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A Walk at Graceland Cemetery (Part 1), in Chicago, Illinois.

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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
IN THE END, DEATH ALWAYS WINS. LEST THE FACES NOT BE FORGOTTEN...
This channel is focused on casually walking and viewing a handful of the thousands of forgotten names and faces at various cemeteries near and afar. Seeing their faces up close. And when able, telling the stories behind their names.
Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.
#Graves #Cemeteries #Death

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@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Sorry you out of towner folks, but, but you are waaaay wrong calling these Grapes, or whatever. In this case - We Chicagoans call it just plain "Ivey" here, and at Wrigley Field. When you are in Chicago, do as the Romans, I mean CHICAGOANS. IT IS IVEY !! Like when they hit a fly ball into the outfield wall, they don't say: "It's a high fly ball, it might be outta here...no, wait, it's into the GRAPES!!" 😊

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

@@rainymcg - thank you thank you and thank you.

@RandomChristianMusings 2 года назад

Death touches us all. Get right with The Lord before you go! Peace and love, everyone!

@aliciabrewer9444 2 года назад

Here in Kentucky we call it "Ivy" as well. 🙂

@joseleswopes4396 2 года назад

I have Grape Ivy in my backyard 😄

@flocosta Год назад

Yes!! Definitely Ivy around these parts. If it were grapes at Wrigley, we'd have a purple wall from all the slamming balls. Either that or lots of homemade wine Lol. I never heard them yell "It's into the grapes" either 🤣 .... good one 😂😂😂And as for your move to AZ in the future, remember .... you can take the boy out of Chicago, but you'll never take Chicago out the boy!

@KimOfDrac 2 года назад

When I was a child we lived nearby an Iron Age Gravesite (I live in Sweden). Every late spring a bunch of kids in the area would go there with our families and eat strawberries and ice cream. The gravestones were huge and the ground completely covered with wood anemones. It was a happy place with children playing and laughing. It felt like we were having tea time with our ancestors and I'll never forget it. I believe their souls were happy for it :)

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

There are no coincidences. You were meant to take a peaceful stroll. Cemeteries are my place of serenity.

@carolk5770 Год назад

Kimberly..you’re the ONLY person to say what I’ve said for many years..that there are NO coincidences in life. I learned that lesson in my life very early on. Our lives are supposed to be the way they are. ♥️

@junecleaver4099 2 года назад

I had an older sister who died as an infant so from a very young age my mother would take me to the cemetery to put flowers on her grave . It was a very large cemetary near the city ( Sydney) so I guess my fascination stemmed from there.It's nice just to walk sometimes and read the names and look at the beautiful stones and statues and wonder about the people and their lives.Thanks Ron, I appreciate all the effort you put in to these videos and that you share this with all of us that have the same interests.

@fabiolaarauz4439 2 года назад

Do you still visit?

@junecleaver4099 2 года назад

@@fabiolaarauz4439 I havn't in a long time as when we moved interstate (many years later)my mother had my sister removed from that cemetary and reburied with my grandmother, who had passed recently at the time , at a cemetary much further away from the city as she was afraid the grave would be vandalised in our absence.

@lupinvaenget13 2 года назад

As you i love to walk in the cementaries and read old gravestones and imagine the stories behind them

@liz_uk 2 года назад

Cemeteries are fascinating places, everyone there has a story to tell.

@lechatbotte. 2 года назад

I agree Ron some things are just so horrible to imagine and too much of that isn’t healthy. It’s why first responders and healthcare workers are often depressed.

@craigstorer6571 2 года назад

The metal cross of the Huck mausoleum @2:38 reminds me of a German Iron cross, but it could be a coincidence because there may of not have been room to make it longer on the bottom. Nice to know that you know when to take a break from certain things for your own well being.

@junecleaver4099 2 года назад

Do you think it could maybe be a Maltese cross? That was my first thought .But I also see what you're saying as well.

@mandyparsons9593 2 года назад

Ron I used to take my children to the cemetery to teach them about death and to have respect for the graves. Two of them still like to go and walk in the cemetery as they find it calming but also to look at the gravestones and if they can find out about the person buried there before they died. I still like to go walk about in the cemetery if I can.

