Findagrave is an invaluable resource and repository for family researchers everywhere. Please use it, update it, add to it, yes, the team needs your help !

Bren greatly enjoys photographing cemeteries near her home in Central Georgia and along the Gulf Coast of Mississippi. She uses digital files to update or create memorials herein. Please feel free to use her photographs as needed without further consent.

Should you find your name listed as a survivor in a posted obituary and would like your name removed, just ask. It will be removed promptly. Obituaries add genealogical information, if not captured, will be lost to paid sites. Related to the cost of living, cremation is on the rise and this may be all that remains to memorialize our loved ones. If a newspaper or funeral home has already published a name in an obituary, anonymity is already compromised.

Not that I'm planning on going anywhere anytime soon, but . . . in the event of my demise or incapacitation, it is my wish that my memorials be transferred to the esteemed, John Mallory Land (#46870015). He is aware and has agreed to this arrangement.

Findagrave is an invaluable resource and repository for family researchers everywhere. Please use it, update it, add to it, yes, the team needs your help !

Bren greatly enjoys photographing cemeteries near her home in Central Georgia and along the Gulf Coast of Mississippi. She uses digital files to update or create memorials herein. Please feel free to use her photographs as needed without further consent.

Should you find your name listed as a survivor in a posted obituary and would like your name removed, just ask. It will be removed promptly. Obituaries add genealogical information, if not captured, will be lost to paid sites. Related to the cost of living, cremation is on the rise and this may be all that remains to memorialize our loved ones. If a newspaper or funeral home has already published a name in an obituary, anonymity is already compromised.

Not that I'm planning on going anywhere anytime soon, but . . . in the event of my demise or incapacitation, it is my wish that my memorials be transferred to the esteemed, John Mallory Land (#46870015). He is aware and has agreed to this arrangement.