I came across FAG when researching my family heritage. Since then I find myself visiting every cemetery I run across.. The photo attached are markers I found of three unknown Union Soldiers in a small cemetery in Dexter, Mo. I found and photographed markers at Arlington National for a friend I made on FAG. And photographed a memorial at Gettysburg, PA for the same friend who's GGG Grandfather fought. Found some requests in Baltimore, MD, but you can probably find me every weekend at Olivewood, Evergreen or Riverside National cemeteries in Riverside, Ca.

Being a Veteran myself I find pride taking photo's of my fellow brothers / sisters for their families.

Some surnames I am researching are Bower, Keith, Wengle, Shupp, Butcher, Babb, and Rigsby.

My second Hobby is Antique Cars. So if you see a blue 1941 Plymouth in a cemetery, look me up and say Hi.. I sometimes drive it on my volunteer quests.

You are welcome to download and use my photo's for your ancestry research.

I came across FAG when researching my family heritage. Since then I find myself visiting every cemetery I run across.. The photo attached are markers I found of three unknown Union Soldiers in a small cemetery in Dexter, Mo. I found and photographed markers at Arlington National for a friend I made on FAG. And photographed a memorial at Gettysburg, PA for the same friend who's GGG Grandfather fought. Found some requests in Baltimore, MD, but you can probably find me every weekend at Olivewood, Evergreen or Riverside National cemeteries in Riverside, Ca.

Being a Veteran myself I find pride taking photo's of my fellow brothers / sisters for their families.

Some surnames I am researching are Bower, Keith, Wengle, Shupp, Butcher, Babb, and Rigsby.

My second Hobby is Antique Cars. So if you see a blue 1941 Plymouth in a cemetery, look me up and say Hi.. I sometimes drive it on my volunteer quests.

You are welcome to download and use my photo's for your ancestry research.