Show Notes
In this episode of the Decatur Minute Live, Cemetery Superintendent Demetrius Whately and Friends of Decatur Cemetery Chair Rhonda Wildman join the conversation to share what makes the 58-acre Decatur Cemetery so beloved. From morning runs and quiet walks to community events, and even marriage proposals. This episode explores the many ways community members have made Decatur Cemetery their own, and the people who work to keep it thriving.
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