My father passed away on the 1st of January 2022 early morning I found myself administering CPR to save him. He was a very good man. Who just passed in his sleep. Nothing can prepare you for it. Been stuck in that moment ever since and your channel actually Helps me to cope. Thank you.

@micholakinola1053

2 жыл бұрын

Lost my bf sons godmom died Jan 1 2022 from a heartache prayers sent your way

@codingprograms2078

2 жыл бұрын

@@micholakinola1053 thank you

@micholakinola1053

2 жыл бұрын

@@codingprograms2078 yw

@no1specialtoyou789

2 жыл бұрын

True. The Bible says life is a vapor. You're here for a moment then gone the next. Thats why it's important we have to make sure we are truly in Christ and we inherit ETERNAL life. This world is only tempory, Jesus came to die for our sins so we can overcome whatever it is keeping us in bondage to sin. Jesus overcame death and the grave and was risen after being crucified. And that's the promise and good news for us that we and all of our loved ones will be resurrected when Jesus returns.

@DefiantAngel87

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so deeply sorry.

That young man who died in Vietnam at age 21, would have been 74 years old now. He would have been a father & grandfather now...so much life and love to experience, left this world way to too soon and my heart truly goes out to his family and loved ones. It's so sad, they were practically babies. RIP to a hero and a brave extraordinary man who fought and served our country. And RIP to all those people you presented us too on this video. Sending all my love and heartfelt condolences to all there families and loved ones. Just remember there never gone, your Soul, Energy, love still continues after this life...you will reunite with them again.

I like when you talk about everyday people. It's interesting. The log cabin grave was really neat.

@Maija57

2 жыл бұрын

I concur!

@lynnh4923

2 жыл бұрын

Me three!

@misstoni3901

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

@carolynjonas4727

2 жыл бұрын

I like these videos the most also.

@suzannetaylor9245

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto

Life is not forever. Love is eternal. Thanks for being so respectful & taking the time to remember the people who have gone before us.

Thankyou for honoring Viet Nam veteran and mentioning how awful the vets that got to come home were treated.

@WickedlyMe328

2 жыл бұрын

My grandpa was treated like crap by the Red Cross. He was denied money to call home to let his family know he was home. He fought at Normandy. One reason why my family never donates to them.

A full military salute to the young guy who lost his life in Vietnam, along with all the other squaddies who have died in combat. God bless you brothers, see you all in the giant mess hall in the sky. UK military veteran. 💂‍♂️🇬🇧

@debraseiber8820

2 жыл бұрын

Can remember when Vietnam veterans were treated like dirt when they came back including some of my relatives and friends . Rip to those who never made it back. Glad they were finally honored when they made the Vietnam memorial

@Spartacus45

2 жыл бұрын

@@debraseiber8820 I was in Washington D.C. in 2001 and couldn't believe a cop told me as a visitor from the UK to keep away from the Vietnam Veterans 😕

@michealtom5453

2 жыл бұрын

And Australia to our British, and US mates ,,,.God Bless our Troops,

@bearyhot

2 жыл бұрын

@Matthew Frappe, although I am an American, I thank you with all of my heart, for your servìce!! Sending you a warm hug from Sunny (and sweltering hot) Arizona 🇬🇧

@Spartacus45

2 жыл бұрын

@@bearyhot It makes you no different being American, we all live on this big old world together and I thank you for the sunny hug and the kind sentiments. 😊 I actually made some great American friends whilst serving alongside the 75th Ranger Division in Desert Storm ( Operation Granby ) If Arizona is as warm as you say, I hope you have air-con? 🥵 Only 15° today in the East Midlands UK and we call that nice weather, lol!! 🙏

My mother was buried there in 1999 I go to grave suite to talk to her often miss her so much

@laurastrobel718

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss❤️🌄🕊️💐

@blakeh6250

2 жыл бұрын

Lost my mom feb 2020 going to visit gravesite this afternoon after rains stop.

