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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 2003

Page

3

Dunlap Reflects On War And Memorial Day Memories

Former POW Dunlap recalls captivity in Iraq, returning home in 1991 with a family welcome in Karnak. Now a correctional officer near Joliet, he discusses PTSD and memories, the 9 11 era, and his family life with four children including 11 year old Curtis who sees his father as a local celebrity.

Dunlap Washington Kayla Karnak Curtis Troy Jr Cole Dunlaps 509Th Pathfinder Company Joliet Stateville Prison Illinois Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion

Memorial Day origins traced from Woodlawn and Crab Orchard

Logan ordered observances for Memorial Day echoing earlier Civil War rites at Woodlawn Cemetery Carbondale and Crab Orchard Church. Historians note the Crab Orchard gathering inspired memorial services that spread to Carbondale and beyond, with 1890 marking national recognition for fallen soldiers.

Woodlawn Cemetery Crab Orchard Christian Church Carbondale Murphysboro

Cemetery of Carbondale’s complex past unveiled

Carbondale’s historic cemetery holds founders Daniel Harmon Brush and John Asgill Conner with Dr William Richart buried in Snider Hill. a sarcophagus mystery fuels legends including a Southern woman or Lt Col John Mills. Veterans from both sides lie among marked and unmarked graves, with a 1983 monument to 30 freed slaves who died of smallpox in 1864.

Carbondale Daniel Harmon Brush John Asgill Conner William Richart Snider Hill East Park Street Woodlawn Yankee Col John Mills

Governor pushes ban on ephedra aiding athletes

Governor Blagojevich calls for a statewide ban on ephedra marketed to young athletes after the death of 16 year old Sean Riggins in Lincoln. The measure aims to prevent easy purchase of the stimulant and would apply to retailers statewide starting immediately.

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