@marilynburak4452 2 года назад

Thank you,Kimberley…

@bobettejennett8085 2 года назад

I am turning 55 in two weeks and just think about back in the days growing up I was curious about who is buried in all the cemeteries in the area and when I stumbled upon your RU-vid channel I found it worth subscribing to. I know some people who have passed away like having their story told.

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

Happy early Birthday & thanks for taking these journeys with us 😊

@carlaemerson1195 2 года назад

What a beautiful surprise! Merry Christmas Ron thank you for sharing with us. And you're correct that there are many closet cemetery lovers out here 😉

@lahart2003 2 года назад

This is truly a beautiful cemetery! Have 2 friends here. My Daughter is at Montrose cemetery. Lost her at 16 months to SIDS in 1990. She with me and her siblings, just awaiting patiently for her mama! 👼🏻❤️ God bless you and everyone here! Have a wonderful holiday whatever your gig may be! Lisa from Chicago! 🎄🎅🏼❤️

@paulgrimm6850 2 года назад

I always want to take a nap in the shade watching these peaceful cemetery’s

@susanna3 2 года назад

Such a beautiful and serene place. I'm glad that you wound up there Ron. No such thing as coincidences. When you mentioned a cemetery as a refuge, I thought immediately of Mt. Auburn cemetery which is right outside of Boston, but you'd never know- one of my favorite places! It's a place to find peace and to take a deep breath 💖💜

@EMRG50 2 года назад

Absolutely loved this one, so sad the headstones deteriorated so much. I really like when you do this, these are truly the forgotten. I hope you do more of these Ron.

@dorenasadeghi5783 2 года назад

I love Graceland so much..I have spent so many pleasant hours sitting along the waterside under the weeping willows. I remember the day I had my epiphany while looking at a tiny alabaster headstone with a carved sleeping baby on top..it simply said. ',our baby''...I thought that that loss must be the most severe loss anyone could ever face,and that the ground all around that place must be literally soaked in tears...but then I took a step to the side and saw the graves of the parents that,is why I love graveyards. It gives the big picture. Yes,there is pain in speration,but it is only brief...the baby and it's parents are together now...and will be...forever. ♥️🛐💐

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

Lovely words 💛

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

It’s a very beautiful place

@connietaylor7330 2 года назад

I have missed this kind of vlog. I too can't take so much of the evil, sick human behavior that we do to each other. Thank you for the peaceful break

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

I enjoyed it too!

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

I am with you, it’s Christmas this week, we’ll lay low.

@dawntaylor239 2 года назад

I loved this walk all the beautiful stones and amazing mausoleums thanks Ron for another great episode

@sheilabock466 2 года назад

Beautiful cemetery. Merry Christmas to you and the family.

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas!! Stay tuned for Thursday. Jingle bells!!!!

@debbiebutler3815 2 года назад

@@FacesoftheForgotten Can’t wait to see the video Thursday 🎄

@williamaraujoaraujo5525 2 года назад

@@FacesoftheForgotten happy christmas to you end the Family... From pouso Alegre city...brazil...

@faithhutchinson7069 2 года назад

What a beautiful day!

@Chuthermucker 2 года назад

This was a very peaceful, serene walk today. Merry Christmas to you and your family Ron.

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

Yep…just what I needed 😊

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year’s to you and yours Trisha! 🎁

@christinaholcomb1093 2 года назад

You were guided to be there. What a gorgeous day to walk and remember. So many beautiful tributes to love ones long gone. The details in some of the older stones must have been incredible when they were pristine. I agree, cemeteries are a place of refuge and rest. Merry Christmas to you and yours, Ron!

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year’s to you and yours Christina! 🎁

@sandylee9564 2 года назад

What's really sad is that are people alive now that have already been forgotten. Thanks for the stroll.

@2snowgirl520 2 года назад

My dads family has a cemetery. When I was a kid, when we went on trips, the first place we would go would be cemeteries. So I have always been interested in them. My dad went to a conference in New Orleans, and spent all his downtime there in the cemeteries. I just love that Huck mausoleum.

