Fitzgerald Children Killed by Diphtheria 

It is however quite comforting, the thought that maybe someday, long after I'm gone, and the sons of my grandsons are all forgotten, that maybe some kind soul would take a moment to take care of a lost stranger, and tell a bit of my story. Beautiful.

Thanks for your videos. They are very interesting to me.

My grandfather was away at Greenbriar Military School. He lost 3 siblings to dypyheria in two weeks. He said his life was saved because he was away. So sad for my great grandmother.

I love your channel and the work you do. The monument is so beautiful and you have given it another 100 years. God bless you!

Oh! I cleaned a beautiful marble stone and the base was like this one. You can see chisel marks on it. I thought it was marble, but now I know it wasn’t. Thank you so much for this insight!!

Beautiful job well done

I would love your job! Great work.

Love your work, but that droning on the audio was killing me. Ah, lawn mower.

I now see why not to use a wire brush. It takes a layer off. Are you the sexton of this cemetery? You do such a fantastic job. Thank you for all your hard work.😊

Watching from New Orleans, I'm surprised by the lack of religious objects, crosses, angels, in cemeteries up north.

I have watched a number of your and other resetting videos and wonder what purpose the lead wedge really serves? Is it there to maintain the gap for the epoxy?

Who hires you to do these repairs?

Thank you sir.

I think that you clean and repair tombstones

That title, while perfectly acceptable and accurate, makes it very difficult to give the thumbs up.

Thanks For Taking Care Of Veteran’s Headstones As Well As Other People’s Headstones.

I really like your calm respectful manner. I also enjoy the history you find on the people. Thank you.

Great content. Are you hired by the family, cemetery or is this something you do as a volunteer?

This past memorial day by daughter and I made the trip to saginaw michigan to visit my grandparents' grave, I hadn't visited the cemetery in 47 years. We noticed the the top portion of the memorial stone had slid forward a bit. So we cleaned it and planted some flowers, made a call and had someone come out to fix it. I dont think any of my extended family had been to the cemetery in years, so it was nice to be able to do this for my grandparents grave.

We are so lucky to have vaccines. Both my babies lived to grow up, and I am so grateful

Thanks for doing this. It's so fun to watch!

Is this a job? If so how would one get into doing this?