Dear Editor, A dedicated group of volunteers is breathing new life into a place where history rests beneath the soil. The Richmond Cemetery, one of the area’s most historically rich burial grounds, has seen a heartfelt revival in recent months, thanks to a growing community effort to maintain and preserve the integrity of its headstones, grounds and the stories they represent. These preservation efforts were recently blessed with a remarkable discovery – the headstone of Catherine Page, long thought to be lost to time. Uncovered through careful cleaning and restoration, the stone is more than just a marker; it is a window into the past and a symbol of what can be accomplished when community members come together with a shared purpose. Cemetery deed owner Megan Pendleton, who was entrusted with the property and its legacy, has welcomed the many hearts and hands in this grassroots preservation movement. When she was deeded the cemetery, she saw it not just as a responsibility, but as…