In this Nov. 16, 2016 photo, Loretta and Jim Dimond hold metal urns containing the ashes of Civil War veteran James Powers and his wife Irena Powers in Lake View Cemetery in Seattle, Wash. The urns sat unclaimed for decades in the mausoleum (rear) until discovered through a records search by Loretta Dimond of Kent. Her husband Jim Dimond and Bob Patrick of Missing in America Project gathered evidence and won the right for the remains to be intered at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent in a ceremony in December. (Peter Haley/The News Tribune via AP) **FILE**
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