I feel the same about animals in circuses. It's not how mother nature intended, and of course it's cruel. Thank you for this tour and the stories.

@lynncantrell2782

2 жыл бұрын

Also sea world. They are just as cruel as damn circuses. The only place I support is zoo’s. They allow the animals to be themselves

@kimlongobardi1145

2 жыл бұрын

It's very CRUEL.

@Aduysvmncmkouyf

2 жыл бұрын

Nature intended pain In getting bitten

@candyrain09able

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 💯💯 Its very heartbreaking. They should roam free like they were meant to.

@lynncantrell2782

2 жыл бұрын

@@candyrain09able but some are injured to the point they can no longer protect themselves, that’s why we have zoo’s.

I was the pilot on the HEMS transport for Mr. Giurk. I remember because it took rescuers some time to move him from the accident to a location nearby where I could land. As the medical crew was stabilizing him and it was clear he was in very bad shape. I’m sorry to hear he didn’t make it.

@ThePursuitofHappiness1988

7 ай бұрын

What a way to find that the patient you’d helped rescue didn’t make it; on KZread. Thank you for what you do.

Lamont I completely agree.U.K. No longer allow animals to be used in circuses. ENGLAND. In July 2019, the UK government passed a law banning the the use of wild animals in travelling circuses in England. The ban came into force on 20th January 2020.

@Anita-1976

2 жыл бұрын

Same in Holland

@myrescuecats3028

2 жыл бұрын

@@Anita-1976 Hi Anita..😀

@Anita-1976

2 жыл бұрын

@@myrescuecats3028 Hi 😉😀

@Anita-1976

2 жыл бұрын

@@barbarascotto3873 That for sure, in america you also can own a tiger or other wild animals.

@susanthomas5464

Жыл бұрын

Same in Wales ,UK . Thank you ,Lamont xx

Lamont, you do a great job. Here is what i found ( pertaining to Mr. Severs )from the newspaper called “The Charlotte News” from November 24, 1915. The paper states that the train was waiting for another train to pass but instead it plowed into the back of the waiting train and the victims were in the smoker car which was the very last car.

@greaterishe7197

2 жыл бұрын

I worked at a local nursing home a few years back and there was a lady there I think in her 80s with the same last name. She told me that her father, a Mr. Severs owned alot of land and sold some of it and it became what is now know near downtown Charlotte as Seversville.

@brendakrieger7000

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing the information. Very awful💔😿

@deniseoates7147

2 жыл бұрын

Great sleuthing there Keith! I had started but realize that someone probably already might have done it.

I've always enjoyed walking thru the older parts of cemetery's and wondered about the ppl behind the stones.

I haven't seen you showing a walk like this in a while, it was very respectfully done as per always! Thank you

To all veterans alive or passed. THANK YOU for your service. You made the ultimate sacrifice. 🕊😔🙏🏻🕊

@stephaniecoggins733

Жыл бұрын

YES 🙏🇺🇸

This took great journalism and dedication. Your outstanding at what you do. You will reach 1M subscribers sooner than you think.

@LamontAtLarge

2 жыл бұрын

One day :)

That’s absolutely insane the dude driving the boat had no idea how to pull a tuber. Also RIP to all our Vietnam war veterans who were treated horribly and spit on. 😞

I park next to this cemetery all the time and never would’ve guessed it was that huge from the outside. And you did a great job telling the history of those laid to rest. Great job and thank you for showing off the history of my city!

The Vietnam veterans - Rambo 1 First Blood is a dramatic reminder about how the returning soldiers were treated and how it affected them.

I had three brothers who went to fight in Vietnam. The way they were treated when they came home is why I say the same thing to every Vietnam Vet I see, “Thank you for your service. And welcome home.” I can’t tell you how many of them tear up because they’re glad to finally be recognized for their service.

