Bianka Tanori
Douglas Dispatch
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Those rumors included gravel replacing the grass in some sections of the cemetery had some people angry and demanding to make sure this was not going to happen.
Chavez, confirmed that it was in fact a rumor. “Nobody is doing anything to the green grass that the members of Douglas have worked so hard to make look so nice. After all when it comes to their loved ones, people will go to any lengths to make sure that their lots are safe and untouched.”
Christy Rios said, “It’s so easy for us to be targets of rumors such as these because these grounds hold the people that we love and would do anything to protect.” Edmond Garcia stated, “People get very emotional when it comes to their loved ones here at the cemetery, and we came here today to make sure that they would not do anything to disrupt the way things are here.”
Chavez also expressed to the people that they will soon have an office there at the cemetery for those that need assistance. Some of the people that came to the meeting also had some thoughts and concerns about the cemetery.
Javier Cambell voiced his concern about the way people bring their dogs to cemetery and use the restroom anywhere, which is disrespectful. He mentioned that perhaps something can be done to avoid this problem.
If anyone has any questions you may email Johnny Chavez at Johnny.chavez@douglasaz.gov . Or if anyone has additional concerns you may call Ana Urquijo at 417-7326.







Comments
Time for policy change wrote on Apr 17, 2011 4:36 PM:
Aaas wrote on Apr 16, 2011 12:39 AM:
A wrote on Apr 14, 2011 4:35 PM:
It's funny how you are one to talk and put blame on people who don't even work there anymore! I have just recently been to the Cemetery for arrangements and was informed Mr. Quinonez was now working for the water department and has been there for more then a month! So maybe before you make any comment you should get your research facts!!! About this new building I feel things were fine till city vehicles took over parking. They make it nearly impossible to handle any businesses there now since all this change of cemetery supervision! "
Leroy wrote on Apr 14, 2011 2:14 PM:
A wrote on Apr 13, 2011 4:37 PM:
It's funny how you are one to talk and put blame on people who don't even work there anymore! I have just recently been to the Cemetery for arrangements and was informed Mr. Quinonez was now working for the water department and has been there for more then a month! So maybe before you make any comment you should get your research facts!!! About this new building I feel things were fine till city vehicles took over parking. They make it nearly impossible to handle any businesses there now since all this change of cemetery supervision! "
Resident on 6th Streeet wrote on Apr 12, 2011 2:39 PM:
Concerned44 wrote on Apr 12, 2011 9:55 AM:
DOUGLASRESIDENT wrote on Apr 8, 2011 11:23 AM:
Confused wrote on Apr 6, 2011 9:52 PM: