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JAIMIE VERNON – WHEN I WAS HERE

Posted in Opinion with tags Arthur Booth, AWOL, Bert Barker, Bob Segarini, Canadian Expeditiary Forces, Canadian Music, cemeteries, cemetery, Corporal Klinger, court martial, David Blanchard Booth, DBAWIS, death, Don't Believe a Word I Say, England, France, ghetto, Gladys Booth Winter Smithson, grave, gravestone, Irish, Irish Potato Famine, Jaimie Vernon, Marjorie Barker, MASH, Northamptonshire, Paul Blart Mall Cop, Pine Hills Cemetery, Richard Herbert Smithson, Robert Winter, Security Guard, Steiner Avenue, The Barkers, The Booths, The Vernons, Toronto, William Barker, World War 1, York, Yorkshire on March 21, 2015 by segarini

March 9th was an auspicious occasion. It was my sixth month as Verm Blart: Cemetery Cop and it would have been the 99th birthday of my maternal grandmother Marjorie Barker. As hard as it is to believe, these two things are connected. Bear with me and I’ll explain.

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JAIMIE VERNON – WHEN I WAS HERE

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