Thank you Lamont for honoring the life and grave of David Schachner. A heroic serviceman who died for our country.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸✝️✝️✝️

Sup Uncle 🙌🏿 Regardless of the number of kids, grandkids, etc. we may have eventually as time passes we will all be forgotten 🥲 Be nice to think many years down the road that someone like my Uncle may come along and spend a minute reflecting on our lives 🙏🏿

@countryrockstar2008

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! I do genealogy and just by chance I happen to live around the corner from the cemetery my 4th great aunt and one of her daughters (with her husband and daughter) are in. We had my aunt's stone fixed by a cemetarian because what we thought was a flat in ground marker was actually standing up at one point. He said whatever they used to attach the stone to the base back then probably just gave out one day and the stone toppled over and that anyone who would've visited the grave had probably passed on themselves so it just went unnoticed until we came along.

@emmel4fun

2 жыл бұрын

That is very true.

@blakeh6250

2 жыл бұрын

Know where 4 generations back are buried, want to visit soon

Blanket term for PTSD was Shell Shock, I remember that being tossed around in the early 70's. Great Video as always

Face cancer is skin cancer. I love your videos, you show so much respect for those that have passed. Thank you Lamont!

I thoroughly enjoyed your trip through historic Elm Wood cemetery. There’s so much forgotten history within each cemetery that’s lost because we view cemeteries as places off limits to the living unless we are bringing in the dead. Among Charlotte’s older churches there are cemeteries located at the churches. History is so important to pass down through the generations and you sir are a wonderful Raconteur!

Thank you for your videos. After losing my husband on April 19 2022 I then losing my only sister on April 28 2022 I’m lost and heartbroken but listen to the respect you give to our lost brothers and sister. I thank you For everything u do. Thanks

@kellyscott4719

2 жыл бұрын

@Christy Heath I don’t feel like I do. I feel so alone my kids have own life and i seam to be a bother so I sit home night crying wishing I was gone

RIP DAVID RIP. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.

I really enjoyed this. Long before Google, you could look at stones and sometimes figure out a family’s history. Fascinating, you do such good work. To be forgotten forever is the worst tragedy.

@projectw.a.a.p.f.t.a.d7762

2 жыл бұрын

80 years after the death, the so called, second death happens. Maybe the internet and folks like Lamont will bring and end of that.

@bethwilliams8029

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for visiting Charlotte, NC

@ashleyyago3798

2 жыл бұрын

KRLComments-- Amen, to that.😉 I Totally Agree. I Too, Really Enjoyed this. Lamont Really Has Awesome Narrations, and Really Cool Stories to Tell, about Each & Every headstone. 👏 I Believe, that Behind Every Grave, and Headstone, there is a Story, of how the Person Lived, how they Grew up, and how they lived their Lives, before they died. 😉 Just like Lamont Says, "I Always Remember the Forgotten Dead"... I Do, too. I Love Cemeteries, and the Different,Unusual, & Unique Headstones that Sit, in Each of the Cemeteries. 😉😊 My Parents, say, that "I Am Weird", to Love Cemeteries, and the Stories of the Dead.😕 Its an actual, unique thing...😉😉

@krlcomments672

2 жыл бұрын

@@ashleyyago3798 Sounds like we are very much alike😊

@ashleyyago3798

2 жыл бұрын

@@krlcomments672 I Agree. We Must BE. 😉😉 2 Minds, Must Think Alike.👌👏 Google, was First Started, August 1996: Larry Page and Sergey Brin launch Google on Stanford University's network. That Probably WAS True, back then.... Back then You Could probably just look at a Headstone, and the "Dates of When the Person was born and when they died", and Mayne figure out the Story behind it, or where their last name/Family Name Originated from. 😉😊 KRLCOMMENTS, I'm Oriental, and it seems like, people that I talk to, always ask me, "What National Origin, is Your Last Name"?? So, it kind of Akward, that I get asked that.. Amongst other things...😉😉 But YES. 2 Minds, definitely think A Luke!!😊😊👌👏

I enjoy these types of videos just as much as the ones about individual people. You always keep me interested & have a natural ability to bring the deceased back to life for a moment with your story telling. Thanks for all you do Lamont. Sending you much love & well wishes during your travels.

