Charles Kemp Honored by Shiloh Cemetery Board
From the Jul 1, 2025 e-Edition
Charles Kemp was recently honored for his 34 years of outstanding service as secretary and treasurer of the Shiloh Cemetery Board in McKenzie. Being such a valued board member, all were appreciative of his willingness to continue to remain on the board. Tracy Webb will serve as secretary and treasurer going forward. Shiloh Cemetery was established circa 1820 and is a perpetual care cemetery administered by the Shiloh Cemetery Commission, Incorporated. Pictured (L to R) are board members Tommy Chandler, Tracy Webb, Rev. Gwen Warren, Mary Ann Baker and Charles Kemp being presented a plaque from Board President Steve Baker. Not pictured are Tommy Surber, Scott York and Susan Hill. Photo courtesy Rev. Gwen Warren
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