November 21, 2009, 2:32 pm
 |
There are currently 14 users and 30 guests online.
Online users
- jacquline
- Braveheart
- Foodie
- CC-Gal
- rusty
- NANA OF ONE
- JLSOhio51
- Total_Mayhem
- Palehorse
- krolchiha
- Tobi Jones
- contrapositive
- StillOutsideIndiana
- Deuce
Status Updates
- Sippy feels like she's been eaten by a wolf and crapped off a cliff! I need some freaking health insurance people!!! 1 hour ago
- ballguy Gonna put up Christmas lights today!! First gotta go catch some softballs. 4 hours ago
- Total_Mayhem Thinks the rough waves are over for now.. Keep those Surfboards handy.. 14 hours ago
- NANA OF ONE KPAUL CAN'T MAKE ALL HAPPY SO MAKE SOME 15 hours ago
- kpaul.mallasch great meet-up tonight. hope you can make the next one! 18 hours ago
- Zia hopes that everyone who attends tonights meet-up has a good time. 22 hours ago
- jacquline i think moderators are doing a good job, there is no fighting. things get off topic but get back on them pretty fast. 23 hours ago
- andersonbrent moderators are already not doing anything! What a joke that was. 1 day ago
AFP Email Newsletter
This is a little tangent, but I am searching for help in loading information on to Find A Grave.
...Being a genealogist I have used internet resources for years that lead to lists of names of who is in what cemetery. It would be nice if every known grave was compiled into one database and we could access it completely for free. :)
My dad is the last name on this page at find a grave.
Hey CC-Gal,
You got me on a mission in an indirect way....I went to Find A Grave about Ray Harroun and when I saw the information seemed to be incorrect I thought I would go the Anderson Memorial Park (Section C) and take a photo of Ray W. Harroun's grave site that reads he was born 1879 - 1968 and WINNER - 1st 500 - 1911.
I also took a photo of my grand parents, but I cannot seem to get the information loaded to Find A Grave.
I know someone that wants buried with a flashlight, unless someone in the family can figure out how to put a light in her casket.
Did you know?
Reuben John Smith of Buffalo, New York, made sure that he would spend eternity in comfort and he was buried in a leather recliner chair with a checkerboard sitting on his lap.
Humphrey Bogart in 1944 starred in To Have and Have Not with Lauren Bacall. A famous line from the movie, delivered by Bacall (who became his 4th wife) to Bogart, was, "If you need anything, just whistle." So when Bogart died in 1957, she placed a whistle inscribed with the line inside the silver urn with his ashes.
I have heard stories about other being buried with their cars (like Corvair's) and Harry "The Horse" Flamburis was buried with his motorcycle on top of his coffin.
As on the episode of "Wings" were Fay buried all 3 of her husband's name George. Someone said isn't that odd? Fay said where she is from they buried all the dead. She did admit that her second husband smoked a pipe and would never use an ash tray, so she had him cremated and he is using an ash tray now!
Whatever happened to good ole cremation?
Whatever happened to good ole cremation?
You know everyone has to do their own thing now a days, they have to out do their friends, show they are bigger and better in whatever way they can!
"If we ever forget that we are one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under."
You're dead....how can you be better than anyone else? I think dying REALLY puts everyone on a level playing field.
I know that and you know that, but some people have to have the best of everything
"If we ever forget that we are one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under."
I know that and you know that, but some people have to have the best of everything
Or the STRANGEST of everything! LOL
LOL!!! You could be placed in a mauseleum, on the top shelf. ;)
mausoleum
I have spoken!
and... formaldehyde- lol
this is getting a little morbid guys.....but then again.....carry on...
Like stars across the sky … . E per avvincere ….. Tu dovrai vincere ...
We were born to shine …All of us here because we believe......