Micah is a true asset to your local cemeteries. The care he takes is awesome! I hope all cemeteries have Micahs.

@karenfreeman280

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

@lynnepaulocsak122

2 жыл бұрын

I sure hope so too!

Holy cow, that guy works HARD! Can’t believe he does all that he does by himself! Mad respect!

@joelalexander5338

2 жыл бұрын

@42Zero_Pizzaman_Tampa In the winter, also? What kind of grave yard did you work for?

My grandfather was also a grave digger in New York for 38 years.I commend all of the people who do this type of work because I know I couldn't do it.

@ImNotArthurMorgan

4 жыл бұрын

Yvonne Major it’s really not that bad if you have a crew of people on the grave sites, it goes much faster. But I give Micah props for doing it by himself.

I hope MIcah is being well compensated for his work. This is the part no one sees, and Micah you are much appreciated. My uncle use to be a grave digger, before the machinery.

@rethablair6902

3 жыл бұрын

😰😰😰😰😰😰ur poor uncle

@rethablair6902

2 жыл бұрын

@42Zero_Pizzaman_Tampa 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

@rethablair6902

2 жыл бұрын

@42Zero_Pizzaman_Tampa Jesus that sounds brutal😰

@scottsmith1349

2 жыл бұрын

Not really most places pay their actual workers roughly 12-15 an hour.

@roberta3463

2 жыл бұрын

That's so true, I live in Louisiana, the " Grave Attendants" down south makes $1,200 a pop.

I didn't realize what meticulous work digging a grave is. Thank you to Micah for his hard work and caring. Thanks for sharing!

@user-oz9sb3kf4u

3 жыл бұрын

Vault guy here, and i can tell you this is not normal and he is creating way more work for himself. Grave diggers are careful people tho, they have to be. This guy idk about. Tbh he irritate me if i showed up to do my service and seen this.

@user-oz9sb3kf4u

3 жыл бұрын

My company also has its own grave diggers.. But some places have contracts where only a certain person is allowed to dig in that cemetery, as well as my company has contracts that make us the only company allowed to dig in certain cemetery's..... Side not our company and most every other ome that doesnt leave a dirt pile they have a dump truck or gators the use to haul the dirt away with verses sitting it on the ground amd pushing it away, thay leaves a huge mess especially with no plywood down..

@user-sj9oi3jc8r

3 жыл бұрын

Да, блять, мы в России вручную все могилы копаем, какой нахуй экскаватор на кладбище? И объясните этому, с козлиной бородкой, что выравнивать могилу надо штыковой лопатой, а не совковой. Он более десяти лет копает могилы и не додумался штык к трубе приварить? Fucking horror show...

@jpolar394

2 жыл бұрын

Why the LOUD MUSIC between scenes ??

@timkreger9731

2 жыл бұрын

We are contracted to dig graves at four cemeteries. I've been digging graves for many years. He makes a big production out if a simple task. It doesn't have to be so perfect, no one sees it. The vault crew will cover everything with carpets

Neat guy, takes his job seriously. A hard worker too.

I hope Micah has an awesome chiropractor. My back hurts just watching him. Thank you for your hard work and caring for your customers.

@malcolmbibby2750

3 жыл бұрын

K b Opening a grave

@michaelwall2304

2 жыл бұрын

Didn’t even use gloves, his hands must be like leather…

Micah is of a special breed of man, he is very kind and caring. God bless him! I worked for a cemetery and I have to say I have the utmost respect for the people who do this labor intensive work in all sorts of weather, and all sorts of circumstances. Markers are not always easy to find, and the lay of the land is sometimes hilly and curvy making it even harder to maneuver the spaces. Thank you Micah for sharing what you do! 💕🙏🏼

Thank you Micah for all the hard work you do to take care of the cemeteries.

Thank you for posting Kari. You can tell Micah takes pride in his work.

@KaritheMortician

3 жыл бұрын

He does!