@samclarn

2 жыл бұрын

I agreed with your comment… then I saw your name! Dude!

@stephanieleach2767

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto

Has anybody told you today your the man Lamont,I love ya bro.keep up the rad content.

Awesome log cabin grave,and story too.I would not get to see all these if not for you.Thank you for all the respect you show.💖💖💖💖💖💖

Thank you, Lamont! Always fascinating and beautiful... stay safe.

Lamont, Thank you for your special attention to our military personnel and war veterans. They always deserve special recognition. R.I.P. to all and we thank them for their service and sacrifice to our country.

Vietnam.. deserves as much recognition as all the other wars we’ve fought yet only a blip in our history books. So tragic all the way around.

There are a few lakes in Charlotte NC and SC areas. Mostly very wealthy people live at the lakes. You can look online at the weekly arrest in the summer. Lots of rich people are arrested and have tickets for operating boats and equipment while drunk.

Hi Lamont!! Thanks for another great video! Have a great day!! Loved that log cabin grave, absolutely amazing!

Thanks for sharing appreciate it lamont much love from England 🇬🇧❤

I fully agree with you on the animals used in circuses and zoos. They absolutely should be free. God bless you for having such a caring heart, Lamont. Your videos are always so informative, and they leave me thinking about the precious people who have sadly lost their lives. 🙏🏻♥️

@elephantdog3471

2 жыл бұрын

Free all animals from circuses, zoos, labs and from being slaughtered.

@mygrammieis

2 жыл бұрын

I totally 💯 agree🙏🏻☕️

@baileylynn6481

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. Wild animals should stay wild. I'm all for conservation of endangered species,but absolutely NOT for human entertainment

I really like the "How Did They Die" series. Great work on the research!!!

I agree! Our young men that fought in the Vietnam War were not given a nice homecoming! These men did fight for our country 😒, like all the other wars. Plus, I agree wild animals should be left in the wild! Cat,s and dogs should not be eaten. Also, animals killed for their fur. Leave animals alone!❤ Stay safe Lamont!

I absolutely love your stories and just showing ordinary people who passed so thank you

I can't think of anything more respectful and meaningful than you telling these people's stories 💗

As someone who ALWAYS wants to know what happened to people, please keep doing these! It’s like watching Shorts, but packed with info 🤔

My dad’s mom died from Tuberculosis on Christmas Day when my dad was only 5 years old. So tragic.

Lamont thanks for coming to Charlotte and covering Elmwood/Pinewood cemetery! This cemetery used to be segregated and of you went to the right side of the cemetery on the other side of the drive you will see some more historical people also!

Lamont I looked up the story of the attack on David King. As an animal lover I'm sorry to say that Mr King got what he deserved. Chief must have been an adult when he was captured. He would fight and disobey the trainers commands. For which he suffered severe torture. They would tie him to trees beat, stab him with spears build fires under his belly as punishment even the other elephants would abuse him. After he kill David King he sent to the Connecticut Zoo. Where his abuse may have continued. He would throw bricks at the zoo staff. They decided to kill him. The drew a circle on him where they thought his heart was and shot him. As if that wasn't enough they had him slaughtered and sold Chief stakes to the local restaurants, and pulled his remains through the streets of Cincinnati. The death of David King is sad. But in my opinion all the time of these people got what the deserved. Back then no one cared about the mistreatment of animals.

I loved this Lamont! All the history! And the cigarette butts is probably a sign of disrespect to him. It’s kind of like that old southern saying “if you were burning I wouldn’t even piss on you”. What a monster! Thanks for this!

