I went to Iowa to see my family there. My grandmother took my father and I to see the graves of our relatives. Names became reality to me as I looked at the names of my kin. I took pictures of the cemeteries and the plaques and monuments. These became invaluable when my father took courses from Clyde Arbuckle in geneology . I learned a lot about my family. In school I learned about architecture and was assigned Oak Hill Cemetery down the street from my house. Check out the mausoleum sometime. The work is amazing. In the early 90's I was handed a job working for a local mortuary and saw a lot of things. I've been to the Philippines, and saw the deceased and their cemeteries as well. I've got pictures of orbs, spirits and other things unknown and unseen at the time of taking the pictures from the cemetery in the province and a dozen other locations, there and back home in the states. I've heard and seen way too much from an early age to ignore what most shut their eyes to. There is life after death! Respect the dead or they will remind you in ways you may not like! Remember one thing very important when grave or ghost hunting, whatever you see or hear, do not challenge. Be polite and courteous!!!
Remove your hat when a funeral passes by, don't speak ill of the deceased, remember your friends and family in your days and in your prayers and remember... You will meet again. Let it be on good terms! There are people praying for more time. Don't waste yours! God bless!!!

I went to Iowa to see my family there. My grandmother took my father and I to see the graves of our relatives. Names became reality to me as I looked at the names of my kin. I took pictures of the cemeteries and the plaques and monuments. These became invaluable when my father took courses from Clyde Arbuckle in geneology . I learned a lot about my family. In school I learned about architecture and was assigned Oak Hill Cemetery down the street from my house. Check out the mausoleum sometime. The work is amazing. In the early 90's I was handed a job working for a local mortuary and saw a lot of things. I've been to the Philippines, and saw the deceased and their cemeteries as well. I've got pictures of orbs, spirits and other things unknown and unseen at the time of taking the pictures from the cemetery in the province and a dozen other locations, there and back home in the states. I've heard and seen way too much from an early age to ignore what most shut their eyes to. There is life after death! Respect the dead or they will remind you in ways you may not like! Remember one thing very important when grave or ghost hunting, whatever you see or hear, do not challenge. Be polite and courteous!!!
Remove your hat when a funeral passes by, don't speak ill of the deceased, remember your friends and family in your days and in your prayers and remember... You will meet again. Let it be on good terms! There are people praying for more time. Don't waste yours! God bless!!!