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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
IN THE END, DEATH ALWAYS WINS. LEST THE FACES NOT BE FORGOTTEN...

This channel is focused on casually walking and viewing a handful of the thousands of forgotten names and faces at various cemeteries near and afar. Seeing their faces up close. And when able, telling the stories behind their names.

Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.

#graves #cemeteries #death

[CharlesBrown-kios]

10:38 this was a man named William Boston he was killed when he was kicked by a mule

[saries]

Such a sad story but told beautifully. Her family took such care of her in life and in death. ❤

[shovelhead]

My Grandma told me when she was a little girl growing up in Poland that there was a little girl that would fall asleep for days and they thought she was dead but then she would wake up like nothing was wrong. But one time she went to sleep and the doctor was called and said she had passed and to bury her but the Mother said that she will wake up but it will be a few days. After a few days they forced her to be bury her daughter, but her Mother talked them into digging the grave open and when they opened the coffin there were claw marks on the lid of the coffin and she had pulled her hair out. I just can't imagine waking up and realizing you are buried.

[SueSheldon-gh]

Poor Susan, how sad that her life was so messed up, may she sleep in slumber and no more pain her parents did a good job on taking care of her Thanks ron for this one

[creativestudio]

She was a sleeping beauty. RIP. Beautifully told as always.

[sheliahstrube]

Poor sweet child. Rest in peace Susan. My heart, and prayers go out to Susan, and her family!

[quentincollins]

Glad she wasn't subjected to the dreaded "premature burial" that was so feared in the 19th Century. 🙏🏼

[tantone]

Such a sad story and she died so young . Narcolepsy comes to mind . That picture is definitely post mortem .

[ellennewth]

I can't help wondering if anyone ever figured out what caused Susan to sleep the way she did. Such a strange, sad story. Thank you for sharing it with us and keeping her memory alive.

[jaynellewellyn]

What a beautiful Churchyard, Ron, so well cared for. Wonderful that she is still remembered locally. Thank you for telling her story in such a compassionate way. She obviously had a loving family and it must have been so difficult to see her suffering.Even after death, they ensured she rested in peace.

[ReneeLewis-svxp]

It's quite sad for her family that just as Susan started recovering, she soon passed.
How unfair that would seem. 😭❤

[marlatodd]

You covered this story with so much sensitivity and respect. I'm sure Susan would have approved. Thank you.

[MaMaSmo]

Nashville here. But we’re just glad you’re back & going full steam. Thanks ❤❤️❤️❤️❤️

[zorabryce]

RIP Susan Godsey, what an unfortunate life you had. Thank you Ron, stay safe and keep well.

[lymarie]

I had tears while watching but just lost it once you placed that gorgeous rose. My gosh the whole family suffered 😢❤.

[angelamary]

Hi Ron ☺️ looking forward to watching.. sending love to you and Family ❤ x UK

[deniseboldea]

Sulfuric Ether mixed with Lithium plus Uric Acid? 😱 Holy S***! It's a wonder she lasted as long as she did.

[SmilingLlama-qtkq]

Kind of reminds me of the movie "Awakenings" with Robin Williams. Robert De Nero played a man in a psychiatric hospital (this was in the 1960s) who had been "asleep" since he was a boy after he had suffered an illness some 20-30 years before. Many other patients at the facility had similar symptoms. Robin Williams was a young doctor who started working at the hospital and started studying these people. He gave them dopamine and it brought many of them around for a time. Wasn't a cure, though. Based on a true story. I can't remember what the diagnosis was, but it is a very interesting movie. So sad for the family and friends.

[Steve.Cutler]

Such a sad story. Her family did love her so much. Rip

[jessicaagosto]

thankyou Ron, love how you explain your stories, your like a teacher from school who is very kind