Fall Newsletter
September 2, 2019
Tag: gravesite
Fall FloralMemorials
August 22, 2019
They were having some mowing problems at the cemetery where two of my brothers are laid to rest. My youngest brother’s favorite color was orange so I made this cross for him while working on my Fall Crosses. The bright colors help me to locate his grave until this mowing disagreement is over.
No such thing as to late to remember
July 29, 2019
wwmt.com/news/local/civil-war-veterans-receive-headstones-after-more-than-a-century-since-burial The link above is a story that most wont take the time to read but I’m not sure that is if any importance to the people who made sure that these veterans were remembered.
Christmas Cemetery Crosses
November 18, 2018
You can purchase a cross for your loved one(s) at http://floralmemorials.shop Or under the same name Floralmemorials Etsy Bonanza eBay
Holiday Floralmemorials
November 10, 2018
An Island Cemetery – Greenwood Cemetery
October 22, 2018
Cemetery names are often the same as the small town the cemetery is near. Often cemeteries will have religious or saint names. Some make reference to water or flowers such Riverside or Rose Hill. Greenwood and Evergreen are very popular names for cemeteries. You would be hard pressed NOT to find an Evergreen or Greenwood … More An Island Cemetery – Greenwood Cemetery
Floralmemorials Christmas Newsletter
October 21, 2018
A small South Dakota cemetery
October 16, 2018
One of the items on my life bucket list is to travel to as many national parks as possible. I was able to travel to South Dakota where in the western part of the state are the Badlands, Black Forest, Mt. Rushmore, and Crazy Horse Monument. South Dakota didn’t disappoint as every mile of it … More A small South Dakota cemetery
Patriotic Memorial Ribbons and Crosses
October 12, 2018
I have used holiday ribbons and colors that would be great for your loved ones Grave from Veterans Day through the Christmas season. Check out my other crosses in Etsy – Bonanza – eBay.
Respect for our Military
May 27, 2018
The final resting place of those who sacrificed so much for their country is being neglected and forgotten. Retired naval captain Ralph Parrot has made it his mission to restore the respect and dignity to the oldest military cemetery on the west coast — but he can’t do it alone. When local resident Nestor Aliga … More Respect for our Military
