The City of Tampa had a puzzle on its hands. While the banker’s box and three rolled-up maps it inherited from the old owner of the Memorial Park Cemetery didn’t seem like much in the way of records, the box contained hundreds of handwritten pages and more than 15,000 names. So the city called in Neris Reyero.
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I am glad they got the property back from the developer.
If you want a fence or other things for the cemetery to move faster maybe consider doing fundraising and start a trust for the historic cemetery. It is part of Tampa's history and I am sure the place has many stories to tell.