We need to help Lamont get a million subs. He never asks for anything yet speaks for those who don’t have a voice. Love to all that reads this !!!

@catherineharris4746

Жыл бұрын

💓👍

@loneeagle7154

Жыл бұрын

Noted....

@cikosphysicaltherapist6017

Жыл бұрын

Bros doing well, got multiple channels!

@imaginepeace46

9 ай бұрын

👍 done

@debroahisaacs2452

4 ай бұрын

I agree. Lamont deserves all the blessings and good things. He is a sweetheart. Reminds me of my son.😊❤

Respect to this guy cleaning the Graves

The man you met in this cemetery you can tell how much he needed some conversation with someone willing to listen and he's proud of his family bless his heart what a great video! God bless you both ♥️ from Johnson city Tn

@Deelee1833

Жыл бұрын

So nice of u I love ur comment well said ..

@paradiddle5150

Жыл бұрын

Hello from Greeneville TN

@Deelee1833

Жыл бұрын

Very kind words thank you for saying this beautiful

@kionahutchins6286

10 ай бұрын

Yes I agree!

One thing I always find unsettling watching these videos, is realising that one day someone could be standing over our graves telling our story or showing our stones. Humbles you a little.

@JohnBrown-hl4cy

Жыл бұрын

By rights of morally respect for those whom are no longer with us. Some people will do anything to gain ratings and name for themselves. Not fully understanding that they are grave robbers too. Sickening! But thinks, that they are doing no harm. An idiot with no respect for the dead.

That guy was a nice add to the video, he was knowledgeable about the cemetery and those in it. Respect!

@samanthascrimshaw5682

5 ай бұрын

Total respect 🙏 Sam Scotland.

My Dad was raised in Chickasha, Thank you for coming to Oklahoma 💓My Dad is buried in Shawnee. You are so sweet fixing that grave 💓

Hi from the UK 🇬🇧 👋 Times are hard for a lot of people at the moment with the cost of living & energy crisis but everyday of life is a blessing

I admire the research you do into the departed's lives.

@randolphmaupinjr8880

Жыл бұрын

Amen. Thank you for recognizing his work

@lenettedaugherty287

Жыл бұрын

Hello Lamont, good story and love the birds sounds

@pattyclark1296

Жыл бұрын

@@lenettedaugherty287 I thought I heard the distant sounds of children playing, as if there was a school not far away? Could have just been my imagination. Loved hearing the occasional whippoorwill, reminded me of my grandmother's home years ago in Indiana.

Poor Luther Burt! What a horrible way to die! Thanks for sharing this tour, Lamont! Stay warm, stay safe, and rock on!💜✌

@latasha195

Жыл бұрын

I agree! I can't imagine seeing anyone In that way! I hope he died instantly so he didn't have to feel so much pain! Dang it! May he continue to rest peacefully! 🙏🏽💔🙏🏽🙏🏽💔🙏🏽💔🙏🏽💔🙏🏽💔🙏🏽💔

Mary Elizabeth Marrow… her headstone gave me chills. So beautiful, so sad.

I was told when they cut the grass and the equipment they use break the stones but the cemetery should be replacing them.

These are definitely my favorite videos from you Lamont. When you are walking thru the cemeteries and stopping at stones and telling their stories, you mesmerize me with every story. I feel like I am there as well listening to these people,s life stories. You really are such a kind and compassionate person my friend! Stay safe out there.

@Deelee1833

Жыл бұрын

Well said my friend

@karencarbone2603

Жыл бұрын

@@Deelee1833 Thank you. Hope you are having a beautiful weekend!

Hi Lamont..I think the stone being chipped is because when they mowed they came to close to the stone. RIP to all.🙏 Very sad stories.😢

@Spartacus45

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I'd agree with that one. They've hit it with the arm of a sit on grass mower. 😕

@suzymarshall4898

9 ай бұрын

My dad’s stone has a chip off the corner from a mower. ❤️

It's truly a pleasure watching u honor the falling Lamont, telling us all there stories, just because there no longer with us doesn't mean there not people and we can't remember them all, thanks Lamont for keeping there memories alive, also thanks to the Gentleman for the stories, stay safe everyone!! 🙏💞

You have a huge heart Lamont. Thank you for all you do for us to bring these important stories.

Very considerate to reset the fallen marker,Lamont.Enjoyed this cemetery walk and the stories you shared.

I Admire The Hard Work - Research - Lamont Does On His Videos - Death Is Depressing - But So Is The News On TV - I Prefer Lamont Videos Over The News - Lamont Has The Respect

I remember you said these videos are very time consuming and take hours, but you love doing them, thanks we love watching them

Nice to see you leaning back to the old style Lamont. Expanding your channel is one thing you’ve done brilliantly. But don’t forget the channels roots.