@asherhouseman6838

2 жыл бұрын

He had a mobile bar to do a lot of drinking and partying so maybe he was a heavy smoker also and every so often his murderous ghostly spirit might come out of that tomb for a drinka and a cigarette.

I love the graves with a picture and you telling the story of how they died.

It really means alot to me that you pay respects to our fallen service members. It's also very touching you say the names of people who have died so long ago, there is no one alive who knows them. There's no telling the last time their names were spoken. Very touching.

@leeannjohnson1808

2 жыл бұрын

10 years ago my husband died from Agent Orange related heart disease.

@lovelyrich54

2 жыл бұрын

@@leeannjohnson1808 Sorry to hear that! What's Agent orange?

@emmel4fun

2 жыл бұрын

@@leeannjohnson1808 😪😥

@emmel4fun

2 жыл бұрын

That's when we truly die forever--when no one remembers us and our names are no longer mentioned.

@TR-Mead

2 жыл бұрын

@@lovelyrich54 it was a chemical defoliant used in the Vietnam war. It caused cancer and health problems to practically anyone who went near it, and their children.

Thanks for the video Lamont

Hello from England

Hi Lamont. Nice 2 see you. Thanks for visiting. God bless. ❤️

Hey I’m from England and I got that when you said that walking around graveyards interested you as a child … it was the same for me too, and for the same reasons that I wanted to imagine what these people were like alive … I love your posts and please keep them coming. Kelly.

Hi, Lamont. I'm back again for more of your outstanding videos 🙂💖

It's been a long time sense you've done a walking cemetery tour and told the deaths of the people. The first video I ever watched was one like this. Just ordinary people living ordinary lives, the only thing they have in common is that they've passed on. I really like these videos. I know family members appreciate their loved ones are remembered. Nice and interesting tour, Lamont. Stsy safe!

@ilanamillion8942

2 жыл бұрын

These are my favourites.

@jsrcamp

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know if you follow his other page or not but it's great too. Fascinating! Graveyard I believe is the name of his other page

@jillgross3968

2 жыл бұрын

@@jsrcamp I sure do! I love that he goes all over the country. When Lamont very first started this channel, it was pretty much what you watched in this video. Just random people and talking about what he could find online about them. It wasn't later till he did the famous, infamous, and true crime. I've been following since almost the beggining.

@jsrcamp

2 жыл бұрын

Oh I know I've been a follower of this page for a very very long time :) I love this channel and then I also follow ron at faces of the forgotten his channel is really good too. The only 2 channels I follow that are like this. I've tried others but they arnt the same vibe lol

@jsrcamp

2 жыл бұрын

@@jillgross3968 😁

Hello Lamont. Have a great weekend!

Great as always.. Thanks Lamont. Love 💘 from Africa 🌍 XXxX 😃🐘💝

Wow the severs is amazing, the detail in it

This was a good video man. I really like how you do the research and figure out which people to talk about. Keep up the good work.

I love your journalism. Please keep it up

@Linda-in9ns

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he’s great at this!

Thank you so much for making these interesting and sad videos.

When Lamont talked about the boy that was on the lake in a tube really made me sad. So many times Summer after summer we’d go camping and boating for weeks and every weekend as well. Waterskiing and tubing was such a fun part of my childhood and my kids and many many more kids and even adults not knowing this could of been anyone of us. My dad drove his boats and had a few beers and it was nothing to jump on the back in a tube. I’m so glad I didn’t drink and drive but so many loved ones did. So sad for this young man. But I don’t feel so bad for the 58 year old that got charged. IMO.

@rrrobeltnest7295

2 жыл бұрын

Typically narrow channels are off-limits to skiing or tubing that’s probably why he got arrested he’s definitely negligent I am a boater of many years towing skiers and wake borders and tubers. Here in California the law is you have to have clearance of double the length of rope out to any obstacle that was Lake Shasta the boat sheriff told me this.

