And wife Laura Ray
The smaller stone is for Whitney Young Jr: who worked with 3 Presidents; and they attended his funeral in Lexington; but Whitney Young Jr's wife removed him to NY state where she lived. She said she was afraid his stone would be vandalized, and she didn't think the upkeep of the cemetery was good.∼He was the founder of Lincoln Institute, in Lincoln Ridge,
Kentucky. Wife was Laura Ray.
The smaller stone is for Whitney Young Jr: who worked with 3 Presidents; and they attended his funeral in Lexington; but Whitney Young Jr's wife removed him to NY state where she lived. She said she was afraid his stone would be vandalized, and she didn't think the upkeep of the cemetery was good.∼He was the founder of Lincoln Institute, in Lincoln Ridge,
Kentucky. Wife was Laura Ray.
And wife Laura Ray
The smaller stone is for Whitney Young Jr: who worked with 3 Presidents; and they attended his funeral in Lexington; but Whitney Young Jr's wife removed him to NY state where she lived. She said she was afraid his stone would be vandalized, and she didn't think the upkeep of the cemetery was good.∼He was the founder of Lincoln Institute, in Lincoln Ridge,
Kentucky. Wife was Laura Ray.
The smaller stone is for Whitney Young Jr: who worked with 3 Presidents; and they attended his funeral in Lexington; but Whitney Young Jr's wife removed him to NY state where she lived. She said she was afraid his stone would be vandalized, and she didn't think the upkeep of the cemetery was good.∼He was the founder of Lincoln Institute, in Lincoln Ridge,
Kentucky. Wife was Laura Ray.
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