The Puyallup City Council accepted a donation of roughly $45,000 Tuesday night to build a memorial in Woodbine Cemetery for Charlie and Braden Powell and other children who have died.
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Puyallup City Council accepts $45,000 for child memorial at Woodbine Cemetery
The Puyallup City Council accepted a donation of roughly $45,000 Tuesday night to build a memorial in Woodbine Cemetery for Charlie and Braden Powell and other children who have died.
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