The He Knows Your Name ministry is behind the monument at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.
INDIANAPOLIS — There's now a monument at an Indianapolis cemeteryThe He Knows Your Name ministry was behind the monument at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.The ministry's founder said it's now a permanent place where each of the 173 people can be remembered.
Marion County Chief Deputy Coroner Alfie McGinty said when the coroner’s office receives a body, workers then try to notify next of kin, family, or friends to claim the body. The office actually keeps the body refrigerated for 30-60 days to try to give loved ones time to come forward. Each day of refrigeration costs about $40.
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