Such a beautiful tribute to deceased. Amazing stories told, and treated respectfully. Cemetaries are really a garden of stories, memories, and histories of life lived, gone but not forgotten.
When I need to humble myself, I will find a cemetery and talk a walk through it. As I look at the names and dates on the headstones I soon realize how fortunate I am to have the life that I have, and how fortunate I am. I also realize how selfish I can be, but to also be thankful for the things that I always take for granted. Having watched all three parts of your wonderful series of videos on Calvary Cemetery, I am reminded once again just how precious life is. Calvary Cemetery has always been the one that I have wanted to visit least in Los Angeles, but if I ever make it there, it will definitely be added to my list. Thank you for such a thoughtful, well done series.
19:07 My great grandparents and their youngest son are buried here. Frank Duffy was only 19 when he was shot through the heart in Vietnam. He was my great uncle. His body was returned to his native soil of Los Angeles for burial, and upon their deaths, my great grandparents were buried beside him. His oldest sister was my grandmother, and my mother has never forgotten her favorite uncle. On a side note, I just wanted to tell you how much your content means to me on a personal level. I’m a fourth/fifth generation Angeleno, and I have spent many hours exploring our city’s cemeteries. I have personal connections to quite a few of the ones you’ve featured, including Angelus Rosedale, Mountain View, and, of course, Calvary. (My personal favorite is Inglewood Park though, and that’s where my great grandparents on my dad’s side are interred) I currently live far away and miss Los Angeles horribly, but through your videos I feel like I get to go home for an hour or so. Thank you for that. Until I can wander between the stones again myself, I’m glad you can do it for me. (Also, side note side note, GOD I miss In-N-Out. I haven’t had a double double animal style with cheese in over a year. I might cry when I finally taste one again. 😂)
"No life is without significance or consequence..." Your closing statements were very moving and eloquent----thank you for giving this topic so much respect. (Also, I would like to add that you have a million dollar voice!⭐️)
@@graveexplorations I'm a tad late to the show as I only came across your absolutely enthralling site a few days ago. Let me tell you this though, you my friend could talk about drying paint and make it a wonderful,exciting, and enriching experience. You sir are not a TH-camr,you my friend are a Wordsmith and a magician. Your ability to take ordinary words and weave them into something that casts a spell over the listener is an art form that I enjoy and envy in equal measure 🧡
Excellent documentary! There was so much in this. I can certainly tell you put in a lot of time and research. I love all the architecture and art that's in the cemetery. It's always interesting to hear you tell the stories of those that have walked this earth. I love the variety that you had in this one.
Thank you, my friend! This one was jam packed. Originally, everything in this one was going to be in Part 2, but it was too unwieldy and long. The amazing efforts you have put into your RhettyforFun videos are a great source of education and inspiration! Keep up the great work!
Greetings from Manchester UK! Thank you very much for taking time not only to tell the stories of the faithful departed souls but also to take us around the breathtaking beauty of the art and architecture of the graves and mausoleum itself, which, on another channel touring burial sites, those details are only briefly explained. The sculpture of the dead nun covered with roses, over the resting place of the Carmelites of the Sacred Heart, depicts that of a very well-known Carmelite sister. She was made Doctor of the Church by the pope and is known in the Catholic Church as 'The Little Flower', Saint Therese of Lisieux. It was from a photograph taken of her shortly after her death when she was laid out in repose before her Requiem Mass and burial. She predicted that her body would decompose and when she was exhumed as part of the cause for sainthood, only her bones remained. Those same bones have travelled around the world for the faithful to venerate; even a First Class Relic of Saint Therese was taken onto one of the Space Shuttle's voyages into space. The sculpture memorial faithfully replicates that of a similar work that is in Lisieux, Normandy, France itself.
WOW! I spent the whole day binge watching your channel, and it was time very well spent. All your work is splendid, but your series on Calvary Cemetery is stellar. I'm very much looking forward to your future projects!
You and your work are just amazing. Could listen to you all day with your soothing voice, intelligent and informed videos. You bring the long, gone people back to life. You're refreshing and pleasurable in the sea of the you tube world Thank you so much for your work Matt.
Your viedos/documentaries are the best. Not only do you touch on famous, infamous individuals but those who made a difference in local, city and or state economy and with some, helped to shape our country. Such wonderful history lessons! Thank you for teaching us the true meaning of cemeteries, honoring and remembering.❤
WOW, an awesome set of videos. Excellent photography, well scripted history, and a beautiful memorial to the many who have passed on. Thank you so much for sharing.
