On March 31, 2007 while installing the footstone for Merna Toalston, Jeff Evans of Patton's Memorials, assisted by his father, Jerry Evans, observed a nearby stone was in need of help.

They took the time to level the base and replace the top on the stone of Jehu and Elizabeth Myers.  The stone has been down for a very long time.  Although this is a temporary repair, it is a welcome improvement to the Cemetery.  Jeff's comment:  "Jehu served his country in the Civil War for three years.  His stone needed to be upright."

The stone still needs to be re-installed.  It is  a large, lovely  stone and will require much work to move it aside and dig and pour an adequate foundation that will hold the stone securely for years to come.  So it is still on the Work List.

Augusta Cemetery and the community of Augusta appreciate the time and labor these men donated to help preserve the history of Augusta Township.