Hey Gang, I forgot to mention in the episode that Stephen was traveling alone, he was to meet his Mom and they were supposed to celebrate Christmas in Yonkers with the grandparents and family. So sad to think he was crying out for his parents laying there in the snowbank.

@rinaames6602

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Ron looking for the link

@twilafields4142

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for answering my question. I deleted it because I had been reading the comments and seen the answer. What a super sad story. RIP Stephen gone but not forgotten!!!

@teapotts8407

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I was wondering why he was alone.

@kayekaye9258

2 жыл бұрын

Beautifully told story, thank you.

@lindaschaldach1783

2 жыл бұрын

Very sad and touching story. Sad to see the little boys face. He seemed like a remarkable and unique young man. The fact that he was alone without his parents and when Ron put those flowers on the graves made me cry. 😪🙏❤❤

This is Stephen's sister, Randee Baltz. My brother, Bill, told me about this video. I just finished watching with tears streaming down my face. Thank you for remembering him.

@KimberlyLew

2 жыл бұрын

We remembered him!!! 💙

@heididietrich9800

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, Randee. I am so sorry about your brother. Please put a flower on his grave for me? I'm sending you hugs.

@93seronica

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry about your brother

@leirra3634

2 жыл бұрын

my heart goes out to you ! I remember hearing about this story when I was little even though it happened way before I was born. My uncle was one of the 1st people on the scene that day. I never met my uncle he( died in the 70s) but I know this accident haunted him for a long time. Just know across the miles people share your grief and our prayers go out to you.

@MaximSoultanov

7 ай бұрын

Our hearts go out to you and your family❤

In just one moment Stephan is alive again. He lives on in the memories of all who hear his story. Rest In Peace Stephen and his parents

@mariaevans5793

2 жыл бұрын

Very true!!!!!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

That young fella suffered so much in that 24 hours. What a Devastation for so many that day. Thank you for sharing this little bit of history.

Another tear jerker. I cried at the end when the little boys picture was shown and the music started. What a tragedy to all the victims of the planes. May the all RIP esp this little lad and his family.

@debbiebutler3310

2 жыл бұрын

I cried at the end also

@christineeisenhauer3943

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! So sad for him, all his aspirations and the whole incident. What a horrific way for them al to die.

He lived a full life at 11 years old. Wise beyond his years. He is doing great things in heaven. RIP Stephen.

And we still speak of him today so that his name is not forgotten and his story to live on. 🌹🕯️🌹🕯️🌹🕯️

Ron’s channel is always leading us to more forgotten but with light now.

Ron that was a beautiful thing you did putting flowers on Stephen & his parents graves May they Rest in Peace

Such a thoughtful gesture to put yellow roses on Stephen's and his parents graves. Stephen was definitely wise beyond his years, that's especially touching. I am a year younger than Stephen and I remember Schwinn bikes and those beautiful Christmas train set ups. Mom would take me to see some that neighbors or some if Dad's coworkers built. Just magical! Thanks for bringing us this tragic yet touching story plus including information on Stephen, who was quite a remarkable young man. 🕊️

This one really hits home for me. I was a little boy, five-years-old growing up in Brooklyn at the time of the crash. The next day, Saturday, my dad took mom and I to the crash site. I'll never forget the scene -- we were in bumper-to-bumper traffic with other curiosity seekers and got to within a a few blocks of the intersection where the United jet fell. I could still see it now -- the tail of the jet with its blue United letters lying right in the middle of intersection surrounded by all sorts of debris. And I recall the smell of things that were burned. My dad said there was a little boy at the hospital who was the only survivor. I pleaded with him to take us there so I could visit him. From what I recall it wasn't far from the crash site. We pulled to the curb by the hospital and I remember begging him to let me visit him but that wasn't to be. He died later that day.

@KimberlyLew

2 жыл бұрын

Horrible tragedy 😥

@heididietrich9800

2 жыл бұрын

I am so sorry.

@alexhenderson8356

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Joe. I lived a few blocks away. My dad walked me there the next day Saturday which was my birthday. The plane crashed a snowy Friday Dec 16. The next day was my birthday. I was 7 on Dec 17, the day Steve died. I was born in the hospital where Stephen died. Brooklyn Methodist on 7th Ave.

God bless that little guy. Ironic he built so many planes and died on one. And God bless you for all your work, your respect for the vets , the prayers you offer and the beautiful flowers.