Excellent Documentary, very well put together & well done. I especially loved the stories told of the many lives lived but I loved most the way it was narrated with love & care of the humanity of these buried here & the honesty which came across in these videos! I look forward to seeing more of these. Again well done & thank you! 😎❤️
LOVED IT!! You’re a great narrator. I really appreciate the background information you provide. I’m sure you put in many hours of research.. Great job, can’t wait for your next one!!
WOW!!!!! Just finished part three. You do professional level work and your narration and camera work is flawless. I will be recommending these vids to all my family and friends. I am soooo impressed. Thank you for what must have been a very tedious and huge amount of work.
Thank you for sharing your knowledgeable and informative video! My grandparents are buried at the Calvary cemetery near the yellow/white cross on the hill. As well as my godparents. I appreciate your thorough research.
Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Such a beautiful, compassionate treatment of those who have served as religious in the Catholic Faith and of those who lived lives that nurtured others for the good through their entertainment skills, financial prowess, and philanthropic gifts. I was deeply saddened when the death of the son of Lou Costello was shared but so glad that he was able to turn that tragedy into gifts of life betterment for many underprivileged children. And, that feature about the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial. To see the film showing actual footage of Lincoln's son was awesome!! There are so many facets of your video that make viewing exciting, interesting, and even somewhat horrifying (lives and deaths of underworld characters.) Thank you for ALL the research done to provide another riveting hour spent with you in Calvary Cemetary. I have watched all three episodes and looking forward to watching others. Thank you!
Always look forward to your videos. The history you provide on all these individuals is outstanding. And for the very beautiful peaceful walks through the places they now rest in. Calvary is a beautiful cemetery with such rich history. I love how you put it : Some were aware that they were making history, but most ,simply got into Historys way. Thanks so much for your videos and the respect that you always show to all the individuals who have been laid to rest here. So many lives, so many stories of lives once lived, which are now only, whispers in the wind.
Very well done sir. I’ve met many Protestants in my lifetime and I have only as a true Catholic Christian been maligned demeaned and Besmirched for being Catholic being told here in San Bernadino by mostly Baptists that I am going to hell and at planned parenthood abortion mills spat on given the middle finger and much worse! Therefore if you’re not a Catholic I humbly thank you for this dedication that’s filled with love and respect of as you say those good and bad that came before us created the path we all now traverse! God bless you for this formidable upload!
I just finished all 3 parts... Beautiful job Sir, & thank you for taking the time and extreme effort in setting these apart from your average celebrity grave site videos...I learned quite a few things that I didn't know before now...you kept me engaged as a "mainstream" documentary series would have! I must admit I am envious...I wish I could do videos 1/2 as good as these!!! Bravo!!!
I thoroughly enjoy your informative videos. I know many who watch don’t appreciate the painstaking amount of research that you must do, but there are many of us out here who do. Thank you for a great job.
Thank you Ron. I know there are many out there like yourself who appreciate cemeteries as something more than a spooky place. For me they are like stepping back in time. I have always been fascinated by history, but since I began making these videos, I feel I have a much better understanding of the times and people. Thanks again for watching and please forgive the lateness of my reply.
Thank you so much. Your videos are beautiful and touching. My grandpa is here at Calvary Cemetery and I treasure knowing some of his neighbors. When I visit, my husband parks in the same spot (its the first “house” on the left when you enter park). I call it Angel row. There are 5 little girls all along the curb that passed in the 60’s. I wish to know their stories. I give them a flower each when I visit my grandpa. I watch all your videos, again thank you.
Thank you for such an amazing job done some of the stories I’ve never heard of thank you for bringing them in to light because everybody matters in one way or another sadly so many are forgotten thank you!! good job👍🏻😊
I enjoy listening to you tell the stories of the people who rest in these beautiful cemetarys. Your last words brought tears as I am mourning several friends and my beloved husband. Thank you for your kind words and the dignity you give the dead, whether good or not so nice you treat them all with words of polite recognition. My Beloved grew up in CA and this has been a meaning ful series as I'm sure he has walked these places as he lied visiting old cemetarys. I'm humbled by these stories. I pray you continue your calling tomtell the stories of these resting places and those who inhabit them.✌️♥️✨
That was a great 3 part series. Everytime I vist my family, I often take s few moments to look at the surrounding markers, and wonder: "who were they?" Thank you for explaining who they were.