The music! Just no. However, love that there is passion for the deceased and the families. Very cool.

@jtlynn23

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. The music is inappropriate and awful.

@WhispersFromTheDark

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I'm right there with ya on that. I'm glad she no longer uses it, (this video was from 2018).

@EmilyTienne

2 жыл бұрын

The music was just so loud that you had to constantly adjust the volume, down, up, down, up. Ack!

@bernadettebaker4940

2 жыл бұрын

😱

@FirstnameLastname-wx2ck

2 жыл бұрын

Omg stfu you pompus ass! Nothing makes you happy! I feel sorry for your spouse!

I am a gravedigger at a Catholic cemetery in Norfolk, Va. I really enjoyed this video. I love showing people what we do. Thank you so much.

@KaritheMortician

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your hard work!!

An interesting video. It's a look at one of the most unappreciated and overlooked jobs in the world. Best regards to Micah.

I can't even imagine how they manage to find a grave when there's snow and the stones are even covered. And setting up the vault is basically a science. It's nice to see how much this man cares about the people he serves. Thanks you!

@westsparks6844

3 жыл бұрын

Lot of places now store bodies over winter, bury in spring.

There is a lot more work digging a grave than I realized. Thank you for educating me.

@KaritheMortician

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome!

This guys shovel work is very good, very CLEAN, sharp straight walls, great edges. Sounds funny but as a "short handle" ditch digger myself, excellence was expected.

He is one hard worker, if i tried, i'd probably put my back out with my luck,its obvious he treats the recipiant with respect thank you sir.

I would be so comforted knowing Micah was taking care of my family. ❤

@boobooc4313

5 жыл бұрын

Fq

@boobooc4313

5 жыл бұрын

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@beckielassetter8865

4 жыл бұрын

He seems to care he takes that extra time .

@reneewhite9617

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the same same thing

I met with the funeral director and two hours later stopped at my dads grave and the grave digger had already dug my mom’s grave! The grave digger was so sweet and happy to talk about his job with me. I’m so appreciative of these hard workers who do such valuable work so we can lay our loved ones to rest.

@KaritheMortician

Жыл бұрын

Wow!!

Yes, please tell Micah thank you for all that he does! You can really see how much work he puts into what he does. You can definitely see and hear how passionate he is about his work. I am glad people like him exist

Great video Kari! I have actually gotten to witness a completed burial with vault and all. I was around 11 yrs old at the time and the cemetery workers were very understanding of our curiosity. They took the time to explain what they were doing and didn’t try to run us off. I like the respect you show others and identify them as part of the team. It’s funny how many people still think the town drunk digs all the graves.. lol

I've always been the kind of person who hates not knowing secrets. Your line of work has always been a mystery. Thank you for sharing all the behind the scenes information.

@KaritheMortician

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome!

@tripswithtom

3 жыл бұрын

She is only doing this for the money, she is not well respected in our community of funeral directors , her work is horrible as a funeral director so that's why the videos , she should have her licensed revoked ..disgrace to the mortuary community

@Bostonguy222

2 жыл бұрын

@@tripswithtom any evidence to back the slander Tom?

@johnblaesel5493

2 жыл бұрын

@@tripswithtom That’s pretty libelous.

@tripswithtom

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnblaesel5493 how so is that? It's the truth everyone in our industry knows this also

Thank You Mr. Micah for all that you do. This video bought me to tear. No not sad tears. Seeing Mr. Micah prepare the grave with such passion means a lot. Thank You Karri for sharing with us.

@ajplays7241

5 жыл бұрын

this is so ironic i just got back from a funeral and theyre having a burial at this time

@cathibotelho8764

5 жыл бұрын

Pooo9

@Truthteller000

5 жыл бұрын

Great comment and it's so great to know that there are people like you, me and so many others that can appreciate the hard work that does into bringing the living comfort concerning their loved ones.

