Among those identified in the image are Shirley Alter Franklin, Gloria Greenman Jacobs, Betty Liebert, Alice Roffman Schulman, Fances Brown, and Ruth Cohen Immerman. (SWJA)

Betty Liebert, Jeri Feldman Poje Kalil, Janet Cohen, and Shirley Franklin (SWJA)

Benjamin N. Brook, 1913-2009. Mr. Brook was executive director of the Tucson Jewish Community Council for nearly three decades and is described by many as the architect of Tucson’s Jewish community. (SWJA)

Charles Moreno was an Hispanic non-Jew who was Tucson's first kosher butcher (SWJA)

Selim Franklin, shown at age 14, was one of the University of Arizona's founders (SWJA)

Henry Levin, Joaquin A. Legarra, Harry Gluckman, and Harry Drachman, circa 1890. (AHS #B113425)
 

Left to right: Mrs. Eva Mansfeld, Mrs. Harriet Wright, Mrs. William Florsheim, Mrs. Al Steinfeld, Mrs. Freda Katzenstein, Mrs. Doris Goldschmidt and Mrs. Graves. (AHS #45532)

The memorial recognizes the Jewish residents of Tombstone who were buried in a separate section of the famous Boot Hill cemetery in the latter part of the 19th century. It was dedicated in 1991 by a corporation formed by the Jewish Friendship Club of Green Valley, Arizona. Representative McNulty introduced an article from the New York Times recounting the cemetery's restoration in the Congressional Record.