The Statuary in many of these old cemeteries is priceless!! I live close to Savannah GA and the old cem. Here Boneventure has some beautiful stuff.....
Another stunning and thoughtful piece of work. Thank you for everything! My only wish is that you’d linger on the stones and let us read/look more. I absolutely love the integration of the news clippings. NY Times machine is one of my favorite sites. Please tell me you have a patreon? Till next time...
Thank you, Emily! Great advice on the headstones, I will be sure to give them more screen time :) I do have a Patreon, but I haven't gotten around to promoting yet. Thanks again for watching and your very kind words.
Wonderful work. Thank you so very much. Many names I know and the rest I was so pleased to learn about. Probably the best series I have ever seen on You Tube or anywhere. Done in good taste, with respect and class. Again many thanks. Sincerely, Miss Denise San Francisco Ca
Thank you, Chris! I have long been fascinated by America's colonial past, and it is a dream of mine to get over to New England as well as the South. One of these years, in the not too distant future I'm going to make it happen. Thanks again, and all the best! :)
I agree with everyone who has commented here,the video content is captivating.But for myself and some others it's the narration,very good indeed.Thank you.
Brilliant documentary series. However, if I am not mistaken, the 'statue of a nun in death' surrounded by roses is likely to be that of The Little Flower, Saint Therese of Lisieux.
Hebrews 9:27 John 10:10 John 3:16-18. The cemetery is not our last stop. I'm grateful for your videos, because it gets people to think about death, and where they will be after. Ecclesiastes 7:2 I also appreciate the history lessons of these videos. They say Los Angeles has no culture or history, but as you can see that's not true.
O know this Videos ar old bud I found them 2 Days ago I loved to watsch and listen. Time well spend. I Love the Voice presenting all the informations with so much Love and Respect thank you so much🙏🙏
@@graveexplorations yes i did. I was faszinatet of all the Informations and the Way you presentet each Part i enjoyed Listen to your Voice For me it was noticeble how much effort and Time you spend to make it informationel and ceep it respectfull
thank you so much for these videos-they really mean aot-for some reason im drawn to certain people that I dont even know- the story of Juan Diaz and the marine Obergon-I feel something like maybe I knew them in a past life if you believe in that-but thank you this video really touched me and thank you for showing the grave of the little boy who would have been 100 today-thank you !
Thank you my Grand parents are buried in Calvary.I've always found the place peaceful and always strolled the cemetery wondering about the people that are buried there.
It is like walking through old German cemeteries. My father did a lot of genealogy research when we were stationed in Germany. We went to a hundred cemeteries in Europe. We were glad that they had playgrounds in them.
Superb presentation and narration. Always understanding and sympathetic to the individual and their circumstances. I've learned from this and your other videos. Thank you.
My mom, aunts, grandmother , and a few more are burried there. My mom grew up across the street in the 30s and they would play in the cemetery. So many more notable people are there. Thanks for the history.
Such a beautiful tribute to deceased. Amazing stories told, and treated respectfully. Cemetaries are really a garden of stories, memories, and histories of life lived, gone but not forgotten.
Thank you very much :)
Wonderful! My grandparents are buried at Calvery. Its beautiful. Thank you!
When I need to humble myself, I will find a cemetery and talk a walk through it. As I look at the names and dates on the headstones I soon realize how fortunate I am to have the life that I have, and how fortunate I am. I also realize how selfish I can be, but to also be thankful for the things that I always take for granted. Having watched all three parts of your wonderful series of videos on Calvary Cemetery, I am reminded once again just how precious life is. Calvary Cemetery has always been the one that I have wanted to visit least in Los Angeles, but if I ever make it there, it will definitely be added to my list. Thank you for such a thoughtful, well done series.
19:07 My great grandparents and their youngest son are buried here. Frank Duffy was only 19 when he was shot through the heart in Vietnam. He was my great uncle. His body was returned to his native soil of Los Angeles for burial, and upon their deaths, my great grandparents were buried beside him. His oldest sister was my grandmother, and my mother has never forgotten her favorite uncle.
