Ashes to ashes

Never knew this 😢. Thank you for filming it❤

I never heard him talk about his father. I remember his mother on his show a lot. I remember when he did the weather om channel 13 in the early 70s.

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I wonder if that name has anything to do with President Truman since that would have been the year Roosevelt died and Truman became president and ended World War II.

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Ty for your Service sir may you now rest in peace 🙏

Hey Fred, If you have a good DAR in your town, they are really good about marking the Revolutionary Soldiers. That is a cool tomb. I do a lot of cemeteries too.

RIP 🙏 Glad that's still legible 👍

Thanks for posting.

Rest in peace ❤❤❤ Pakistan 💖💚

Well it might have been I'm going to be funny and have a little bit of a sense of humor like The Brady bunch 😅 No I don't think it's ever ever ever ever And no I don't think that is ever funny I was just thinking maybe it was play marriage situation where's the husband died Then she got remarried maybe sadly the husband passed away unexpectedly and then she got remarried and they decided to as a family they still wanted to be buried together the same family section .

Less than a year younger than me. I'm glad he got to live a full long life. Too many in my age group didn't.

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Thank you for your service and sacrifice for your country!!

Probably they were married you fool

Blessings!!

_Walking through history like this is incredibly humbling. Every stone tells a story, a life lived, loved, and lost. Section 33 of Crown Hill Cemetery feels like a sacred space where time stands still. It's a powerful reminder to cherish every moment, to live life to the fullest, and to leave a legacy of love and kindness. Let's honor these souls by living our lives with purpose and compassion._

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The genealogist in me wonders if there are any ancestors and if they know that this is where he's buried. I did a lot of genealogy research in 2008-2009 and after I'd be willing to bet I know more about my mother's ancestors than she did. So many are buried in the little pioneer cemeteries. According to what I remember her telling me she only knew the maiden last name of her maternal grandmother but nothing beyond that. The paternal side was easier because the name stayed the same.

God bless you!

How wonderful for you to honor them. They deserve to be remembered. My aunt Martha Bell's brother Ralph Goff was killed in World War II in one of the battles. All of her generation are gone and maybe some of my generation that would have been directly related to him. He is in Grovelawn and I always stop by his grave and the separate memorial to all the local men killed in the war and pay my respects even though he is not a blood relative.

Thank you.

I see a Scott grave. I have Scott's among my ancestors also.

Love the music.

This is so great that you are honoring our veterans. This man lived a good long life in spite of having gone through battles of War.

I can't tell with my bad eyesight but are the headstones still readable? They remind me of the field stones in the cemetery near Losantville where some of my ancestors are buried.

Beautiful musical background! I think it does enhance the experience of watching the video.

I think I'm going to have to visit that cemetery the next time I'm in town. Do you know offhand which cemetery it is that Amick monuments is near? I have been there but I don't remember of the cemetery across from it.

Sre you part of the family? It's kind of private.... maybe that's why they got a family crypt. Film some nature.

Why look inside??? Nothing there serous why bother??? There soul are long gone only thing left is a shell.

A lot of the pioneers who founded that area came from Pennsylvania and Maryland. My ancestors did. A friend of mine who was into genealogy told me about the national road or national highway, I can't remember the exact name without looking it up. I guess when the Northwest Territory was acquired for the United States and it included Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan and maybe Wisconsin or Minnesota, pioneer started coming along the national road to the northwest territory to startup farms. I didn't realize until after my parents were gone that my family dated back several generations to the early 1800s. My mother's family was Methodist and my dad's family was Quaker so it was easier to research my dad's family and he did that before he passed away. The Quaker's cup such good records. But I did a lot of research on my mother's side after I retired and found a whole lot of information including where many of the ancestors were buried in various cemeteries including a few of the pioneer cemeteries that were on farms. They are really fascinating also.

My ancestors, I have forgotten how many greats without looking it up, are buried straight ahead and off to the left. My parents and other relatives are over on the new side.

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The castle is the MacAllister family. Founders of MacAllister Machinery (CAT). Founded in Indianapolis IN 1945.

You are raising her well. I remember the Indy Racers.

Rip ❤

It's so pretty and peaceful there.

Love your niece waving 🙂

Rest in peace sir. Thank you and all our military for your service.😢

You are in good hands.

Looks like they lost a mother and baby. How sad. And she was only 20. Maybe a disease was going through the area? Otherwise possibly just childbirth. I looked at it again and Mama's death date was the same as baby's birthday and then the baby only lived a month. A similar thing happened to my husband's great-great-grandmother. First boy was born, then about 3years later a girl, mother died from complications and baby only survived a couple months.

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Thank you for your service, Sir.

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Beauty.

Love this Cemetery, go and see John a few times a year. I was the one that left the Picture there, that wont last long. Lol. Great Video thanks for sharing this.

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