@leebuckley3739 2 года назад

Merry Xmas Ron and rest of the gang

@JustAlanJohn 2 года назад

Merry Christmas to you and the family and all the FOTF members from Torbay Devon UK 🙏🙏

@b0nnierolek642 2 года назад

Great storybut sad.Merry Christmas

@nadiabrook7871 2 года назад

Thanks for taking us on this scenic walk in this ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL cemetery!! Wishing you and your family a VERY Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Peaceful New Year!! XXXX 🎄☃️

@maryjanemooredowns4755 2 года назад

Hey I like this cemetery it has beautiful monuments

@lindaschaldach1783 2 года назад

I like the impromptu walking through the cemeteries. Im an adventurer at heart. You never know what you will find.☺👍

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

No script and completely spontaneous, you never never know what you will stumble upon. That’s the exciting part. Like in the live Stream last Sunday, that porcelain with the whole family was a treasure for me.

@robertjenkins8043 2 года назад

Merry Christmas everyone be careful and have a wonderful day 💗

@cathymcglasson6947 2 года назад

Never seen Graceland cemetery before thanks for the walk through.

@gruvdrums 2 года назад

I like when you do these casual walks. Don't stop doing what you're doing. You're one of my absolute favorite channels!

@michaelswinehart2788 2 года назад

Hi Ron. I am also a person who enjoys walking through a cemetery. Every tombstone has a story that goes with it. No matter the age young or old. I like to believe that someone loved that person that is named on every tombstone. When i walk in a cemetery, i feel like time comes to a stop. And it starts back up once i leave the cemetery. I am 63 years old and i couldn't imagine anyone videoing through a cemetery when i was like 10 or 12 years of age. My how time has changed huh !?!? Take care and God bless Ron. ❤🙏

@janeymiller4579 2 года назад

Yes it is very peaceful and calming walking the cemeteries with you. Your stories are so interesting. I am so happy that I found your channel!!

@jujulionesselsa1416 2 года назад

I like the detail of the ironwork on the Huck Mausoleum Ron. Thank you for taking us on another explore of the precious cemeteries. I get so excited when I get a notification that you have another great episode. Thank you so much Ron. You put so much in to taking us on another adventure, in all weather.Wishing you a very Merry Christmas Ron to you and your family. 🧑‍🎄☃️🎊🌟

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas Julie

@happymack6605 2 года назад

I have a deep admiration for the artwork of monuments and headstones; the carvings fill me with awe. For longevity, I really like the zinc “white bronze” monuments; they look the same as when they were made, almost 150 years ago. An excellent walk about! Thank you, and Merry Christmas 🎄

@shirleyn546 2 года назад

I hope you and your family have a great Christmas Ron.

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year’s to you and yours Shirley! 🎁

@bcoldgoalie 2 года назад

Loved this! This video was like the ones early on in your channel. A very serene and calming video. I think after WW2 there was an aversion to visiting cemeteries, due to the death and destruction caused by the war. Just a thought. Thanks Ron,and Merry Christmas to you and your family,and the FOTF family.

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

We will always do these once in a while.

@christinegracefrances2018 2 года назад

Thank you for a sunny walk. I am not interested in the criminal aspects. I believe all the people are at rest and peace.

@cazkellie 2 года назад

I love walking around cemetery's. Merry Christmas to you & your family ♥️💚

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year’s to you and yours Caz! 🎄

@14tfisher 2 года назад

Oh thank you so much for this Video Rom. I've been busy all day and finally got to it. My 4th great uncle is buried in Graceland Cemetery. He is buried in the Kinzie Plot. My 4th great uncle was Alexander Wolcott III he was married to John Kinzie's daughter Ellen Marian Kinzie. He was the 1st private physician to set up a practice in Chicago. President James Monroe appointed him Indian Agent at Fort Dearborn. He lived across from Fort Dearborn in the Agency House next to the Kinzie's family home..They called Alexander's house "Cobweb Castle" due to him being a bachelor at the time, he lacked housekeeping skills. That's how his home became known "Cobweb Castle😁 ..His grave is directly in front of John Kinzie's grave. Next to Alexander Wolcott would be 2 of his sons buried next to him. Again thank you so much for this great walk through Graceland Cemetery..Merry Christmas to you and your family Ron, and a safe one 🎄😊

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas Trish!

