
Contributor: Kimberly (49055989) •
Seattle, King County, Washington.
The white marble picture of a grave marker w Irene's name on the bottom under parents name...Her ashes are not there. Her husband kept her ashes, Irene's parents waitied and waited for him to (place her) gave up and added her name to their cubicle. When my dad was dying, her son, O Leighton Bailey Jr, we had the cemetery people open up the (cubicle) and they confirmed only the parents were there. We since found her in Seattle in the same cubicle as her husband. We think his second wife had her ashes placed when she had his ashes placed.
Contributor: Kimberly (49055989) •
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