@mushymagazineonlocation7328

Жыл бұрын

Hi Lamont. In in the uk. I’ll figure out the code for the states. An message ya.

Oh Lamont Amos N Andy was my favorite program way back then!! Thank you so much!

It was so nice of you to allow the man to tell about some of the people he knew, plus repairing a head stone. Thanks Lamont~~~~Sherry

Watching from Tulsa, OK. This was the first time that an explanation was given on the log marked graves that I have heard. That guardian was a great source of information. Thank you for spending some time with him. As always you are telling the stories of those that have gone on before us. Nice for their names to be said out loud again.

@mattwilliams630

6 ай бұрын

Hey me to, didnt know

@chrissieroxba2949

3 ай бұрын

Hello fellow Tulsan! 👋🏻

Thank you for providing the stories of the people under some of these gravestones. They're mostly forgotten otherwise. Workplaces were super dangerous back then. Thanks also to the elderly gentleman who contributed to this video.

Any day on this side of the dirt is a good day. Stay safe, all.

My Great Grandfather Taylor was also a Brakeman for the Railroads in Toledo Ohio and died in 1947 the same way. My Mom, who is 85 now vividly remembers his hands at the Funeral and was upset because he had gravel in his nails and hands.

I love when Lamont tells these stories, I just know that it means the world to his and her families to be remembered so many years later, I appreciate the hard work and love this channel, I'm a faithful follower

He was really interesting. Thank you for including him in your video!

What a lovely gentleman to run into. My maternal side of the Smallwood/Hollenbeck family has empty plots in Berthoud, Colorado. I found this out whilst researching to send my mom and dad on a trip there. The lady at the City Hall asked if we wanted to sell the plot(s).

@vickikey9312

10 ай бұрын

I live in Berthoud

Lamont, I wish I would've known you were in Chickasha. Welcome! This is my hometown. I'm glad you got to feature Rose Hill. We also have another cemetery North of town. It's not as old as Rose Hill though. I will email you with some deaths in and around the Chickasha area throughout the years, that may be of interest to you. Thanks again for traveling the country to bring us your videos!

A friend of mine just found a certificate for a plot in a very old very awesome cemetery here in nashville that is full of civil war vets and even presidents. It was in her great aunts house and she’s already buried. She’s excited and says she’s going to use it for herself. It’s with others in her family from 100 years ago and is still a blank spot

@Bonzi_Buddy

Жыл бұрын

Why should she wait when she can enjoy it now?

@Brenda-jx9nd

3 ай бұрын

​@@Bonzi_Buddywhat is that supposed to mean?? 😲😡

@Bonzi_Buddy

3 ай бұрын

@Brenda-jx9nd You know 😉

Lamont is the gold standard for cemetery visits. Nobody does them better. RA! For Lamont!

Missed these faces in death episodes. So pleased to see this pop up

Nice visit from the gentlemen that gave you a little tour. Thanks to him for sharing his knowledge for us viewers as well as yourself.

Love the series. I feel like all these people come back to life, if only for a brief period of time.

Love these videos , and the man who takes time to tidy the cemetery is a fine gentleman. Best of luck of England

It’s interesting the different ways we all die, but in reality it’s still very sad, bless that mother who got her whole family out of a burning apartment. RIP to her and her family, amazing that 2 people survived. 💐💐💐, RIP to all those who have passed. Bless that old man for helping you out in the cemetery. Thank you Lamont, please take care xxx

I'll never look at a cemetary the same way again, No one should ever be forgotten, finally, social Media providing something meaningful.....Thank U Lamont 👏👏👏

@JohnBrown-hl4cy

Жыл бұрын

No! Some people who are no longer with us, do not wish to be bother with nor talked about. RIP! Is all they ask for and their family names of privacy!

Many moons ago I had a friend living in Chickasha. Thanks for remembering the forgotten.

You're not too far from my hometown. My great aunt is buried in this cemetery. When he mentioned Marietta Oklahoma it struck my heart because I was born and raised 14 mins outside of that town. And I was born and raised in Ardmore Oklahoma. I lived there until about 7 years ago. This struck close to home with this video. Almost makes me miss being there. Such a crazy consequences.

Lamont, the amount of time you took researching these graves is amazing. Thank you very much. Awesome. Stay safe.