On a side note, I just wanted to tell you how much your content means to me on a personal level. I’m a fourth/fifth generation Angeleno, and I have spent many hours exploring our city’s cemeteries. I have personal connections to quite a few of the ones you’ve featured, including Angelus Rosedale, Mountain View, and, of course, Calvary. (My personal favorite is Inglewood Park though, and that’s where my great grandparents on my dad’s side are interred) I currently live far away and miss Los Angeles horribly, but through your videos I feel like I get to go home for an hour or so. Thank you for that. Until I can wander between the stones again myself, I’m glad you can do it for me.
(Also, side note side note, GOD I miss In-N-Out. I haven’t had a double double animal style with cheese in over a year. I might cry when I finally taste one again. 😂)
"No life is without significance or consequence..." Your closing statements were very moving and eloquent----thank you for giving this topic so much respect. (Also, I would like to add that you have a million dollar voice!⭐️)
Thank you so much for your very kind words. :)
Exactly what I wanted to say but you did it first so thank you
@@graveexplorations I'm a tad late to the show as I only came across your absolutely enthralling site a few days ago. Let me tell you this though, you my friend could talk about drying paint and make it a wonderful,exciting, and enriching experience. You sir are not a TH-camr,you my friend are a Wordsmith and a magician. Your ability to take ordinary words and weave them into something that casts a spell over the listener is an art form that I enjoy and envy in equal measure 🧡
@@barbaranorman2579 my mom is a tad late too, she will love this super Catholic edition ✌🏻😁 thanks Matt.
Excellent documentary! There was so much in this. I can certainly tell you put in a lot of time and research. I love all the architecture and art that's in the cemetery. It's always interesting to hear you tell the stories of those that have walked this earth. I love the variety that you had in this one.
Thank you, my friend! This one was jam packed. Originally, everything in this one was going to be in Part 2, but it was too unwieldy and long. The amazing efforts you have put into your RhettyforFun videos are a great source of education and inspiration! Keep up the great work!
15:35 he looks like your pic dude.. crazy
Greetings from Manchester UK!
Thank you very much for taking time not only to tell the stories of the faithful departed souls but also to take us around the breathtaking beauty of the art and architecture of the graves and mausoleum itself, which, on another channel touring burial sites, those details are only briefly explained.
The sculpture of the dead nun covered with roses, over the resting place of the Carmelites of the Sacred Heart, depicts that of a very well-known Carmelite sister. She was made Doctor of the Church by the pope and is known in the Catholic Church as 'The Little Flower', Saint Therese of Lisieux.
It was from a photograph taken of her shortly after her death when she was laid out in repose before her Requiem Mass and burial. She predicted that her body would decompose and when she was exhumed as part of the cause for sainthood, only her bones remained. Those same bones have travelled around the world for the faithful to venerate; even a First Class Relic of Saint Therese was taken onto one of the Space Shuttle's voyages into space.
The sculpture memorial faithfully replicates that of a similar work that is in Lisieux, Normandy, France itself.
These sculptors are absolutulety striking.They give everlasting light to the heavens.Tony
WOW! I spent the whole day binge watching your channel, and it was time very well spent. All your work is splendid, but your series on Calvary Cemetery is stellar. I'm very much looking forward to your future projects!
You and your work are just amazing.
Could listen to you all day with your soothing voice, intelligent and informed videos.
You bring the long, gone people back to life.
You're refreshing and pleasurable in the sea of the you tube world
Thank you so much for your work Matt.
You are very welcome! Thank you for spending your time with Grave Explorations :)
@@graveexplorations Thank you for your time, oh! And maybe the desert, Rancho Mirage/Palm Springs?
Your viedos/documentaries are the best. Not only do you touch on famous, infamous individuals but those who made a difference in local, city and or state economy and with some, helped to shape our country. Such wonderful history lessons! Thank you for teaching us the true meaning of cemeteries, honoring and remembering.❤
Thank you Jerry, I so glad you enjoyed the video, and please forgive the lateness of my reply.
WOW, an awesome set of videos. Excellent photography, well scripted history, and a beautiful memorial to the many who have passed on. Thank you so much for sharing.
Gregory Jeane Thank you for watching I’m very glad you enjoyed the videos 😊
Excellent Documentary, very well put together & well done. I especially loved the stories told of the many lives lived but I loved most the way it was narrated with love & care of the humanity of these buried here & the honesty which came across in these videos! I look forward to seeing more of these. Again well done & thank you! 😎❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words! :)
watching your films touches my soul...incredible storytelling, historian and film maker. God bless you sir!