One of the most heart wrenching stories I’ve ever heard. I’m at a loss for words. You’re definitely a stronger man than I, as I would have lost it, narrating this story. Rest In Peace, Stephen!

This one was tough. I cried for that beautiful little boy and he was one special little boy. Rest in Peace Stephen, Mr and Mrs Baltz, and all the victims of this horrific tragedy. Ron all I can say is you are a beautiful person. Thank you!

I don't know but I cried on this episode. And I love the gesture when you put yellow roses on their graves. Rest in peace, Stephen. And also to your parents. 😢♥️

My heart is breaking for this little boy. He had such a beautiful smile. Rest in peace Steven. Thank you for sharing Ron

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

Let’s Pray for Him “🙏 RIP Little Angel”✝️

Finally something to look forward to every week. Thank you Ron. Texas loves you !!

@FacesoftheForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

gotta get to Texas, amazing state!!!!!!!!!!!!! some day soon hopefully... thx Gloria!!

I guess it's true what people say, Only the good die young. It sounds like Stephen had a bright future and lots of aspirations. The whole incident was a tragedy, but Stephen's story was entirely bitter-sweet. Excellent job sharing his story. Thank you.

I'm sure many will agree with me on this Ron, that was the best video you have done to date. You just keep getting better and better, can't wait to see where you are taking us next. I began watching you about a year ago and like a fine burgundy wine you have improved with time. Please don't stop what you're doing, we love the stories you tell, but personally I love how you seem to connect with the stories and make those people come alive again. I watch Lamont, Rhetty and Sue. But you my friend are the one who I connect with the most. Your compassion for others comes thru very strongly. Thank you for what you are doing, the world needs more people like you. A devoted fan from the Great White North.

@FacesoftheForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

Wow that is some compliment. Not sure I’m going to have a hard time being able to top this one. I agree -this one really stands out for me and thank you, so awesome to hear this, so inspiring.

@Lulubird0162

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a painter and I spend about 4 to 5 hours a day in my studio, I always have youtube on the TV and I've watched every video to date , you keep me company lol.

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing Comments , Amazing People 👏 Love you All ❤️

You've recounted the story of this brave little boy with so much tender respect. He seems to have had some sense of his destiny. One can't see all the airplanes hanging from his ceiling, meticulously "engineered" by this little boy, without wondering at the heroic role in aviation he, and all the blessed souls who perished, would inspire for generations, working to make air travel safer. He gave his life, not realizing all the future lives that would be saved because of what was learned in this tragedy. He surely is proud now, in paradise, of having completed his harrowing mission.

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful Comment Susan! This Case is so Sad, That I Lost “ the Words to make Comment to This Episode... Poor little Boy💔 RIP to All ✝️

I was 13 years old when this tragedy happened. Thank You so very much for reminding us and about that little boy. How he even survived the crash was a miracle. I remember seeing his photo in all the newspapers...you should be commended

The poor little darling , the pain he must of gone through physically & mentally ! God bless the people that comforted him in his final moments! 💕😢💕

@catherinelalla-duckworth8219

10 ай бұрын

That was nice to comfort him when parents couldn’t be there 😢

Very well done Ron.. For a few moments Stephen was alive again as we heard his story. Such a beautiful boy... 🥺😢

This one made me cry. Poor little boy. Learning about his short life just really brought him back to life for a moment. When you talked about instrument only flying, it brought to mind another plane crash, the one Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper were killed in. As I understand it, the crash investigation held the pilot largely responsible for the crash. The pilot's name was Roger Peterson, and he was only 21 years old and newly married. He is buried at Buena Vista Memorial Park in Storm Lake, Iowa, if you're ever in that area. What brought this to mind is that even though Peterson had checked the weather reports several times before taking off. There was heavy snow and it was around midnight. But when Peterson took off, there had been a weather warning he hadn't received, and come to find out, conditions had gotten bad enough that the flight would have been instrument only--which he wasn't licensed for. The biggest issue seemed to have been a Sperry gyro the CAB thought Peterson must have misread, thinking he was ascending when, in fact, he was descending. Apparently this particular gyro was read differently than others. You've probably heard about this one at some point, but either way, I'd love to hear what you think as you are a pilot yourself.

Another wonderful story of a brave little boy who was taken away from us way too early. What loss and sadness that family must have felt with the two airplanes colliding over NYC. RIP Stephen and his Mom.

He was a real good kid. The kind of boy who was a good friend and loving son. Someone who would have made a difference in the world. Young men like this are a rare breed.

