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Officials, community members gather to recognize Tryon Cemetery’s 125th anniversary
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Source: Tryon Daily Bulletin

TRYON—Tryon Cemetery celebrated its 125th anniversary Wednesday, Nov. 11, with a gathering of community members and local officials recognizing the historic grounds and ongoing efforts to preserve them for future generations. The ceremony included a presentation of colors by American Legion Post Tryon, led by Commander Chuck Bradley, and welcoming remarks from Tryon Mayor Alan Peoples. The program also recognized the organizations and individuals who have contributed to the cemetery’s preservation. 2…Community members and local officials gathered at Tryon Cemetery on Nov. 11 to celebrate its 125th anniversary. (Photo by Storme Smith) Town Manager Jim Fatland acknowledged the Mary F. Kessler Fund at the Polk County Community Foundation, which provided grant funding for recent cemetery improvements, as well as the Town of Tryon for its support. Fatland said the grant helped advance preservation and beautification efforts while supporting the community’s work to protect its history.
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