Scott Hunsinger, his two brothers, Paul and Bob; his three children, Hailey, Matthew and Frankie; his wife, Stephanie; and his nephew, P.J.; have worked together to transform Shady Lane Cemetery in South Abington Township (near Scranton, Pennsylvania) into pristine condition. The place had been plagued by fallen trees, collapsed headstones, trash and uncut grass.
Scott now spends roughly 30 hours a week at the cemetery and he even bought a tractor and chain saw to help keep the overgrowth under control. That's impressive for an unpaid volunteer!
Scott now spends roughly 30 hours a week at the cemetery and he even bought a tractor and chain saw to help keep the overgrowth under control. That's impressive for an unpaid volunteer!
You can read the full story in an article by Michael Iorfino in the Scranton Times Tribune web site at http://goo.gl/XWFpT.
The world needs more people like Scott Hunsinger!
My thanks to Laura Prescott for telling me abut this story.
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