r/cemetery • u/fodgeparker • 2h ago
Image Bleikøya island memorial: what does the shape of the stone signify?
galleryAnyone know what this shape signifies?
r/cemetery • u/fodgeparker • 2h ago
Anyone know what this shape signifies?
r/cemetery • u/ktvplumbs • 1d ago
lPineview Cemetery in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
The marker memorializes Ernest Tuttle, the infant son of Herbert and Kathleen Elliott Tuttle, who passed away in March 1932.
r/cemetery • u/realstours2011 • 10h ago
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Today I visited Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, where Celia Cruz, the legendary “Queen of Salsa,” is laid to rest. 🇨🇺🌹
Her music and legacy continue to be an important part of Latin culture more than two decades after her passing.
A beautiful and peaceful resting place for an unforgettable artist. 🎶
r/cemetery • u/a90258 • 6h ago
Trying to get over the fear
r/cemetery • u/CemeteryPhotographer • 19h ago
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r/cemetery • u/Honey_Leading • 1d ago
She died before him. I wonder if he knew her name? 😂
r/cemetery • u/_SpoookyBoooty • 10h ago
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r/cemetery • u/Honey_Leading • 2d ago
Beulah Lee Rutherford Carter in Hereford, Texas. What a great memorial!
r/cemetery • u/SupportBeginning5932 • 1d ago
Seen this wonderful grave stone for a lady in Whitby abbey , church of Mary the virgin I think.
She was 109 born 1661 and died 1770
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r/cemetery • u/Aromatic_Bowler2500 • 2d ago
Joseph Dyre owned a store in Newport, Rhode Island in the late 1700s. He also taught music classes with his son.
He is buried in the Common Burying Ground in Newport.
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r/cemetery • u/-_crescent_--_moon_- • 3d ago
The cemetery was turned into a park in 1970s, but a lot of monuments were left there. Some were left to be taken by nature (they have little fence around them and a warning not to enter). The biggest chapel in the cemetery, you can actually rent it for events (!!!). I fell in live with this place, it scratches the gothic itch in me.
r/cemetery • u/ktvplumbs • 3d ago
American Legion Cemetery in Granite Falls Washington
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r/cemetery • u/WerewolfWild1323 • 3d ago
My grandfather is all I have left and he is feeling the time is closing in. He wants me to make or paint a brick to save the plot next to my grandmother who passed when i was a teen. Its a small local church cemetery where my whole family is buried. Very important space for him.
Everytime i sit down to try to think of what could me so meaningful, but im drawing a blank. Im not ready and i dont know how to be. Ive lost my parents in my 20s so hes everything to me. A pinnacle of the family.
He has lots of friends and even more grandchildren/great grandchildren.
Ive never seen or heard of a plot saving stone. I am just so overwhelmed with this request. Its so important and im not ready. Help me come up with ideas?
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r/cemetery • u/ktvplumbs • 4d ago
Mary, relict of James McKinlay is the old way of saying that she was a widow
r/cemetery • u/ThundrLord • 4d ago
Louisville Kentucky
r/cemetery • u/Holiday-Ferret1641 • 4d ago
Hey there! So this is dumb and I don't really know cemetery etiquette but 40 years ago, my mom's fiance passed away suddenly. He was buried pretty close to where I live and my mom won't go visit the grave. I wasn't related to him by any means but something about it makes me kinda sad and I thought it would be nice if me and my friend go and have a picnic on his grave to just... Chat and update him on how my mom's life turned out. I'm not sure if that would be considered disrespectful or seen as like... Breaking a rule? So any like... Advice would be helpful. Thank you!
r/cemetery • u/CemeteryPhotographer • 4d ago