That gentleman was very interesting! Thanks for sharing 👍

The tree monuments are called " Woodmen of the World "

"But all I ever settled for is that we're born to live and then to die, and... we got to do it alone, each in his own way. And I guess that's why we got to love those people who deserve it like there's no tomorrow. 'Cause when you get right down to it - there isn't." Louden Swain -Movie quote--Vision Quest

Very interesting, There is a old saying " it is better to attend a funeral than a party because the living should always be reminded that death awaits us all". I have found this to be true. One funeral of a loved 1 will be forever in my mind. A chapel filled with God fearing God loving people who had much to say was the most heartwarming experience of my entire life. It was by no means a sad day,it was a day that the deceased graduated from this earth to the Kingdom of Heaven.

You're an angel in disguise, Lamont 😉 You know, sometimes people want their loved ones buried underneath a tree or bush. I guess they think it looks lovely at the time and that they don't ever think about how that tree or bush may grow through the decades. Also, in a world where people are chopping down trees and bushes, and paving or gravelling over green areas, causing floods because the natural courses for taking away rain water have all been altered or blocked. Leave what trees and bushes are left for the birds and their nests, for the promotion of good clean air and for the enjoyment of the eye. Take care, honey! 😉😘

Lawn mowers hitting the stones. I remember Dudley on the 3 Stooges ....His facial expressions and screams were funny as heck!

The blade from a mower will cause that kind of damage on the stone. I've seen it a few times. Love your videos Lamont 🥰 thanks for what you do!!

I loved Oklahoma!! And haven’t been there in years. Thank you for your dedication to create Wonderful Videos for us!

This is where my Father's family is from!! 🙏 🙏 Respect!

That cemetery is GORGEOUS!

Hey bro🤜, I'm glad you showed family. Sorry (◞‸◟ㆀ) for your loss. I miss my Great Grandmother all the time. Believe it or not. She passed in the early to mid eighties. She took my side, no matter what. I love her and miss her... I will always love your content, keep up the great work brother

What a nice gentleman, showing you around❤

Another great video, Lamont! I love listening to the stories that you look into! You give us something to think about with every video. I also respect that these are not "just graves" to you. They represent the lives and stories of the persons laid to rest. Thank you for your hard work.

He was very kind to talk to you an tell you some incredible history

Really enjoyed this vlog, Lamont. Especially the stories behind the people buried there. Some great history! I do have to say how true it is that working in a prison is a dangerous job. I did work for one for 5 years before retirement. Thank you.

I was Born and Raised her in Chickasha my father is at a different Cemetary there in Chickasha, made me think about my dad he passed in 2019, anyways if you or kale see this email me I'd like to grab you a burger if your in OKC/Chickasha area been trying for awhile but your a busy man. Great Video that elder gentlemen made this video really interesting Im glad he approached you and it was a peaceful interaction and with more dialogue.

I've got distant relatives a bit north of there, buried in Kingfisher at Grimes Cemetery. They moved from Putnam County, Tennessee in about 1889 when Oklahoma Territory was opened up for settlement. Wished I'd known that back when I was at Vance AFB up in Enid. I would have dropped by to visit their graves.

Welcome back to Oklahoma Lamont. Not sure if you've heard of the Crystal Dittmyer case. It's a crazy story back from 1996

💐💐RIP to everyone who's buried at Rose Hill Cemetery-- Chickasha, Oklahoma you will truly all be missed and my prayers go out to you all and your families. 💐💐Luther Burt (17 Feb 1912-10 Sep 1942) (aged 30)

@KennyboyGM

Жыл бұрын

Are you related to him?

Lamont, I'm a retired Funeral Director, practiced 34 years. Believe it or not, many grave markers you see " chipped " are sometimes caused by lawn mowers. Oftentimes, the markers aren't down even with the ground as they should be so as to keep this from occurring. The idea of " grave markers " as opposed to upright " monuments " is to make it easy for upkeep , mainly lawn maintenance. Ive enjoyed your channel. I just " subscribed."

Love these random strolls (backed by exhaustive research) and discussion Uncle ❤

You should go to Fort Sill in Lawton. There are the Comanche Chiefs. And the Apache Prisoner of War Cemetery where Geronimo is buried. Also General Stand Waite is one of the interesting Cherokees I’ve heard of.

Interesting… glad you ran into this gentleman..we all learn something… keep up the great work

The faces in death videos are my favorite ones that you do 👍🏻

@vandao2847

Жыл бұрын

Wish he make it more often.

This is what you do best Lamont

I love these type of videos Lamont. Thank you for doing all of the research to put this together for our enjoyment.

What’s up Lamont at large bro you are doing a real good job showing where people headstones all right talking about the murders solving a lot of cases keep up the good work

Excellent Lamont...Thank you

I love you giving all the back ground and stories of all the graves. I really appreciate your work you do thanks so much. Of and missing chunk in a grave stone maybe a ride on lawn mower drove to close.