@marilynburak4452 2 года назад

I love watching you explore,I can’t get around so I watch you….I’m a new subscriber from Canada…

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

Happy to have you with us, Marilyn 😃

@biarritz84 2 года назад

Those old zinc headstones held up better than any of the others if a tree or a branch didn't fall & hit them or were vandalized because then they just broke to pieces.

@nataliemoulding234 2 года назад

hey Ron never see mausoleums in crematiers here in the UK

@kimberlyjohnson6607 2 года назад

Cemeteries and graveyards have different definitions, in a sense.. They are a peaceful place, I love to walk in them as well.. Each person has their own story.. I would always wonder how that person died, at each grave..Enjoy your videos..Christmas Eve, 2021..

@footballlvnlady 2 года назад

Some days it’s nice just to take a walk and see what you come across.

@jsharik2466 2 года назад

Next time pay a visit to St. Casmir cemetery. A really big grave marker that has a wall the curves around the corner has the priest buried there. My grandparents, aunt and brother is buried at one of the oldest lot there. The headstone was marked with my great uncle who died pretty young. I need to go visit them soon.

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

We covered that, we were there twice on live streams. Go back and check! 😀👍

@patreich8690 2 года назад

I’m mystified by this being an old section yet there is so much unused grounds! Really spaced out! Unusual !

@mikedavi7997 2 года назад

Great cemetery good to hear you know your limits nothing wrong with taking care of yourself 😉

@cathleencavanaugh8351 2 года назад

My mother always told me ....never take anything from a cemetery even if its an old dead looking pot of flowers for someone or you may have to bring something back ( something very precious to you ) .I shudder to think what vandals may have to pay for there lack of respect to the dead

@cathleencavanaugh8351 2 года назад

Done that. When it comes to vandals ,I hesitate to think what extra suffering those people will have to suffer when it comes to accepting your own mortality .

@cathleencavanaugh8351 2 года назад

1 thing for sure is the people in those cemeteries have already come to terms with their own mortality . we have not yet. Come to terms with ours

@jerrydouglas8436 2 года назад

Got my faces of the forgotten shirt today in the mail and it is nice, God bless

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

Send a picture so Ron can post 😊 facesforgottentoday@gmail.com

@jerrydouglas8436 2 года назад

@@KimberlyLew doing that now, thanks

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Very cool send us a picture, Instagram or email

@rosemaryangela1825 2 года назад

Our generation. (I was born in 1960) did not go to cemeteries. Ever. I wouldn’t want to b in one alone. However, I enjoy this series.

@alandickerson3379 2 года назад

Thank you for the tour of this beautiful cemetery!!

@yoranw4608 2 года назад

G.M. Stevens, at the end, was probably like *”Finally, some light”,* when you removed the vent cover, for a brief instant. LOL. Another awesome and peaceful video. Thank you, Ron.

@carolynmarchetti8486 2 года назад

Hi ron

@cindymcgill642 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing with us all merry christmas 🎄 to everyone. Love the videos

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

Merry Christmas Cindy 🦌

@indigohalo3421 2 года назад

Sometimes I feel sad about this..I am the memory keeper..in my family..everytime I went to grandma's house..I would sit on the edge of her chair..and she would tell me about them..her baby brother was killed in the war..I felt like I knew him..and I loved it..I had a friend that did my genealogy..I have my grandma's cedar chest..with quilt tops..dating back..at least a hundred years..I'm the last..today's young aren't interested..I guess it takes up to much time..ppl are to busy..and everything is electronic..but maybe it's just me..Lol

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

I’ve been researching my family for decades. Have many bins full of documents, photos, items. But, no takers 😞

@Corgis175 2 года назад

These kind of discovery walks are always interesting.

