Dear family of Lucile Baklanoff; I have walked the Oak Ridge Cemetery Inverness Florida and found the gravestone of Nicholas Baklanoff but I was unable to locate a headstone for Lucile. I checked with the Inverness City clerk that keeps the cemetery records and she was unable to confirm that Lucile was interred in Oak Ridge Cemetery. If you find record of her interment I will gladly locate and photo her final resting place. Dr. Mike
Per the article "Time to reflect on the community" in the Citrus County Chronicle (Tuesday, January 8, 2019), Lucille Baklanoff taught 4th grade at the Crystal River Elementary School and "was instrumental in convincing the county of the need" for other libraries besides the small library in Crystal River. Every spring she and the author of the article (Ruth Levins) would travel to Tallahassee to lobby for funds, ultimately resulting in five new libraries for the county's residents.
Per the article "Time to reflect on the community" in the Citrus County Chronicle (Tuesday, January 8, 2019), Lucille Baklanoff taught 4th grade at the Crystal River Elementary School and "was instrumental in convincing the county of the need" for other libraries besides the small library in Crystal River. Every spring she and the author of the article (Ruth Levins) would travel to Tallahassee to lobby for funds, ultimately resulting in five new libraries for the county's residents.
Dear family of Lucile Baklanoff; I have walked the Oak Ridge Cemetery Inverness Florida and found the gravestone of Nicholas Baklanoff but I was unable to locate a headstone for Lucile. I checked with the Inverness City clerk that keeps the cemetery records and she was unable to confirm that Lucile was interred in Oak Ridge Cemetery. If you find record of her interment I will gladly locate and photo her final resting place. Dr. Mike
Per the article "Time to reflect on the community" in the Citrus County Chronicle (Tuesday, January 8, 2019), Lucille Baklanoff taught 4th grade at the Crystal River Elementary School and "was instrumental in convincing the county of the need" for other libraries besides the small library in Crystal River. Every spring she and the author of the article (Ruth Levins) would travel to Tallahassee to lobby for funds, ultimately resulting in five new libraries for the county's residents.
Per the article "Time to reflect on the community" in the Citrus County Chronicle (Tuesday, January 8, 2019), Lucille Baklanoff taught 4th grade at the Crystal River Elementary School and "was instrumental in convincing the county of the need" for other libraries besides the small library in Crystal River. Every spring she and the author of the article (Ruth Levins) would travel to Tallahassee to lobby for funds, ultimately resulting in five new libraries for the county's residents.
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