NEW ALBANY — Relatives of Jacqueline Hall, who passed away Jan. 17 of this year, pitched in to plant flowers, trees and bushes on the memorial site for her in Bicknell Park recently. See related photos.
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Relatives of Jacqueline Hall, who passed away on Jan. 17 of this year, pitch in to plant flowers, trees and bushes on the memorial site for her in Bicknell Park on Wednesday evening in New Albany. Relatives from three generations all showed up to help with the site and honor Hall, who lived next to the park on Spring Street for many years. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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A rainbow appeared on the horizon as relatives gathered at a memorial site in honor of Jacqueline Hall, who passed away on Jan. 17 of this year, in Bicknell Park on Wednesday evening in New Albany. "Show us the rainbow grandma," Denise Hall said as she dug a hole after the rain stopped. Denise, Hall's daughter-in-law, was one of several relatives from three generations that were on hand to remember her and to help plant flowers, bushes and trees at the memorial in the park that she lived next to on Spring Street for many years. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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