Tombstone program presented at Genealogical Society meeting

Tombstone program presented at Genealogical Society meeting

The Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing is NOW accepting applications for the FY 2020 Cemetery Grant Program

Sharing this information about the

Cemetery Grant Program

that came about from the passage of HB168 in 2018.:

NOTIFICATION - JULY 1, 2019:

Ohio Department of commerce:

 <webreal@com.state.oh.us>

Dear cemetery operators and stakeholders,

The Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional

Licensing

is pleased to announce that we are now accepting

applications

for the FY 2020 Cemetery Grant Program.

Grant applications are available on our website

and must be submitted no later than:

AUG. 14, 2019 to be considered.

Please review the FY 2020 Cemetery Grant

Application package

in its entirety.

Click here to access the grant application instruction packet

Click here to access the grant application

Please be aware that this initial grant cycle is

somewhat abbreviated due to the timing of

implementation of this new program.

If you have any questions

or require additional assistance,

please contact the Division at 614-466-5384 or

CemeteryGrants@com.state.oh.us.

Complete information and forms can be found at:

www.com.ohio.gov/real."

Sincerely,

Anne M. Petit

Superintendent,

Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing

Click here to access the Cemetery Grant applicationonline.

Ohio Department of Commerce

77 S. High Street, Columbus, OH 43215

''Lake View Cemetery: Eternal home to Cleveland's most famous residents turns 150 (map, guide to sites)''

"Lake View Cemetery: Eternal home to Cleveland's most famous residents turns 150

Cleveland, Ohio -  Cleveland’s most famous residents are eternal neighbors. 

John D. Rockefeller, James A. Garfield, Eliot Ness, Alan Freed, Ray Chapman, Garrett Morgan, Adella Prentiss Hughes, Al Lerner, Carl Stokes … they’re all at home at 12316 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. Eternal neighbors at Lake View Cemetery."