@mikekatras772 2 года назад

Beautiful cemetery terrific day to take a walk really enjoyed it. Thank you Ron.🇺🇸👮🏻‍♂️

@vickilynn3760 2 года назад

I understand how you feel Ron. I was a memorial councilor for several years and because the older councilors were beyond childbearing years, they thought that I, being a young mother, would be better suited to address all the baby and young people burials. It got to be extremely stressful for me. After the family were finished making arrangements and left, I cried for them and their losses. After a few years of this, I asked to be transferred to making arrangements for older people, which was not granted, so I had to quit. Do yourself a favor and take a break if you need to. We will all understand. It's always such a peaceful walk through the cemetery with you narrating. God Bless, Ron.

@krissarasexydiva1781 2 года назад

Wonder if the bones are still there hundred years later

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

A buried body's bones with no embalming and no casket will usually last for 10 to 12 years. An embalmed body in a casket and watertight vault can last for decades or more.

@lesleycooke6226 2 года назад

Beautiful Cemetery i love walking through Cemeterys at home in the UK reading the stones say a little prayer. My sister and i went to lay Christmas wreaths on our familys graves at Carlton and Willford hill in Nottingham UK on Monday so tranquil. Looking forward to the Christmas one gang. Much respect Ron.❤🎄🎄💐💐💐💐

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas Lesley!

@lesleycooke6226 2 года назад

@@FacesoftheForgotten Merry Christmas to you all. 👋🎄🎄🎅🤶☃️☃️☃️❤

@Momvon1 Год назад

I have always been taken to the cemetery to decorate and remember my relatives and I have always taken my kids and grandkids. My parents always encouraged us to appreciate where we came from and celebrate our past along with our future.

@theresalaux5655 2 года назад

Keep up the good work Ron! Beautiful cemetery!

@carolynkatsilas8676 2 года назад

Cemeteries are a refuge to me too, they are so peaceful and you wonder about the people buried there, whenever I felt down and just wanted to think I’d visit a cemetery and walk around. I have a very bad back now and can’t walk, but maybe about 10 steps and so my cemetery visits are over for me so that’s why I appreciate you so much Ron for these wonderful cemetery visits, thanks so much ❤️

@Lilaa86 2 года назад

From Italy 🇮🇹 Happy holidays Ron! And merry Christmas ✨🎄🎅🏼 stay safe and thanks for the beautiful job that you do with yours videos, you enjoy us all the days; you’re an amazing story teller!

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Happy holidays to you Lila! Appreciate your kind words.

@debbiewhitman1305 2 года назад

I have always enjoyed walking through cemetaries..It is nice to know that I'm not just an oddball in this regard..I love the peacefulness of a quiet old cemetary...I always loved looking at the various old tombstones...it's fascinating :-)

@johno30197 2 года назад

Got lovely sematary where I live it's massive never bothered with it before but will definitely check it now when it warm's up after watching FOTF....thanks for that ron..

@johno30197 2 года назад

@@AutismDude32 cause my fav movie is pet sematary & the names FOTF in the title mate..surely after 130+ comments you know that lol.

@johno30197 2 года назад

@@AutismDude32 bout your comment just guessed was I right???..bout pet sematary that'll be the title lad P.E.T S.E.M.A.T.A.R.Y hope this helped you out sir and you learn't something new today👍

@johno30197 2 года назад

@@AutismDude32 FOTF self explanatory go figure..good at guessing a guess figuratively speaking ⬆️ ➡️ ⤵️ might wanna g...le that lad

@catherineferguson7388 2 года назад

Hi Ron what a beautiful Cemetery full of wander, lovely grave stones, no wonder they show that Cemetery of to the public, the pollution has destroyed some of the graves, they must have cost a fortune at the start., all the best Ron and Thank you. Xxx

@cindymccafferty8346 2 года назад

Cities in the 1800s, early 1900s were crowded. Green space was at a premium. People worked six days a week. On Sundays, hundreds of them went to the cemeteries to have picnics and let their kids play. It was “the place” to go. The first public park system was established in the City of Milwaukee, according to a documentary on their history. The idea caught on like wildfire and inspired federal parks such as Yellowstone.

@pattid1470 Год назад

My family is buried there and I think this place is just beautiful.. It takes days to see all the beauty..

