Storytelling

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"Stories have power ~ and if told, they can change the future...!"
DeNeen L. Brown's "Tulsa: The Fire, and the Forgotten"

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Fisher and Clara (Lieving) Sayre {1865 & 1874 – 1938}

Fisher and Clara (Lieving) Sayre were of large farming families in Mason County, West Virginia. ‘Fish’ was the youngest of eight, while Clara had twelve siblings; their grandmothers had twenty-two children!

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Elbert Lynn Scott {1922 – 1974}

Born May 27, 1922, in Moran, Shackelford, Texas as the first child of Egbert Monroe Scott and Myrtle Jane (Morrison) Scott.

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Protected: Renay Mandel Corren {1937 – 2021} Inquire via Visitor Portal

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Native American storyteller

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Visitors to gravestones or other markers have a special treat that expands their experience. 

This Augmented Reality Experience (‘ARE’) lets your memories live on in the virtual world.

Smartphone cameras scan tailor-made ceramic tiles. Then voilà … the story behind the memorial, along with pictures, unfolds right on the spot! 

See for yourself ⇒  an ‘ARE’ demonstration

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