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Here are a couple links for information [1] [2]. They've also put up a neon sign (3011) recently that got a lot of attention, you may be able to search ktvu.com for info, I've seen them give it a lot of attention. I'll expand this if I get around to it, but if someone else wants to then feel free. --Daniel Olsen 04:01, 12 January 2007 (UTC)

The proper term for the site is "The Crosses Of Lafayette", not "Lafayette Hillside Memorial". They now have a site at thecrossesoflafayette.com. By the way, they voluntarily agreed to take down that light-up sign and replace it with a more tasteful nonlit one. -- Paul Kienitz, resident of Lafayette