@annabellasarafaraone4147 2 года назад

Greetings Ron!!! (Bet you thought I was going to say ' Good - day??!), My cousin Ruggerio, (Whom was a monumental mason), asserted that Quartz is the most durable stone! it' s stable at earth surface, and is not porous! Granite is commendable but it depends on it's grade. Bronze would be the only singular alternative. When, as a child in Venice:My Grand Mother Annabella frequently journeyed with me to the Isola di San Michele CemeterioDeath was not regarded a, Taboo like in Pommieland!!, it was a locale to become acquainted with one's own mortality as well as loved ones'predeceased!! it was therapeutic,not fear-filling! Wishing you and your family well-wishes for Xmas and continuing through the new year! Be safe and stay healthy Sir, always in my thoughts. Until later🦋🦋 🦋 ❤️❤️

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Thank you for the great note, enjoy the holidays and best wishes to you and yours Annabella

@pearlmay8647 2 года назад

I was born in 1957 and growing up in a small town in Pennsylvania my grandmother and one aunt always took us kids up to the cemetery. They did this to keep alive the memory of those who passed before us. Through their stories and memories I feel I have come to know more of who my family is and was Through the years I still like to visit cemeteries far and wide. I find them a place of peace . Thank you Ron for all you do for it is indeed priceless the history and experiences you share.

@maribethwhiting7114 2 года назад

Another great one! I love how often you upload a video. I could watch one of your videos every day.... and sometimes I do lol I'm still watching ones I've missed but I know I'll be watching some more than once. You really have peaked my interest in cemeteries. I want to start visiting ones around me. We have a huge one by me ( well, 20 mins away) that's really old. They do a "Dunmore cemetery tour" . Dunmore is the name of the town it's in. I think they have tour guides through it and I believe they dress in what they would wear in the years in the section they are guiding. ( I hope that makes sense lol) it's supposed to be really good. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas and a blessed new year!

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Thanks Mary Beth, merry Christmas to you and yours

@debbiebutler3815 2 года назад

Fantastic video today Ron ♥️

@letitbesummer6536 2 года назад

I understand what you mean by needing a break from the grim, sad stories. It’s good to intersperse with lighter stories sometimes too! I follow a lot of true crime - past & present , and your cemetery channel etc. Sometimes I need to return to more cheerful pursuits. Merry Christmas Ron & all! 🎄❄️🎄❄️🎄❄️

@letitbesummer6536 2 года назад

@@pippadot679 That name came about bc I was listening to Beatles Let It Be one day & got inspired to use it. Summer I used, bc I love that season. Together I didn’t intend that meaning, but it sounds nice! As a true crime follower, you might know how the name irked me this past summer. Gabby Petito had a tatoo ‘Let It Be’ on her body & Summer Wells is another case I follow. Real name is Lauren, so folks here can use that too!

@letitbesummer6536 2 года назад

@@pippadot679 Wow Pippadot! Amazing! A kindred spirit it seems. So many ppl that follow Ron are just wonderful. Glad to meet another one!

@letitbesummer6536 2 года назад

@@pippadot679 Debbie I’d love to if I’m able! Think I caught that once when Ron was with the chatters but would do it again for sure!

@amandapanda7878 2 года назад

thanks again ron, so peaceful.You are so respectful. most would walk over graves not caring...Thanks for giving the dead their dignity, as in feel even we are dead we deserve respect and dignity.

@danmiller4314 2 года назад

I wrote this for your stories today Ron. Here we are, all at rest alone Under the turf, in our forever home Some by illness, accident or disaster All gone off to meet our Master Most of us bearing a marble crown upon our head To remind one, that in time, they too will be dead Some of our crowns shinning, some rotten But rest at ease - it doesn't matter, in time, we'll all be forgotten Safe travels. Merry Christmas

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

nice! Merry Christmas Dan.