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

✝️💔💔💔💔

@mariaevans5793

2 жыл бұрын

True!!!!!!🇬🇧

Growing up in Brooklyn, this story was part of family lore, told many times in family gatherings to us tots who were too young to remember or not born yet. Finally, I'm getting the full account. Thank you!

Beautiful sad story (you have me in tears). Taken so young...RIP, Stephen. You touched so many hearts and lifes. Thank you Ron. Another wonderfully done video.

I was born the same year as little Steven. He would have been 72 today. though a sad story, so good that you remembered this soul surivor.

Good story Ron, and so sad. My boy is 11yrs now. My heart aches for his family, I couldn't imagine losing your child. Rest in Peace little man ❤

I Never Get Enough Watching this Show, So Informative ! Thanks Sir 👏👍👏

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

I love having You here too Pippadot 🤗

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Pippadot ! You are saying my Last Name Right 🤗🌹

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

Your Last name Is hard to Pronounce, Lol But I got It , with Your help 😀

I'm 64 years old and i was really tearing up about 20:00 till the end. I just caught up to this one from oldest to new. started in march and loved all of them. Thanks for what you are doing! Keep it going.

All I can say to this one is WOW! You warned us Ron…

@janleslie7163

2 жыл бұрын

This broke my heart ❤

@mariehlavacek2675

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Very, very safe. May they all rest in peace. Bless your heart; it's so thoughtful of you to leave those beautiful, yellow flowers! Take care, stay safe, God bless you.

@mariehlavacek2675

2 жыл бұрын

It's suppose to say very, very sad.

With the pictures of Stephen, it makes this sad story much more authentic? Heart breaking for everyone. RIP to all on those on the planes and to Stephen who I'm sure was sadly missed by his family.

Thank you for sharing this Ron. OnLy you could tell such a horrific story, with the respect it deserves and educate all of us in so many areas. You have a natural gift.

I can not wait , I keep looking at the clock

@emmalouisehiggins5623

2 жыл бұрын

Me too and I’m in the uk 🤣🤣🤣 staying up tonight 🥰🥰🥰🪦🪦🪦🪦

Ron, this was heartbreaking, the whole story was captivating, you did an amazing video for little Stephen, what a great little boy, so full of his life and for his future, which was not meant to be, thanks for sharing ❤️🇮🇪🍀

This video was so touching , I couldn't hold back the tears. Thank you for sharing this story.

Such a great tribute to this young man, thank you for the wonderful presentation.

My heart is breaking when I'm watching this..it must be very hard to his parents what happen to him...but proud for him Bec of being generous...very kind and thoughtful of you Ron for bringing them flowers...keep blogging Ron Bec you inspired people.. keep it up...😉💕

What a strange name that the church had and then to have a plane hit the steeple like that. What a scary and tragic story all the way around.

@bethshadid2087

2 жыл бұрын

You know it reminds me of the last album of Lynyrd Skynyrd how it had the flames behind them in the middle of the street 😳

Ron. God Bless you. You always bring the dead back to life when you tell their story that we've never heard before. Thanks again.

@cowboykelly6590

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, He Truly Does . 💖

What a smart little boy. Him calling for his parents broke my heart. He would have really been successful and he was already someone very special.

@FacesoftheForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

That was one of the toughest stories I had ever told. I did make contact with his sister, a wonderful woman. She had reached out to me after this episode aired. So gratifying.

Now that you have me reminiscing about my childhood, as an aside, I recall another little boy that died horribly (not in this incident)), probably around age 7 or 8. I don't recall his name but just to juxtapose the times we live in now and back in that time, this little boy was crushed to death in a freight elevator near the school you mentioned in your video above, St Augustine's. He and his brother were both attending the school as I did too. The mother had just the two boys; the father was a merchant marine and was at sea at the time his son died. This happened a year or two or three after the air crash. As the story went, the boy was playing (mischievously) with a few others in a place where they should not have been, a local factory near the school. Back in those days they didn't have all the workplace safeguards we have nowadays and back then there were plenty of ways a young boy could get into trouble, even killed as the case here. So, again as the story went (I was just a child at the time so I didn't read any news stories, I got most of this information from adults discussing this out loud in front of me) these kids were playing in the building where a freight elevator, with no doors, just an open compartment, had a pull rope to make it lift. Well, the child entered the opening in the elevator and another child pulled the rope and when the elevator began to move the rope puller ran. The child in the elevator panicked and tried to crawl out of the elevator as it was moving upwards but was crushed between floors. To this day, everytime I think of this incident I wonder how the rope pulling child dealt with the knowledge that what he did resulted in another child's death. We didn't medicate our children back then and we didn't have mental health services for instances such as this so the rope puller was likely left to deal with this on his own. In this day and age the lawyers would have been lined up to litigate this wrongful death but in those days it was just considered an accident and the children shouldn't have been in there to begin with was the consensus. The local Funeral Home donated their services to perform a wake and subsequently bury the child. I don't believe the mother or father got anything beyond that. Again, the details of what happened came from hearing the circumstances repeated by adults.