@baileylynn6481

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. Regardless of intentions,his actions resulted in a young life cut short

I totally agree with you Lamont...As I read that epitaph I straight away thought about the poor Elephant 🐘 😢. Even today they are being exploited.

Thank you for your service David and R.I.P. 🙋🏽‍♀️💕

I really enjoyed hearing these stories of the graves that you visited. These people's lives varied alot in terms of lifestyles, money and circumstances. It's infuriating to hear how some people literally get away with murder due to money and connections. How did his girlfriend get like that if it was just the two of them? She certainly didn't beat herself to death! It's sad really, but he did not live that long after the incident. Creepy man. Also agree with others about animals being forced to perform in circuses. At least the thinking on this has changed a bit for the better. Thanks again , Lamont!

@ericv1989

2 жыл бұрын

Any place in the US like the Buffalo or Cleveland area will happily let you get away with murder if you've got the wherewithal. The Black Dahlia killer left Cleveland for LA and only did the one infamous act before his family squirreled him away in a mental institution so Eliot Ness couldn't get him.

Lamont you do such a good job showing a lot respect for the dead. 😢😢😢

I live in Charlotte, NC. I wish I knew you were in town. We could go out for a few beers. Take care, and keep doing what you're doing brother.

Thank you for all your hardwork and your wonderful videos! You are appreciated Lamont 💛 peace love and light from Kansas ✌ 💕 ☀️ 🌻

I love your format!! It's fascinating to hear how these people died. Thank you, again, Lamont. God speed

Thanks for the RIP military. My late husband Died from Agent orange Vietnam Blessings Lamont.

@laurastrobel718

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss. Blessings to you and your family ❤️🌄🕊️💐

@ruthmccurdy8623

2 жыл бұрын

@@laurastrobel718 thanks

@laurastrobel718

2 жыл бұрын

@@ruthmccurdy8623 You're welcome🙂💓

Your looking good these days, I like your way of telling stories about the deceased. Find some good stories to tell, again your a great storyteller!💜

These vids are great. I’ve walked through cemeteries and always wondered what happened (this was before I had a phone and became home bound “. Thank you for remembering them and sharing their stories

I love when you show the older gravestones. History comes “to life” when you post tours like this one. YES, pun totally intended. Keep up the great work, darling! ✌️😊

Lamont Happy Friday Safe Travels.

good morning

@debradavis9589

2 жыл бұрын

Hello from oklahoma

Always get excited when you upload. God Bless

@garyoak4946

2 жыл бұрын

Even though they are always sad but they are still enjoyable to watch

I love your walking tours and storytelling about the forgotten and not known. Thank you for taking me to places I wouldn’t see otherwise. Blessings to you & safe travels

Thx for this Video Lamont at Large u should most definitely have your own tv 📺 Rest In Peace too all people the you mentioned in video 🪦

Hey Lamont, why didn't you cover Terfinesh Gidey? I was curious to see a fellow African because most of my people opt to be buried in ther motherland especially the older generation. Thank you for doing these 💜

@estarkee4731

2 жыл бұрын

I wondered the same thing. Why film her headstone and give no background story.

♥️HANDSOME ♥️ THATS WAT YOU ARE ! WITH SUCH A BIG HEART N SO RESPECTFUL OF OUR DEARLY DEPARTED ♥️🙏♥️

Thank you Lamont for being so respectful when talking about these loved ones that’s passed. Sending love fr Kentucky

Interesting stories as always Lamont! Enjoyed your video!

Daniel Guirk died at Palmetto Health Baptist, or Baptist Hospital as we still call it!! Welcome to the Carolinas Lamont!! Love your content!!

God bless you Lamont! You always do a fabulous job with all your videos! Thank you!

Lamont, I do so enjoy your videos. You are respectful, thoughtful, and you do fabulous research. I could listen to you speak all day. I love how you aren't afraid to tell the truth of a story. Thank you, and stay safe!

