SARGEQUANGTRI
05-19-2016, 07:12 PM
My Kind of Headstone
This is a real* headstone in a municipal cemetery:
In case you can't see the photo below, the back of Russell Larson's headstone reads:
Two things I love most,
good horses and beautiful
women, and when I die I hope
they tan this old hide of mine
and make it into a ladies riding
saddle, so I can rest in peace
between the two things I love
most.
http://www.JumboJoke.com/images/logan-headstone.jpg
*Note:
Not willing to take the word of the explanation going around by e-mail with the photo, I researched it, and sure enough the City of Logan's official web site has a virtual tour of the town cemetery. They include a photo of the back of his stone with the note, "Russell Larson's (12/16/21-1/26/83) stone provides a colorful and humorous verse instead of the traditional somber prose. This poem is a familiar one to cowboy poets."
This is a real* headstone in a municipal cemetery:
In case you can't see the photo below, the back of Russell Larson's headstone reads:
Two things I love most,
good horses and beautiful
women, and when I die I hope
they tan this old hide of mine
and make it into a ladies riding
saddle, so I can rest in peace
between the two things I love
most.
http://www.JumboJoke.com/images/logan-headstone.jpg
*Note:
Not willing to take the word of the explanation going around by e-mail with the photo, I researched it, and sure enough the City of Logan's official web site has a virtual tour of the town cemetery. They include a photo of the back of his stone with the note, "Russell Larson's (12/16/21-1/26/83) stone provides a colorful and humorous verse instead of the traditional somber prose. This poem is a familiar one to cowboy poets."