Thank you deeply for sharing both about your own highly personal (and thoroughly understandable) feelings regarding what cemeteries mean to you, as well as about that really interesting tour. I’ve not yet come across one like it here in Canada, though it’s entirely possible one or more exists.

So long as the portrayals are done respectively (as it sounds like they are at that location), I have zero qualms with this way of presenting history. It’s engaging, helps to keep the memory of the departed alive, and surely makes for a very memorable experience.

Thinking of you, my treasured fellow October adoring friend, and wishing you an awesomely enjoyable Halloween weekend.

♥ Autumn

You’re all kinds of sweet, dear Vicki. Thank you so much!

It’s awesome that your mom has a passion for genealogy (it’s a substantial interest of mine as well) and that through it, she’s been able to learn more about your family’s history.

I’ve not (yet?) had the chance to visit many of my own relatives’ final resting places. In part because those who have pasted in more recent decades often opted for cremation (sans any form of cemetery memorialization). Another reason is that, if we go a touch further back, the majority of my ancestors lived and, in turn, were laid to rest in other countries.

Still, that said, I really hope to be able to find and visit more cemeteries where I have family interred as time goes on.

Many thanks again, my dear friend. May you and your family have a safe, fun, and very happy Halloween weekend!

♥ Autumn