Wow I love the log cabin grave. I'm amazed at the information you have found on individuals. So very interesting. I have wanted to find out why my biological great grandmother passed at age 26. I'm not a very good researcher

So very sad and some beautiful graves.💓💛🙏

I could watch these 24/7. Thanks, Lamont!

The video today struck a chord with me twice. Speaking of the man who lost his life in Vietnam made me think of one of my brothers who served over there for a year. We were fortunate and blessed to get him back in one piece. And then I was reminded of my father who served in WWII; once again our father one came back in one piece and sound of mind. He was stationed in France, I believe. That was before I was born, and I'm very thankful he made it back. Another great job, Lamont! Thank you for sharing your time with us.

Hey Lamont

Isn't that something, 9/11/61. An evil man who had the woman's son help him carry his mother's dead body back into her house, what nerve! I hope this young man got some help after doing this.. He was a kid who was bullied by an adult who knew better. It's amazing what the rich can get away with. But this may only lived 4yrs after the woman he murdered, he's paying for his crimes anyway.. Another great blog, some of those headstones were something to see, thanks for showing some of those that you didn't talk about! 🙏🏾

@a.j.marcantonio153

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly 40 years before 9/11.

@moonchild2172

2 жыл бұрын

Im sorry, but this KZreadr, insulting a Child "is ok" to You !!!! by calling him a moron?? Wow!!! The Kids was 14... All of YOU APLAUDE HIS WORK... ??? on Mr. Cutter and not the Victim and Child (at list- would of,should of SAID) the Update of the 14th yr is to closed the ending Mr. CUTTER MURERED! ( WHO IS HE TO JUDGE?)

@KebabMusicLtd

Жыл бұрын

A guy turns up at your door with your dead mother. The child is probably thinking, if I don't do as he says, he will probably kill me too. The question is, why was the 14 year old at home alone?

Well perseved headstones very well kept if I do say so myself.Thank you Lamont for all you do, to never let these people be forgotten.

i really want to start a youtube channel like this. im from Philippines. i love visiting graves. it started when my mother and father died. im only 28. im really saving money now so i can buy a camera. thanks a lot lamont. always love your videos and how you tell stories of them

My brother came back and he got hurt really bad he was blind form that war

Loved the way you did this video with the individual grave stories. As for Mr. Robinson, cancer of the face may be skin cancer. Skin cancer can be very aggressive and deadly.

Thank you for saying how our veterans were/are treated when returning from combat. My dad was in the Navy. Many of our family friends were Vietnam veterans. One friend was a SeaBee and had multiple bouts of cancer as he was part of the group that worked with Agent Orange. My sister is an Army vet that lives with PTSD. Thank you for honoring them. 🙂

They really need to clean those cigarette butts . That's really disgusting 🤢🤢🤢

I love that you do this Lamont, great stories of these people that are buried there. When you go to Pennsylvania, my Uncle, grandparents and my great Aunt are buried in Edgewood Memorial park in Morton. My uncle was a famous tattoo artist in Upper Darby Pa in the late 60s and early 70s and he also did a famous folk singer Jim Crose's rose tattoo on his chest. My uncle was shot and killed at a robbery in his tattoo shop in 1975, I never got to meet him.

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That's so horrible, sorry for your families' loss. I love Jim Croce, another tragic loss. Thanks for sharing ❤️🙏🌹🕊️

Thank you Lamont for remembering all these everyday people. RIP to all🙏🏻

It just hit me while watching your video that my cousin was drafted and went to Vietnam and then when his tour was over he reenlisted after his second tour he would go out of his mind every now and then. I never thought about his behavior I just accepted it. Now I know he had PTSD. He got throat cancer from agent orange. He had radiation therapy but it weakened his heart and he suddenly died. His brother had went to the store and came back and he had passed away.

~ Love these types of Walk Through's Mr. L ~ Please do More of them and Have a Great Day ~ Stay Safe ~ with Respect , Toni ~ 🥰