@johnharris7751

5 жыл бұрын

My step dad dug a lot of Graves and gravestone footings in the 1960s and 70s all by hand never used a machine. In the Adirondacks we didn't do much grave digging in the winter but when the frost left the ground the old man was balls to the wall and almost every grave meant a gravestone so it was good side money as highway man's wages weren't very high back then.

@johnharris7751

5 жыл бұрын

@@KaritheMortician It was a family event, after supper and on weekends, it really didn't take him that long as for his unbelievable work ethic. The folks he didn't care for he always dug a little deeper, that however back fired on him when he passed, he spent the winter in the vault next to a woman he totally hated.

Micah seems like such a genuine man and I’m sure the families are very happy knowing he cares for them all. Such hard work!! Thanks Kari for another great, informative video.

@ginasmiles5056

2 жыл бұрын

Awe. Absolutely wonderful Micah. Thanks

This was very cool to learn about! It was awesome that Micah not only knew how to do his job well, but that he knows so much about the people buried & the cemetaries, too 😊 Thanks Kari!

@chrisroland2275

5 жыл бұрын

I wonder if Micah had anyone he didn't exactly like? He could come up with ways to hide someone where no one would find them! Ha-Ha!

Wonderful video, Kari. What an enormous amount of work involved in the grave preparation! Micah worked tirelessly on this job and showed an incredible amount of knowledge. He’s obviously very meticulous, which shows such respect for the person being buried, those buried around this grave and the loved ones left behind. Thank you for sharing, Kari.

Late comment but wanted to say how impressed I am with Micah! He takes such pride in his work. I have been very disappointed to see at our local cemetery that poorly done grave digging jobs have resulted in graves continuing to settle improperly for months. I am particularly impressed with how he retains the sod- a lot of hard physical work. It makes sense to keep it but more often I’ve seen the sod discarded and the vast majority of the work done by machine.

@conradb7200

5 жыл бұрын

You'd better slip your local cemetery Micah's business card😂 Seriously, I had no idea how much work went into digging a grave. Micah certainly is no stranger to doing hard work, and doing it right!👍

He does his job so well those dug graves are absolutely perfect, it must be extremely hard work though thanks Kari & Micah

Doing such a physical and precise job all year round and for many years is incredibly admirable!

Thanks for this video. As a person also interested in cemeteries, this was very informative. Really appreciate people, like him, that perform this service for the community.

@KaritheMortician

4 жыл бұрын

He is amazing!

Merry Christmas to you and Mr Micah! Thanks for sharing and a special thanks to Mr Micah for all that you do!

Micha is awesome. My uncle was a "grave digger" ( his term not mine) and also cared alot about the people and places he tended. But sadly from what I have heard that is not common. So thank you to Micha very much for caring when many others would not. Shows respect for all things and a good moral fiber. We need more Micha's in the world .

I have nothing but the utmost respect for guys like Micah. It's more work than I could imagine. It requires brains and brawn. Fun fact: Rod Stewart once briefly worked as a grave digger. I love cemeteries with great stories. I live a half mile from a cemetery called Clinton Grove Cemetery. Many of the founders of the city of Mt. Clemens(MI) are buried there. They were veterans of the war of 1812. At the time, the government didn't have the money to pay the soldiers. Instead, they gave them plots of land here in S.E. lower Michigan as payment for their service. Those veterans eventually formed the town. Every October the town historical society arranges cemetery walks. It's both fascinating and beautiful with the autumn leaves falling all around. Mt. Olivet Cemetery, in Detroit, is also fascinating. My late mom's side of the family is buried there. She would take me on walks to the older sections. I've always loved reading headstones and imagining what kind of incredible life the decedent might have lived.

@gearjammer4779

5 жыл бұрын

Rikki Spanish How could Rod Stewart even hold up a shovel with those spaghetti arms of his? Are you sure thats true? I dont think he’s strong enough to lift anything heavier than a 🎤 microphone.