@Hello-ye2bi

2 жыл бұрын

@B Tomas- do you recall the father's name? My dad was a Merchant Marine at that time,too and my grandfather was a longshoreman along the Brooklyn waterfront. I never heard of this story. I lived a few feet away from the Ansonia Clock Factory.

This was emotional!!! Thanks for sharing his story with us...😪😥🙏🏻RIP, I hope your dreams came true....

RIP Sending positive Love and Light to everyone involved at the accident and those who are buried in that Cemetery 🙏💜🙏

leaving flowers they were beautiful Ron! Great job on this video♥️

I remember that day . We were getting ready for Christmas. The house shook ,Mom and I looked at each other frightened as it sounded like a bomb went off. So sad .

I was 5 when this happened (& on the west coast) So I don’t remember this. Now I won’t forget.Thank you for telling this story.

Oh wow what a story sweet but sad but god had a place in heaven for him rest in peace steven. And god bless you for sharing this story and thanks for all that you do .

O my goodness, that boy was so interesting and intelligent.

Rest in peace lil buddy, thanks for a wonderful tribute. Keep up the great work, because of you he will not be forgotten.

I’m so glad I discovered your channel. Thank you for what you do!

That was one of your most touching tributes, Ron! So nice to see you place the yellow roses on their graves. Maybe the saddest part was to hear you read his own plan for his life, at the end.

I use to go to Park Slope Brooklyn every weekend to visit my cousins for over 10 years. One day a family member was in Methodist Hospital. I saw that plaque, with the coins attached. I wondered what it was for? Now I know. Very sad to all those that lost their lives. I'm just happy Stephen got to be with his parents when he left this world instead of on that plane by himself.he was truly a miracle. As you can see in family pictures they were a very close beautiful family that did everything together. I really believe the love that boy had for his parents made him fight as much as his little body could possibly let him, just to see his parents again and he did, and his parents got to be with there son one last time. Truly incredible. Thank you so much for sharing this story

@Pinkbunnylaw

2 жыл бұрын

His father was not on the plane

@TheJodilicious6

2 жыл бұрын

@@Pinkbunnylaw I know, I didn't say he was on it.. unless you meant that as a question? If u did then No his father was not with him on the plane

@Pinkbunnylaw

2 жыл бұрын

@TheJodilicious I wrote that halfway through. I was looking for my comment to delete it. Now I understand and thanks. Wow so depressing.

Thank you Ron, Stephen is not forgotten now. You always show so much respect for everyone, heart wrenching story but so glad you shared this with us. 🇦🇺

You are a great orator Ron, perhaps if you had taught me at school, I may have well been more interested! Sad story, all he needed was his mum and dad, bless his heart. RIP Stephen. His parents had many years to miss him😞. How nicely you placed the roses

Thank you so much for the flowers you put there. This family should be remembered, especially Stephen.

Thanks!

@KimberlyLew

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Thank you Ron, Another sad but wonderful story .

Thank you Ron. This story is so sad. Sweet little boy.

Hey Gang!!! Picked up buffalo steaks for the bbq tonight!! Made some tater salad n am tossing the salad right now. I picked over a dozen maters from my garden n some cucumbers n radishes n some peppers. Bella, I hope ur feeling better. Can somebody slice the veggies n put them in these bowls? That way people can put what they want in their own salad. "Isthe773quero" said he had some charcoal so he can get the "barbee" fired up!! The steaks r on ice in the cooler. NaeNae said she would bring "pickle roll ups!!" Sounds delicious!! I see someone brought a couple pies!!! Yum!! What kind r they? We gonna have a feast tonight!! I am so excited for tonights Video Under The Stars!! Hope u are just as excited!! I can't wait!! I'm sure Mr Ron put a lot of work into the video! He does such a great job n when it's over, u feel like u were a part of the episode. Keep up the great job Mr Ron!! Ok, let's get this party started!!!