This is where you shine best, Lamont! This is your calling.

This video was great, that actor in 3 stooges was so funny, great job

My Dad was stationed in China during the 2nd World War. He was a Medic.

Yessss!! I miss these cemetery walks!! Please do more🙏🙏🙏edit-holy smokes that guy standing there suddenly scared me!😂

Love these “old school” LaMont at Large vids! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 This is a great one! I’m gonna try to get back to OK this summer & maybe do a vid or 2!

Thank you Lamont. So interesting. Really enjoyed the gentleman u talk with. My sister works for Woodman of the World insurance. They no longer do that for the people. So cool thou. My dad worked on the Burlington Railroad many years ago. Almost was killed between the cars. Take care. ❤

Shout out, to the fella who volunteers at Rosehill Cemetery, in Oklahoma. Having said that, thank u Lamont, for such an interesting stroll thru the same grounds.

If they could find the families of people who bought plots and never used them should get their money back

As horrific as it sounds, those are likely damaged by lawnmowers. Many places want you to have flat markers so they can mow. Lack of beauty with flat markers. Several ancient cultures believed that to be remembered in name and story, you become immoral. Thank you for helping these people live on.

The edges of the stores are hit with the riding lawn mowers. My mom and dad's was damaged that way and I made them replace the stone.

Lamont you should do more of these more often.

I missed the faces of death. You haven't done in a while.

Something new to me. Different people. Different stories. All in one video. Cool. Love the nice workers information. Unexpected. Good job.👍 Stay well.

U in Oklahoma brother should come look at these headstones at green hills cemetery in sapulpa Oklahoma there’s two different cemetery’s right next to each other they got some nice headstones

Rest in Paradise to all of them 🙏🏾🕊

If that cemetery has plots that have been sold, then the cemetery should no longer have a claim to them. No matter how old they are. If I buy a plot there, and never use it, Its still mine.

This guy is awesome loving the history lesson

Hi Lamont have a blessed day

Appreciate you in Oklahoma.

You give the dead there due diligence

Oh wow, I spent 5 days in the Chickasea jail in 2015. I hated that place!

Awesome video! Cool that u met a guy who knew about so many buried there. God bless u for fixing the headstone.

Very interesting video!! Thank you for taking us along!! Love listening to you tell their stories!!! Keep up the great work! Stay safe!!

Hey Lamont!That was great that you had met a local fellow there that had lots of info.I also like that you take time to try and fix up damaged stones.Thanks!

I'm so glad to see you doing these, I hope to see more....that's is how I originally found you on KZread. Lamont how do you find out information of people and how they died. I Google but usually just the obituary shows.

Going to move backwards on my comments: Thank you for fixing the stone. Poor prison guard. (Thought about getting a job at the Juvie center across the street, but those kids are horrible). Another doll baby “man”. 😳 The older gentleman had a bunch of knowledge and he seemed happy to tell you all the stories. I feel like the marker at the beginning could have been damaged by equipment, but what do I know? 🤷🏻‍♀️ Thanks Lamont! Job well done! 💕

@absatwell8163

Жыл бұрын

Oh, and I forgot one thing. My grandpas name was Elmer. He hated it. Elmer Clyde Pyle. He preferred E.C., but grandma called him Clyde. 🤣

@michellepatrick5175

Жыл бұрын

I knew a guy who worked at a juvie here in N.J. He told me its was really hard. He knew of ways to help the kids there but said most did not want any help because they liked the life of crime. He said that they had even threatened to kill him for simply trying to help. He had a college degree for that type of work. Sadly he died at a young age of a heart attack and left behind 3 young children & a wife.

@absatwell8163

Жыл бұрын

@@michellepatrick5175 Super sad. A few years ago a couple of guys escaped with the help of a female guard. They were 18 and 21, both in for murder as juveniles, (so not exactly juveniles at the time of escape , but their sentences kept them there). They had outside help as well and there were cops up and down my street. They found them in Michigan. So long suckers. Now they are in “real” prison. I don’t know why people think they will actually get away with shit these days. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Only 5 years old when Barbara Ann died. 😢😢😢😢

My Great- Great Grand Father WAS IN THE Civil War From ILLINOIS.HIS NAME WAS WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON BRUBAKER.WE STILL LIVE IN ILLINOIS OF COURSE!! THANKS FOR THE POST LAMONT!!

Love these videos, histories are so fascinating to me! Awesome info from the caretaker too

Lamonnt that's a cute older interesting talkative guy he knows the whole cematary your tours lammonnt are great there always great thanks from phillie

This guy interested knows history