Man Breaks Down In Tears After…
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While walking in Kiroli Park, West Monroe, Zach Medlin found a hidden gravestone under leaves. It read: “Buddie, 1928–1941, born a dog and died a gentleman.” Thought to be a Boy Scout hero, Buddie was later revealed to be an Irish setter owned by Albert and Dee Jones, who often walked him in the park. According to a 1993 note, they chose to bury him there. Whether legend or truth, Buddie’s grave is a touching tribute. Medlin’s discovery shows how even forgotten places can tell stories of loyalty and love.
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“Buddie, 1928–1941, born a dog and died a gentleman.”
3. Structure: Four Sections
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Discovery: Medlin finds a hidden gravestone in Kiroli Park.
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Inscription: It reads: “Buddie, 1928–1941, born a dog and died a gentleman.”
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The Legend vs. Reality: Rumored to be a Boy Scout hero, Buddie was actually a beloved pet of Albert and Dee Jones.
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Legacy: The grave honors a loyal dog and reminds us of the deep bonds between people and their pets.