Thank you very much for your kind words and wishes. God bless you.
The water into the tank compared to the tears shed is a wonderful image and line. Keep up the great work.
LOVED IT!! You’re a great narrator. I really appreciate the background information you provide. I’m sure you put in many hours of research.. Great job, can’t wait for your next one!!
Thanks very much! Yes, I spend a lot of time, but what makes it worth while is all the wonderful comments from great people like you! Thanks again :)
The statues here look magnificent.Such poise and reverance give Calvary Cemetery such beauty.Tony has spoken.
These statues are so magnificent,so religious and so strong,they show how immortal we are.Tony has spoken.Amen.
WOW!!!!!
Just finished part three. You do professional level work and your narration and camera work is flawless. I will be recommending these vids to all my family and friends.
I am soooo impressed.
Thank you for what must have been a very tedious and huge amount of work.
Thank you so much for watching and your very kind words, and please forgive the lateness of my reply.
Thank you for sharing your knowledgeable and informative video! My grandparents are buried at the Calvary cemetery near the yellow/white cross on the hill. As well as my godparents. I appreciate your thorough research.
It was my pleasure. Calvary is such a special place. Thank you for watching and your kind words. :)
Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Such a beautiful, compassionate treatment of those who have served as religious in the Catholic Faith and of those who lived lives that nurtured others for the good through their entertainment skills, financial prowess, and philanthropic gifts. I was deeply saddened when the death of the son of Lou Costello was shared but so glad that he was able to turn that tragedy into gifts of life betterment for many underprivileged children. And, that feature about the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial. To see the film showing actual footage of Lincoln's son was awesome!! There are so many facets of your video that make viewing exciting, interesting, and even somewhat horrifying (lives and deaths of underworld characters.) Thank you for ALL the research done to provide another riveting hour spent with you in Calvary Cemetary. I have watched all three episodes and looking forward to watching others. Thank you!
Until I watched this beautiful video, I had never heard the name Eugene Obregon. Now, I will never forget it.
Very good and informative series, the amount of work you put into this project is a credit to you, many thanks for posting.
Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the series :)
Very interesting! You are a wonderful narrator. Thank you very much!
I just love listening to you. I just sit back,relax and watch. Then I have to translate everything for my Sister.
Thank you, so much!
Always look forward to your videos. The history you provide on all these individuals is outstanding. And for the very beautiful peaceful walks through the places they now rest in. Calvary is a beautiful cemetery with such rich history. I love how you put it : Some were aware that they were making history, but most ,simply got into Historys way. Thanks so much for your videos and the respect that you always show to all the individuals who have been laid to rest here. So many lives, so many stories of lives once lived, which are now only, whispers in the wind.
That closure was realy something! Wached it/listening it few times on repeat.
Thank you, I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment! :)
One of the better presentations I've seen on TH-cam! Wow.
Perfect no other word for it....very well put together thank you very much..
MARTIN STREET Thank you for watching and for your very kind words 😊
Superb production, excavation of histories, storytelling.
Very well done sir. I’ve met many Protestants in my lifetime and I have only as a true Catholic Christian been maligned demeaned and
Besmirched for being Catholic being told here in San Bernadino by mostly Baptists that I am going to hell and at planned parenthood abortion mills spat on given the middle finger and much worse!
Therefore if you’re not a Catholic I humbly thank you for this dedication that’s filled with love and respect of as you say those good and bad that came before us created the path we all now traverse! God bless you for this formidable upload!
Perfection as always! Thank you from the heart~
Thank you so much, I'm glad you like it :)
I agree will Joanie thank you. Wonderful presentation!
Another great Video, Loved it, I always enjoy Grave Explorations, TQ...💐🍀🍀☘️
Thank you for watching :)
I just finished all 3 parts... Beautiful job Sir, & thank you for taking the time and extreme effort in setting these apart from your average celebrity grave site videos...I learned quite a few things that I didn't know before now...you kept me engaged as a "mainstream" documentary series would have! I must admit I am envious...I wish I could do videos 1/2 as good as these!!!
Bravo!!!
What an excellent video! I can't remember the last time I was so moved by something. Thank you!
I thoroughly enjoy your informative videos. I know many who watch don’t appreciate the painstaking amount of research that you must do, but there are many of us out here who do. Thank you for a great job.