My back is hurting just watching him.

What a perfectionist... love it! What a wonderful story and testament to a proud, hardworking man - THAT is so hard to come by anymore in this country! Reminds me of my Dad. Please let Micah know of all the wonderful messages people are leaving on this video! He should be proud of himself!! Love your videos, Kari... keep 'em coming! Hugs, from Mesa, AZ

Thank you Micah for your hard work and your sensitivity!!... I pray that there are many out there that have your heart. ✝️💜

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

I hope so too

Genuinely great job making this video. Thank you, and thank you Micah!

Bless Micah 💙💙 Give him my heartfelt thanks.

Thank you for sharing and educating us about this Kari. God bless you Micah for all that you do!

@KaritheMortician

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Thank you for this very interesting and informative video. Micah thank you for all your hard work you do to ensure the cemeteries and gravesites are properly maintained.

This is so interesting.. I didn't know so much details went onto digging a grave always great information

Appreciate that you're always loud and clear.

@KaritheMortician

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you Micah for your hard work and caring.

Wow! I knew it took work but I had no idea that they work with so much precision. Micah really cares about the people he serves. That is very refreshing. Noble.

Bless Micah for all of his hard work! It was interesting! Thanks for sharing!

I'm just gonna have my ashes dumped behind an old Kmart building.

@diannemc4840

4 жыл бұрын

That works for me too.

@kathyheitchue6069

4 жыл бұрын

Your loved one is not there ,what are you thinking?

@Briansmusic-

4 жыл бұрын

I want a plumbers funeral. Right down the old American Standard toilet! :)

@thomasgallegos2832

4 жыл бұрын

Wal mart is a better place. I want to be in above ground grave

@robertyoung3992

4 жыл бұрын

provided they're any left

Many thanks for this, the memories came flooding back, I was a grave digger here in the UK for 12 years late 70s-80s, eight years dug by hand, man that was hard craft! then by machine at West Norwood cematary opened 1837- 40 acres, 42,000 graves 200,000 interments, the best job I ever had, the machine made the work easier but kinda killed the peace quiet and tranquility whilst working, big respect to all diggers.

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

As a Pastor/Chaplin, I deal with death alot, I really enjoy your informative videos, Particularly how funeral services flow. Micah is a very hard-working individual, who respectfully honor the dead. I love it!

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he is!

Great,interesting video as always special lady,loved the tune.You look adorable in your little hat.Aww,bless Micah's heart, VERY intelligent, hardworking man.You are so awesome Keri.Thank you for all the videos,love,respect, honesty you give.May God bless you&your family always.Merry Christmas, Happy,safe New year. You are a VERY special lady.Happy holidays Micah,thank you 2.With love,your lil'addicted, admirer from In.

Wow, Micah is amazing! Merry Christmas Kari!

There is ABSOLUTELY ZERO substitute for experience, clearly this gentleman knows his business.

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

Very true

I'm amazed. I really thought that graves were dug by machines. The amount of work that goes into it is incredible. Hats off to Micah and others like him.

@KaritheMortician

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This is a very interesting video! I am glad that he cares so much about his work and takes pride in what he does. It is nice to see what goes on behind the scenes.

He is such a caring person and a hard worker!!!

Reminds me of a good friend named Ron, a wild card of a human. Could make you laugh, cry, and just shake your head at the stories. Micha, you are a treasure. Slainte to you.

This really makes you appreciate everyone involved in laying your loved one to rest. I hope grave care takers are compensated adequately for what they must do to prepare the site, especially in the colder months.

This man is amazing so much hard work God bless him xx

This is so fascinating! You answer so many questions that I never would have even thought to ask! :O I hope you and your family have a VERY merry Christmas, Kari.

@deborahadams1777

3 жыл бұрын

So facing East..is that for resurrection day? I find it Fascinating. Thanks for sharing!

