Greenbrier Cemetery Case Study

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My EAST project is called Greenbrier Cemetery. My project members are Garrett Ring me, Jonah Ashworth, Connor Reeves, and Ryin Johnson. Our problem in the community is people can’t or cannot find their relatives at a certain point that's where we come in. This project will benefit people like that, that are confused or do not know were there past relatives are buried. I could personally tell you this is a problem because I was in this same situation. One time when I and my family were going through Quitmen, AR to see my great grandpas but we were confused on where that might be located. This gave or group an idea how we could do this for Greenbrier. By the end of April this project should be completed. Our team will complete project inside

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