All of the memorials that I have created are done so with the utmost respect. If you are a family member and wish to have a memorial removed, please let me know and I will do so immediately. I do not include survivors in obits to respect the privacy of the living.

I do not verify any edits sent to me. Please make certain that the information you submit is accurate.

I leave a flower on every memorial that I visit, even if I am not related.

RUDE AND DISCOURTEOUS EMAILS WILL BE IGNORED AND DELETED! I cannot stress this enough. If the rude communication is continuous and unrelenting, the screenshots will be reported to FAG administration. There is absolutely no need to bring misery and bad attitudes to my inbox and I won't tolerate it. We are not being paid to do this and we are all human and make mistakes.

I do appreciate the 99% of you who are generous, considerate and cordial. You are my kind of people!

If I have sent you a suggested edit, please note that I have researched and confirmed that the info is correct. In addition to transcribing old obituaries, I also enjoy filling in the holes on memorials. If you believe that I have made a mistake, please point it out and I will fix it.

I do not need to collect thousands of memorials just for the sake of collecting them. I do work on each individual memorial to the fullest extent possible. Some memorials have been inherited from fallen fellow gravers and dear friends that have passed on. I am slowly but surely trying to get them transferred to Find A Grave for safe keeping.

I will usually never ask for a transfer but will welcome transfers if you do not want to keep up with the addition of information. I will also be happy to transfer any memorials that you ask for. No explanation needed. My only request is that if you are not a direct family member to please transfer the memorial if a direct family member asks after it is in your care.

Please know that a lot of time and research has gone into finding final disposition for the folks I have made memorials for. I am NOT here for numbers or "tallies", I am here to help others with their family lines. With that being said, sometimes the cemetery records, funeral homes and even obits will make a mistake when it comes to the final burial place.

I believe that EVERYONE deserves to be remembered, long after their relatives that were around them in life have passed away and their memory kind of, just gets lost. That is why I love and respect this site, because we can make a record of someone that may have been forgotten, or their burial site was unknown, their ashes lost or their stone is broke, deteriorated or unreadable. Wouldn't YOU want to be remembered? I know I would.

This project is very important to me. I have nothing to gain in return other than a great feeling that someone that may have been lost, has been found again. And that is a great feeling!!

"Keeper of the Stones"
As I lie here in eternal rest, among rows of others just the same.
Your only quest, to find my name.
And give it to those, that are still living.
I thank you now, my name you've found.
For once again, I'm still remembered.
By Cindy Tvrdik

All of the memorials that I have created are done so with the utmost respect. If you are a family member and wish to have a memorial removed, please let me know and I will do so immediately. I do not include survivors in obits to respect the privacy of the living.

I do not verify any edits sent to me. Please make certain that the information you submit is accurate.

I leave a flower on every memorial that I visit, even if I am not related.

RUDE AND DISCOURTEOUS EMAILS WILL BE IGNORED AND DELETED! I cannot stress this enough. If the rude communication is continuous and unrelenting, the screenshots will be reported to FAG administration. There is absolutely no need to bring misery and bad attitudes to my inbox and I won't tolerate it. We are not being paid to do this and we are all human and make mistakes.

I do appreciate the 99% of you who are generous, considerate and cordial. You are my kind of people!

If I have sent you a suggested edit, please note that I have researched and confirmed that the info is correct. In addition to transcribing old obituaries, I also enjoy filling in the holes on memorials. If you believe that I have made a mistake, please point it out and I will fix it.

I do not need to collect thousands of memorials just for the sake of collecting them. I do work on each individual memorial to the fullest extent possible. Some memorials have been inherited from fallen fellow gravers and dear friends that have passed on. I am slowly but surely trying to get them transferred to Find A Grave for safe keeping.

I will usually never ask for a transfer but will welcome transfers if you do not want to keep up with the addition of information. I will also be happy to transfer any memorials that you ask for. No explanation needed. My only request is that if you are not a direct family member to please transfer the memorial if a direct family member asks after it is in your care.

Please know that a lot of time and research has gone into finding final disposition for the folks I have made memorials for. I am NOT here for numbers or "tallies", I am here to help others with their family lines. With that being said, sometimes the cemetery records, funeral homes and even obits will make a mistake when it comes to the final burial place.

I believe that EVERYONE deserves to be remembered, long after their relatives that were around them in life have passed away and their memory kind of, just gets lost. That is why I love and respect this site, because we can make a record of someone that may have been forgotten, or their burial site was unknown, their ashes lost or their stone is broke, deteriorated or unreadable. Wouldn't YOU want to be remembered? I know I would.

This project is very important to me. I have nothing to gain in return other than a great feeling that someone that may have been lost, has been found again. And that is a great feeling!!

"Keeper of the Stones"
As I lie here in eternal rest, among rows of others just the same.
Your only quest, to find my name.
And give it to those, that are still living.
I thank you now, my name you've found.
For once again, I'm still remembered.
By Cindy Tvrdik