@anna-katehowell9852

3 жыл бұрын

@@deborahadams1777 Yup!

Thanks for taking time to make these very informative videos. You have answered many questions I have had about the burial process.

Micah seems to know exactly what he's' doing - that takes a lot of experience! The fact he can do what he needs with machinery or shovel shows exactly how competent he is! So cool to watch and shows how respectful he is!!

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he does!

Sheeeze, talk about a person being under valued and acknowledged. Allow me to say thank you. I have no idea how in the world ... you gotta be pretty strong and obviously in good shape. Oh, my

@Truthteller000

5 жыл бұрын

@@KaritheMortician look. NY the time I'd jumped on the edge of the shovel I'd have fell out. Lol I'm so glad I saw this video. I'm more appreciative and grateful.

That was fascinating. Merry Christmas!

Kari, this was very interesting. Thanks for sharing !!

I salute you my fellow gravediggers ! for sure one of the hardest jobs in the funeral industry.

A grave digger is one of the only jobs in this world where you get to start at the top.

@billstmaxx

4 жыл бұрын

and theres many people under you

@davidmoser3535

3 жыл бұрын

And the subject never complains

@1fish231

3 жыл бұрын

He's also the last one to let you down

@ronjohnson9507

2 жыл бұрын

It's a dead job

@BeckVMH

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, but just never thought I could go to work every day and work in a cube.

Micha is awesome... you can tell he cares about his job.

Wow, digging is some pretty difficult work, even with the equipment. He may be thin, but I'd bet hi pretty freaking strong. Kudos to Micah. The love and respect he shows to these people in the worst moments of their lives is noteworthy.

Thank you and thank you to Micha, we truly appreciate sharing this video, learned how much work goes behind the scenes. God Bless you both

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

There’s a lot that goes into this. When my aunt died almost 31 years ago they basically dug a hole, brought her in from a van and filled the hole placing all the flowers on top. There was no gravesite ceremony, and it was a bit hard to see the aftermath of her life and death in such a fashion. After seeing that I can appreciate the care Micah has in opening and closing graves.

@russellcandy9850

2 жыл бұрын

Why was there no clergy man or service? Was there a financial problem? Possibly that is what your aunt wanted. When my brother died he wanted absolutely nothing!! He was cremated and that was it!! I thought it was terrible for the family.

THANK MICAH FOR YOUR SERVICE

@KaritheMortician

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!

Very interesting, Kari... and Micah is a TRUE professional & tradesman! Thank you both!!!

@kristinal4629

5 жыл бұрын

@@KaritheMortician - I thought he was very personable and knowledable!

Thank you for these well made videos. You do great work and show respect and care. Micah seems like a great man who shows care for the deceased and their families.

@KaritheMortician

Жыл бұрын

He really is!

Here in the North East, many cemeteries are closed in the winter and you do spring butials. The caskets are kept in vaults by the cemetery.

@christinebicanic751

2 жыл бұрын

Same here in Upper Peninsula of Michigan. We have what is unofficially breferred to as burial week in the spring.

Very informative video we greatly appreciate this

Thanks. We have total respect for guys too and hope you give him a coffee. We are West coast and tsunami fears and displacements are my fears

Micah seems like a really cool guy. I'm so glad there are people like him out there taking care of our loved ones at the end and making sure their final resting place is the best it can be.

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

He is wonderful!

Wow this was really awesome to see!

No such thing as an overweight grave digger that is HARD WORK id cut out the sod and not be able to move for 3 days

@stankowalski4574

4 жыл бұрын

@@KMRN-nx8hw Wow...not too judgemental, are you...how do you know he doesn't have some health issues that diminish his ability to lose weight...thyroid and endocrine problems can contribute to a faulty metabolism, as well as diseases like multiple sclerosis which can limit a person's mobility and exercise tolerance, not to mention mental illness. You don't know what that "poor slob's" life has been like that contributes to his lack of ability to care for himself. I certainly hope you're not an RN...being a nurse actually requires some degree of compassion.

