for the Spain they believed to be better: Corró d'Avall

Family Chapel in Corró d’Avall Cemetery,  Les Franqueses del Vallès (Barcelona) According to the Democratic Memorial Memory Bank / Banc de Memòria Democrática del Memorial Democràtic  this preserved francoist symbol is "a kind of family chapel separated from the rest of the cemetery by a wall and a grid.  On both sides, vertically, there are 4 individual niche plates. On the wall of the interior bottom of the monument there is  a sarcophagus with a large cross on the lid. On the left side wall of the chapel, there is a rectangular white plate (70 cm tall and about 90 cm wide) with a low relief text referring to general Joaquín Gay y Borrás.  On the floor there is a large, smooth, grayish-colored tombstone with brown hues (probably limestone) about 150 cm and about 80 cm wide. At the foot of this gravestone on the ground there is a smaller, smooth plate in the same material about 35 cm. height and about 120 cm  width. In this niche plate there is the inscription in Bas-relief with three names (the ones  of the general deceased in July 1936, his widow and his daughter). This is the transcription on the side niche plate: / El Excmo. Sr. D. Joaquín Gay y Borrás. General de División de Artillería. Muerto en Granollers en 21 julio 1936. Por Dios y por España. RIPA / This is the transcription on the niche plate on the floor:  / Joaquín Gay y Borrás. Gral. De Div. Artª † 21-VII-1936. Mª Isabel de la Torre y de Miguel † 14-XI-1964. Mercedes Gay y de la Torre † 9-XI-1980. In pace /" These photos were taken in February 2020.