@aliciabrewer9444 2 года назад

I've loved walking around in old cemeteries since I was in my young teens, I'd go with my mom and grandmother. I look at the gravestones and wonder about the lives they had and all the history with them. Some cemeteries are fascinating to see. A lot of times when I'm having a bad day, I will go to the cemetery and walk around. It's a peaceful place for me to go when I just need time to myself to think. I enjoyed seeing all the gravestones and monuments in this cemetery Ron, great video. 👍🙂 Stay safe out there Ron. 🙂💖

@cathleencavanaugh8351 2 года назад

Its too bad vandals can't be tracked down & given option of using their boredom & energy to clean up cemetery & restore stones . a few cameras & use of a judge , court system during the evening when vandals are busy anyway ( like night court ) .it may teach them they wouldn't want that to happen to the grave of some one they love .it's impossible to be depressed & grateful at same time. Its impossible to be Bored & constructive @ same time !

@mary-anneswanson8445 2 года назад

It was quite enjoyable just to wander amongst the headstones and just relax. Merry Christmas to you and yours :)

@2snowgirl520 2 года назад

I can’t imagine how they keep these large cemeteries lawns mowed.

@conniedean9466 2 года назад

This is such a beautiful cemetery! Thanks for sharing. Cemeteries are so peaceful.

@lovescoffee9780 2 года назад

I used cemetaries in the middle 1960's. My family would say what is wrong with you. Lol. I haven't stopped.

@salliecaulford4875 2 года назад

like watching your videos; the way you honor/share respect to these souls. kudos to you Ron, keep up the good work

@gailellis8482 2 года назад

I went to Graceland in October!! Do you know anything about the little girl name Inez Clark? Her headstone has a glass cover.

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Yes, I talked about it during my live stream there several months ago. I think that statue was made as a marketing piece by the sculptor back in the day, not sure if there’s somebody really there

@58Athena58 2 года назад

MERRY CHRISTMAS RON AND TO YOUR FAMILY! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Merry Christmas to you and yours!

@proteopathy 2 года назад

I enjoy all of your videos, but these freestyle type are my favorites! Happy holidays, Ron!

@susanweiss1439 2 года назад

Pardon my ignorance, what is Woodmen of the world?

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

It’s a fraternal society

@susanweiss1439 2 года назад

@@KimberlyLew Thanks, will have to look them up.

@mikechap2021 2 года назад

Always a pleasure to view your cemetery wanderings ...

@BlessedbytheKingofKings 2 года назад

Hello.

@usasstar 2 года назад

I would love to visit Graceland cemetery I pass by it all the time going into the city 🏙 & doing errands. All the famous Chicago makers and Famous settlers from Chicago are buried there it’s so interesting and their tunes are so beautiful. Thank you for taking us on a tour around merry Christmas to you and your family see you on the next video thank you for sharing the videos with us thank you 🎄☃️❄️🎅🏽

@KimberlyLew 2 года назад

I think you should stop sometime & take a peaceful break 😉

@jmorgan5252 2 года назад

when I visit or move to a new city I check out their Cemeteries because you can learn a lot about the city just by their Cemeteries My two favorite cemeteries are Mount Moriah in Deadwood SD and the Riverside in Denver CO

@stephanieevans9746 2 года назад

Hey, I love your channel but can you do me a favor? Can you try to do a segment on the Plutonium plant cover up that killed Karen Silkwood by Kerr/Magee, in Crescent, Oklahoma? I don't want her forgotten and nobody was ever held accountable for her death or contaminating her. Thank you.

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

I will keep it in mind thanks

@nikkilynnebreder3233 2 года назад

Speaking of mausoleums, I would love love love to visit La Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires someday. It’s like a little town of mausoleums.

@Wendeajo 2 года назад

I never knew there were such things as buried mausoleums or crypts that required air vents. I learn something new at each segment I watch. So sad that some of those markers are so badly damaged and unreadable. They are truly The Forgotten. :( I guess the cemetery keeps records of who is where, but still...

@krissarasexydiva1781 2 года назад

Wonder the story behind all those people

@sallypoolman7913 2 года назад

Wishing a happy and peaceful Christmas to you and your precious family Ron from here in the U.K.. Thankyou for all your hard work and for honouring the memory of so many with your great storytelling.. l get to see so much of your country and learn all about its history whilst tagging along on your many roadtrips. Where to next? !