@dereklangley8582

4 жыл бұрын

I have helped dig graves and, it's not as easy as it looks.

@OlinKreutzRules

4 жыл бұрын

Stan Kowalski I totally agree with you. Also, at least the guy holds a job, too. @K.M. RN.......what a silly comment you made.

@LIBICU812

4 жыл бұрын

@@KMRN-nx8hw I'm sure your uncle didn't mind. No one really aspires to be a grave digger so just be happy he has a job and I bet he did his job really well. Everyone has a back story. You'll have one one day and others might be as disgusted as you were to that guy.

@LIBICU812

4 жыл бұрын

@@KMRN-nx8hw What a way to remember your uncle's passing. Sad.

I often wondered how they dug a grave with such precision. I didn’t realize it was that much work! Thank you Miss Kari and Micah.

Very interesting to find out all the hard work that goes into the opening of a grave! Thanks for sharing!

@KaritheMortician

7 ай бұрын

You are welcome!

The music makes it sound like A do it yourself weekend project

Good video. This explains why opening and closing are so expensive.

You know what I adore about you? What I appreciate and love? You are making the transition of passing on so much more easier to understand. Seeing the process of what happens from point a to g makes the process a little less stressful. We also come to have a better understanding and more respect for the Plot diggers and those officiating the covering. Thank you. May you and your family be immensly blessed and may you have great peace and serenity daily. What has been happening in Flint and Detroit with a couple of well known funeral homes amid horrific to think about. The lack of respect and the outright robbing of families, the lies. Smh.. thank you for all that you do. I'd rather come see u when I roll up out of here. I am choosing cremation. I just want to make sure that I do in whole and that my family only gets my ashes back. All of them. lol, I like you and I feel that I can trust you. In life and death, trust is most important.

I've been a funeral director for the last twenty years and have worked all over New York State. In my travels I have learned that every community has a "Micah" and each one is a unsung hero of the community.

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

So very true!!

I work in a cemetery office that manages 7 cemeteries. I watch a few funeral director channels here on You Tube and I wish they'd highlight cemetery work more often. A funeral director works with a family very closely for a few days but a cemetery works with a family forever. The office and the field staff work very hard to ensure that proper care is taken to maintain the cemetery, it's inhabitants, and it's records forever. it's also important to remember that every cemetery has its own rules and regulations. There are also laws that govern cemeteries which are not standard through every state. Even within a state a religious cemetery and a municipal cemetery may have different laws that govern them. I think there's a lot of great information to be had about cemeteries and cemetery workers. I think this was a great start!

Ah yes, such happy music for such a warm subject.

@bukmdano39111

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly

Thanks for the informative, not scary video! My son wanted to see the process and your video allowed us both to learn something new! Also, thanks for being matter-of-fact. I want him to see death as natural and something to be respectful of, and you and Micah have helped me do that.

Ty Micah for all your hard work never really thought of how much hard work goes into that part of a funeral GOD BLESS YOU

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This is interesting A friend of mine digs graves and I volunteered at a cemetery from ages 12 to 18 I went to every burial and even got to drive the Machine a few times so grave digging was my introduction to the funeral industry I’m still trying to get into mortuary school

@katiecambron6890

5 жыл бұрын

Mid America

This SOB really works hard and knows his craft.

So intresting- I never knew how much sometimes needs to be done by hand..and all the measuring needed,,,-Micah is a true gem.... loved your children calling to you---so sweet.... !

I subscribed because you Kari are doing such a wonderful thing by showing and teaching us about all of these things that we didn’t know about but will, at some point in time, need to make an informed decision about. This is incredibly helpful to my life! Because I’m a long time Genealogist, and feel that Families, Heritage and Ancestry is extremely important as a small part of Regional and World History. I also feel that having a final resting place that is marked for future descendants, adds to the rich tapestry of personal identity, family history and speaks of respect, reverence and historical documentation, individually and collectively. Thank you Kari for doing such a fantastic job with such sensitive information!