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Penny! Let’s Enjoy our Show 👏

@FacesoftheForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

oh yeah, you did it again!!! 🎉

@stephaniecoggins733

Жыл бұрын

Every time I read your post I'm hungry 😂

It is very noise with them birds or crickets. Geat story but very sad. R.I.P Steven. He sou dedicated like my own Brother but he past away from Cancer at age 14 I do miss him so.🥺

Wow what a heart breaking story I cannot imagine the pain and loss of everyone involved I hope they are all resting in peace 🙏🏻🌹🌹

Such a tragedy but such a beautiful soul in that little boy. Thank you for this story. God bless.

Ron, you are an amazing story teller. You bring us to every place as if we were there with you on location. It's almost like the people come back to life for a brief time. Thank you for everything you do. 🙂♥️🙏🕊

Tuning in from New Zealand. Currently in lockdown, for now 🇳🇿 Binge watch your videos as can't get enough of them! As always, shining light on the faces of the (once) forgotten🕯️🙏🏼💕

I was surprised to see this video and thought it was made in response to my request. It's likely a coincidence but I posted a comment in the comment section of one of your other videos last month asking that you do something regarding Stephen Baltz. I was at the time 10 years old myself and this touched me profoundly. It was the first time I truly recognized my own mortality. I lived in Brooklyn N.Y. (On on street named St. Marks Place) at the time of this disaster and attended the Catholic school, St. Augustine's that you mentioned in this video. As a student in school I did not see but heard the wiz of wind and noise of the jet as it went past our classroom window and continued straight up the street where it crashed. Edit- I remember at the time that we, the students in class, didn't know what had happened nor did we see the airplane itself, just the noise and rumbling sound. Additionally, in the aftermath there was a lot of speculation at the time that the pilot was attempting to crash land in a public park, Prospect Park, just about a mile away. The park was large enough to put the aircraft down without any danger to pedestrians on the ground. I wasn't the only child at the time affected by this event but a kid named Geraldo Rivera also was profoundly affected and says that this event and the subsequent news coverage is what caused him to choose journalism as a lifetime trade. Curiously, you've just released another video that discusses a murder in Cary Illinois. My career as an aerospace engineer (Northrop Grumman in Rolling Meadows before I retired to Florida) bounced me around the country and I've lived many places, including Cary between 2003 to 2010 when I retired to Florida. It's surprising that your videos keep highlighting places that I've lived before. Keep up the good work. I enjoy your videos.

Wow, life is so fragile. Life is a mystery. You just never know what's going to happen each day, we take it as it comes. Very sad story of this young boy, brought me to tears.

I vaguely remember this plane crash, my family lived close to Laguardia Airport, I was just a small kid but I remember hearing the grown ups talking......what a sad story....so heartbreaking........made me cry, that poor little boy, I wonder who he was on the plane with....was he all alone? What a terrible accident....thank you Ron for all the work you put into your channel to bring us these interesting stories....your channel is one of my favorites

@FacesoftheForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

ty Carrie..

Thank you for telling Stephen's story. May they all rest in peace.

This brought such a lump to my throat, but thanks for remembering him and all who died that awful day. 😔

I love Sundays!!

@emmalouisehiggins5623

2 жыл бұрын

Me too always look forward to sundays 🥰🥰

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍

@Hello-ye2bi

2 жыл бұрын

I look forward to every episode, especially on Sunday nights. We are waiting at the gate for an outstanding episode.

@debbiebutler3815

2 жыл бұрын

Me too❤️❤️❤️

Really well done, thank you! A blessing to the family and us fortunate viewers.

@dulcehajjar5826

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ray! You are very Kind! Stay Blessed 🙏

My heart is broken. Ron, thank you for literally bringing this boy back to life by including details about his life and experiences, and letting us get to know him. It's especially heartbreaking that he was flying alone. It's so heartwarming to know you leave a flower, if at all possible, by every grave.

@FacesoftheForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

thank you Diane, His sister had contacted me later after this episode ran...it was nice to hear more about him.

