Hi! My name is Cindy, and I believe in angels. They walk among us and watch out for us, and I also believe we each have our own special angels who help guide us through life. I am 55 years old, married, with two children and one beautiful grandaughter. I found this site back in 2001 and immediately fell in love with it. I made a page for my daddy, then forgot my password, so wasn't able to discover the joy and peace that comes from leaving flowers for others.
A special thanks to Steve Edquist for helping me combine my old account from 2001 with this one. Once that was done, I finished creating my daddy's page. I would appreciate so much if you would leave a flower and/or note for him.
William L. Burleson

My daddy was a loving man who showed his love for his family in so many ways. I miss him every day.

My mother passed away on January 21, 2008. I am working on her bio and page here when I can bear it. Losing her was a devastating blow to the entire family. I lived with and saw her every day for 49 years of my life. Her name was Ann Nixon Burleson.


I rediscovered this site when Don Adams passed away on September 25, 2005. His most memorable role was Maxwell Smart, Secret Agent 86 from the 1965-1970 television show "Get Smart".

Don Adams

I have been enchanted with Don ever since I was 9 years old, which explains the many flowers and notes I have left for him. It's not often that a childhood crush lingers on through adulthood, but this one did, and Don is very special to me. There's a section of my heart where his name is written permanently. He has had such a profound impact on my life, in so many ways. I was honored to first visit his actual grave in California during June 2006. It is a bittersweet memory. I left a little of my heart behind with the memorial stone I left for him. I also was in Cali for his first Angel Day. I plan on visiting him as often as I can. It's the least I can do for someone who has made me so happy for many years. Don "introduced" me to my best friend in the world, and I will be forever grateful to him for this friendship. He will always be my hero, my muse, my love.

I am a music lover, and Whitney Houston, Ozzy Osbourne, Queen, and Fleetwood Mac are among my favorites. I'm an animal lover, especially dogs and cats, and an aspiring writer. I'm a hopeless romantic, very sentimental, and sometimes I think I'm too sensitive to the pain we all must experience as a part of our time here on earth. I believe we will most definitely see our loved ones again one day. This thought gives me much peace when I think about how much I miss the special people in my life who have left for the other side where life is Eternal.

I have a few minor health problems, so I'm not the most active soul in the world. I love my computer and the people I have met through it! There are so many wonderful people out there. I love life on Earth, but also look forward to Eternal Life spent with Jesus and all the people I love.

Never forget to say I Love You to those you care about. A great deal of what's wrong with today's world is that there isn't enough love.

Hi! My name is Cindy, and I believe in angels. They walk among us and watch out for us, and I also believe we each have our own special angels who help guide us through life. I am 55 years old, married, with two children and one beautiful grandaughter. I found this site back in 2001 and immediately fell in love with it. I made a page for my daddy, then forgot my password, so wasn't able to discover the joy and peace that comes from leaving flowers for others.
A special thanks to Steve Edquist for helping me combine my old account from 2001 with this one. Once that was done, I finished creating my daddy's page. I would appreciate so much if you would leave a flower and/or note for him.
William L. Burleson

My daddy was a loving man who showed his love for his family in so many ways. I miss him every day.

My mother passed away on January 21, 2008. I am working on her bio and page here when I can bear it. Losing her was a devastating blow to the entire family. I lived with and saw her every day for 49 years of my life. Her name was Ann Nixon Burleson.


I rediscovered this site when Don Adams passed away on September 25, 2005. His most memorable role was Maxwell Smart, Secret Agent 86 from the 1965-1970 television show "Get Smart".

Don Adams

I have been enchanted with Don ever since I was 9 years old, which explains the many flowers and notes I have left for him. It's not often that a childhood crush lingers on through adulthood, but this one did, and Don is very special to me. There's a section of my heart where his name is written permanently. He has had such a profound impact on my life, in so many ways. I was honored to first visit his actual grave in California during June 2006. It is a bittersweet memory. I left a little of my heart behind with the memorial stone I left for him. I also was in Cali for his first Angel Day. I plan on visiting him as often as I can. It's the least I can do for someone who has made me so happy for many years. Don "introduced" me to my best friend in the world, and I will be forever grateful to him for this friendship. He will always be my hero, my muse, my love.

I am a music lover, and Whitney Houston, Ozzy Osbourne, Queen, and Fleetwood Mac are among my favorites. I'm an animal lover, especially dogs and cats, and an aspiring writer. I'm a hopeless romantic, very sentimental, and sometimes I think I'm too sensitive to the pain we all must experience as a part of our time here on earth. I believe we will most definitely see our loved ones again one day. This thought gives me much peace when I think about how much I miss the special people in my life who have left for the other side where life is Eternal.

I have a few minor health problems, so I'm not the most active soul in the world. I love my computer and the people I have met through it! There are so many wonderful people out there. I love life on Earth, but also look forward to Eternal Life spent with Jesus and all the people I love.

Never forget to say I Love You to those you care about. A great deal of what's wrong with today's world is that there isn't enough love.