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

I dig the graves here in my city cemetery i have a 3 foot wide bucket for my backhoe that way i dont get it too wide or narrow and it makes for way less shovel work

@mattcat231

2 жыл бұрын

i also dug graves for 5 years, Ford 555D backhoe, and 3' bucket. I kept the side edges of my bucket sort of sharpened, as well as the teeth, my lines were beautiful, 3x8x4-41/2 (depending on the section), Where I worked had all flat stones with bronzes, and instead of sodding, we just tamped the fill, put about 3" of topsoil down, leveling it off with the terrain, seeding, then topping with mushroom manure. The owner of the cemetery decided to basically hand over control to a bigger company that specifically does cemetery work and i was out of a job. 3 years later he BEGGED me to come back and take over the whole operation myself. The cemetery is now bankrupt and hasn't been touched in 4 years, I rented a small backhoe twice and dug the graves for the last 2 people to be buried there at the request of the one funeral home. Township revoked burial permits there after that.

@Bonzi_Buddy

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattcat231 That would suck for people wanting to be placed next to their loved ones.

@mattcat231

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bonzi_Buddy Yes it does suck for the 100 plus families that have/had gravesites there, a cemetery in a town 12 miles away gave a few lots away, and a few families had their loved ones disinterred from my old cemetery and reburied at the still active one.

@KaritheMortician

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I had an uncle whose nickname was literally "Gravedigger", as he was responsible for openings and closings at the city cemetery in Checotah, Oklahoma. Now he's there himself. RIP, uncle Arch.

@KaritheMortician

3 жыл бұрын

Very cool!

I am really grateful for your video. I have to dig my brother's grave myself and I don't know what I'm doing. None of the professional diggers will touch the site because of liability reasons. We have all the verbal permissions we need to bury him in the family plot, but none of the legal documents. I'm very, VERY glad you included the bit about the sandy ground caving in. I forgot about that. The gound around the White Mountains of NH is very sandy and I lost a construction co-worker a few years back to a sandy hole cave-in. So I'll be extra cautious keeping the machine away from the hole.

Your doing a wonderful job Micah keep it up and god bless you always 🙏

@KaritheMortician

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@ReneeRoett

2 ай бұрын

@@KaritheMortician your welcome 💕

Was there really no other background music available? Silence or the machinery noise would have been better.

@lifesajoy9677

4 жыл бұрын

I agree the music was a bit too distracting for the topic at hand. But the content was excellent. Thanks Micah for all you do.

@br8tzel492

4 жыл бұрын

Charles Darnay Seriously! It sounds like the music from a Quilting show or the tune they play on every DIY show on PBS every weekend.... Definitely ODD. ;0

@codybear4you

4 жыл бұрын

A lot of her videos have really annoying music and I can’t stand it but the video itself is interesting but I wish she could STOP with the music she picks. It’s not appropriate or fitting. Classical music sure. This ..... noo.

@AirForceFalcons_9922

4 жыл бұрын

@Charles Darnay I was JUST thinking the same thing. I had to stop the video and check the comments to see if anyone else was turned off by the music.

@oby-1607

3 жыл бұрын

The music is probably what is free content that one can post with the video. Copyright laws are pretty severe on KZread, so many people use the free stuff which is sometimes not quite right for the portrayal. In this the machine and her and him talking would have been enough.

I've dug several graves , including my grandmother and dad. If your good enough with the equipment you could save a lot of hard work.

I wish we cared for cemeteries this way in Nigeria. Alas, we barely care to the living! I hope we can be this resourceful and dedicated in care, not just for the living, but also for the departed. Thanks Micah.

@KaritheMortician

Жыл бұрын

Very sad

that's a lot of work thank u to those who do the work