Hi Ron thankyou again for another history lesson, but I must say it broke my heart. thankyou my friend,....Mary from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

This was an emotional 😢 video but a lovely one you just closed your eyes and you could imagine him doing the models and how his life was you have done him proud with flowers really a respectful thing to do and this video R I P Stephen 😔😔

Once again Ron you out did yourself! I was born in 58, but asked my father about this. He did recall the tragedy. I could hear in your voice the sorrow you felt telling us. Excellent work!! Betty

The flowers were such a lovely and touching gesture Ron. RIP Stephen a remarkable young man.💗👼🐨🇦🇺

Very good work Ron, well done sir 👍👍

Thank you for honoring the memory of a brave , awesome little boy. I do remember this crash as it freaked my Mom out because we were to fly from northern Ontario in Canada to LA not too long after that. On our flight we had to reroute because of the 1st highjacking . He was advanced for his age . Glad the family have such wonderful memories of him. Great video. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤

Omg that sound can drive us nuts!!

Thanks, To Miss Regina Niebler. To Remind me This Afternoon about This Story, One Of The Saddest That i See Since i Starting See Ron's Channel. Thanks Again Miss Niebler and Salute U From P.R.✍️

@bennymoret1339

2 жыл бұрын

@@Regina0964 Thanks... Almost Everyday i Check For New Videos. Since i Found Ron's Channel Last Month is One Of My Favorites...Ron's a Great Story Teller and Give All The Respect To The Subject.... And Like The Old, But Great Generation Says..... (We Never Be Too Old, To Learn Something New.) Salute From Puerto Rico. And Thank U Again To Welcome Me To ( Likes Ron Says) Be Part Of The Gang....And at Least With Ron's Channel Pay Respect To All Those People That Has Been Forgotten Some By Their Families Others By Father Time.. Thanks again and Be 😷 Safe.....✍️

These are the stories I really enjoy. Your narration and education are amazing. Famous/infamous people have been overdone, and remembering extraordinary ordinary people is wonderful.

So poignant- beautifully told . There are tears in my eyes . Thank you for sharing your own personal memories of that time.

That was a beautiful and thoughtful touch you did for the Baltz Family. THIS is why I always watch your Channel; there are many out there, and I subscribe to a couple of them, but YOU are by far my Favorite. Your show of genuine compassion, remembering those that Time has forgotten. I pray Heavenly father keeps you safe on your travels and blesses you for what you are doing. The World needs more people like you in it.

@KimberlyLew

2 жыл бұрын

Those are sweet words, Vanessa. Compassion & kindness go a long way 🤗

What a beautiful remembrance of the little boy, Stephen. Breaks my heart to think of not only his terror but that of his family... one of my favorite episodes for sure.

What an amazing little guy, Stephen was. God called him home early in life, but his death also helped others. Technology was put in that would help keep accidents like this from happening. RIP Stephen and his parents. ❤️

Why would anyone dislike this video? Must be the KZread trolls. Ron, you are an extraordinary storyteller and I’m so glad I found your channel. Thank you for all you do! Stay safe and Be Blessed

What a precious little boy. Gone way too soon. But God is in control and we know that Stephen is in Heaven with his parents. Pam Miller

How tender of the younger brother to visit the grave of his Parents and older Brother. Love the video you included of the placement of the flowers. Great and very sad story as always Ron.

Such a sad story. Thank you Ron.

New york sure has taken a beating over the years. So very sad 😔

@carolinebilliot2298

2 жыл бұрын

It was built over Native American land. Of course it’s cursed

Such a sad story! May everyone there be blessed by our Lord. 🙏 And you also for doing this wonderful work everyday. I am your age, & to hear those LOUD Cicadas has been normal since I can remember. But you know what? This year we didn’t get ANY!! First time in my life. I live in SW PA. near Pittsburgh, about 40 mins. away LOVE your tours all over the state’s. Bless you for your time, travel & love you put in each story. 😇🇺🇸♥️👼

@carolk5770

2 жыл бұрын

@@Regina0964 So True!!!! 💕🇺🇸🌸♥️

You are such a kind soul.

This one got me in my feels. So sad. He had so many plans for his life. May he rest in peace.

Thank you again for your in depth and researched stories. The respect you show is admirable, and I am privileged to watch your videos.

Now being 40 I spend a little spare time in cemeteries in my area, I just visit, read names, I try to talk to them. It's always nice to see like minded people. I have found out some amazing stories just from reading random names on graves amd wondering why.

@KimberlyLew

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Cemeteries are my go to Serenity seeking place. No one talks to me (hopefully lol) and they are so quiet and peaceful.

May they all RIP X Thank you for placing flowers x Beautiful tribute x

RIP young Stephen!! Thank you for sharing this HEARTBREAKING story with us, Ron!! XXXX