Holly Cemetery
Sent in by Jane Aaro <jaaro@wavecable.com>

Founded in 1895, the land was donated by Robert Wyatt, Sr.

1.  Clark
    The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want
    Howard J          Maxine G
    1921 -            1921 - 1999

2.  Wood Cross with Sailboat and Steering Wheel
    Wood Sign: Karen L. Dick
               Jan 11, 1951  Nov 28, 1998
    Headstone: Karen L. Dick
               January 11, 1951   November 28, 1998
               Beloved Daughter, Sister, Wife and Mother

3.  Richard H Keenan
    US Army
    Nov 6 1919   Aug 29 1979

Fenced Area 1:
4.  Joyce C Wyatt Warren
    Sep 1921 - Dec 1995
    Loving Wife, Mother, and Grandmother

5.  Arthur C Wyatt
    1888 - 1952

6.  Laura B Wyatt
    May 1893 - May 1995

7.  Wood Sign: Robert Wyatt
               1845  1900
    Tombstone: Robert Wyatt
               Dec 1845
               May 1900

8.  Wood Sign: Ellen Wyatt
               1848  1906
    Tombstone: Ellen Wyatt
               June 1848
               Apr 1906

9.  Wilfred F Hole
    May 15, 1915

End Fenced Area 1

Fenced Area 2 (found only one marker in this area)
10. Edward B. Simpson
    CO. M
    8 Mich. Cav.

End Fenced Area 2

11. Helen Bernadine
    Thompson-Johnson
    Peterson-OIEN
    Known to all her friends as
    "BUNNY"
    1914-1999

12. Little Boy Thomas 1893

13. Ora Ethel Thomas
    1888-1890

14. Indian Mary

15. Jack Haney

16. Cross without name

17. Obelisk tombstone:
    Front:                          Right Side:
    Alfred                          Alfred
    Lewless                       Lewless, Jr
    Born in                        Born in
    Royal Oak Mich          Desmoines, Wash.
    Apr. 2, 1846               Sep. 15, 1894
    Died                            Died
    Feb.18, 1903              July 23, 1899

    On many mounds the              A little bud, but oh how
    drooping flags,                        fair,
    protecting vigil keep.               What world wide hopes
    Where soldiers fallen from      Are buried here.
    the ranks,
    in restfull sleep.

18. White post, no marker

Fenced Area 3:
19. White cross, no name

Fenced Area 4:
20. White cross, no name

Fenced Area 5:
21. Unable to find any markers

End Fenced Area 5

22. Carl C. Keller
    1881
    1952

23. Mama - with love
    Neva B. Swift
    1900 - 1994

24. Marcelyn M.
    Roscoe
    Feb. 18. 1916
    Dec. 13. 1996

25. Darwin E. Roscoe
    10.13.1908  10.8.1994

26. Reserved

27. Masako I.
    Nakashima
    1911 - 1980

28. Theodore K.
    Nakashima
    1911 - 1980

29. WM. Hole
    1857-1939

30. Father
    Wilfred F. Hole
    1888-1932

Fenced Area 6:
31. Tombstone:                  Funeral Home Marker:
    Mother                          Catherine J. Pfundt
    Catherine Jennewein      Died January 12, 1958
    Pfundt                           Aged 98 yrs. 9 mos. 20 days
    1858-1957                   Miller-Reynolds Funeral

32. Tombstone:                  Funeral Home Marker:
    Father                            Christian Frederich Pfundt
    Christian Fredrich          Died May 27, 1936
    Pfundt                           Aged 87 yrs. 5 mos. 0 days
    1848-1936

33. Mary
    Pfundt
    1896-1906
    Mamie, gone but
    not forgotten.
    PFUNDT

34. Nellie D. Pfundt
    Dec. 21, 1878
    June 7, 1928

35. Albert J. Pfundt
    1986-1970

36. William H. Clark
    1913-1978

End of Fenced Area 6

37. Frank R Millar
    Dec. 15, 1884 - July 25, 1967

38. Thomas J.
    Brooks
    1914-1996

39. Winifred Madson
    Brooks
    1919-1983

40. OUR SON
    Max G. Madson
    Apr. 13, 1915
    Apr. 13, 1931

41. Reserved

42. Constant J. Warnecke
    Jan. 9, 1859  May 11, 1938

Fenced Area 7:
43. Mrs. Nelson

In the "History of Kitsap County", published by the Kitsap County Historical Society, it is noted there is a small plaque which says: "HERE LIES A BODY OF UNKNOWN MAN.  DIED ON BEACH FROM KNIFE WOUND."  I was unable to find it.