grave·site (gr v s t )n. A place used for graves or a grave. |
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Today, the old Pioneer Church is surrounded by gravesites and still serves as an Episcopalian house of worship every Sunday. Each year Worcester and his employees put together around 5,000 Balsam Fir Christmas wreaths to be placed on gravesites in Arlington National Cemetery for the holiday season. At a funeral ceremony on the Ivory Coast, Brown walked for miles with mourners to a gravesite. |
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