Thank you Ron. I know there are many out there like yourself who appreciate cemeteries as something more than a spooky place. For me they are like stepping back in time. I have always been fascinated by history, but since I began making these videos, I feel I have a much better understanding of the times and people. Thanks again for watching and please forgive the lateness of my reply.
This series is terrific...so well done and unbelievably interesting...great job...well done!
Thank you so much. Your videos are beautiful and touching. My grandpa is here at Calvary Cemetery and I treasure knowing some of his neighbors. When I visit, my husband parks in the same spot (its the first “house” on the left when you enter park). I call it Angel row. There are 5 little girls all along the curb that passed in the 60’s. I wish to know their stories. I give them a flower each when I visit my grandpa. I watch all your videos, again thank you.
Excellent video; well researched. No one would know about all these interesting people without your bringing them back to life.
Thanks
Thank you so much for watching and the very nice comment :)
Thank you for such an amazing job done some of the stories I’ve never heard of thank you for bringing them in to light because everybody matters in one way or another sadly so many are forgotten thank you!! good job👍🏻😊
A very humbling and insightful video and somber ending.
I enjoy listening to you tell the stories of the people who rest in these beautiful cemetarys. Your last words brought tears as I am mourning several friends and my beloved husband. Thank you for your kind words and the dignity you give the dead, whether good or not so nice you treat them all with words of polite recognition.
My Beloved grew up in CA and this has been a meaning ful series as I'm sure he has walked these places as he lied visiting old cemetarys. I'm humbled by these stories. I pray you continue your calling tomtell the stories of these resting places and those who inhabit them.✌️♥️✨
That was a great 3 part series. Everytime I vist my family, I often take s few moments to look at the surrounding markers, and wonder: "who were they?"
Thank you for explaining who they were.
Very classy and moving presentations. Subscribed, and look forward to more of your artistry.
Thank you so much for your wonderful documentaries! I really enjoyed them!
Thank you for the upload.
Watching from Australia.
Hello in Australia! Thank you for watching! :)
The Statuary in many of these old cemeteries is priceless!! I live close to Savannah GA and the old cem. Here Boneventure has some beautiful stuff.....
Really well done , you gave this such respect of the passed ,very personal and tasteful, this is art !
I love all of your videos, very interesting.
Another most awesome video, l am drawn into the stories as if l could possibly be right there, superb, most excellent, thank you
Awesome just awesome, can't wait for more. 😎
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it :)
Bravo bravo bravo a thousand times!!! 👏👏👏👏👏💁♂️
William Wolfskill is also here ! Damm... His ranch off of Alameda street was huge.
I really, really love your videos and just became a patron on Patreon
Another stunning and thoughtful piece of work. Thank you for everything! My only wish is that you’d linger on the stones and let us read/look more. I absolutely love the integration of the news clippings. NY Times machine is one of my favorite sites. Please tell me you have a patreon? Till next time...
Thank you, Emily! Great advice on the headstones, I will be sure to give them more screen time :) I do have a Patreon, but I haven't gotten around to promoting yet. Thanks again for watching and your very kind words.
You have made the most beautiful documentary I have ever seen Thank you!😘
Thank you for watching, I'm very glad you liked it :)
Wonderful work. Thank you so very much. Many names I know and the rest I was so pleased to learn about. Probably the best series I have ever seen on You Tube or anywhere. Done in good taste, with respect and class. Again many thanks.
Sincerely,
Miss Denise
San Francisco Ca
Bravo! Thank you for all hard work! This was excellent!
You are very welcome, thank you for watching :)
Wonderful. All three parts.
Thanks so much for watching this series. I'm so glad you like them!
Awesome! I love it! And I love all the reflections on it ! Life is too short!
Thanks so much! Yes, life is short, the secret is to make the most of each day :)
Glad you showed Eugene Obregon's grave. Deputy Jerry Ortiz is also buried there. He was killed in the line of duty in 2005. Very tragic.
Your videos are some of the best on u tube everythink of doing forest hills in boston its stunning
Thank you, Chris! I have long been fascinated by America's colonial past, and it is a dream of mine to get over to New England as well as the South. One of these years, in the not too distant future I'm going to make it happen. Thanks again, and all the best! :)
I agree with everyone who has commented here,the video content is captivating.But for myself and some others it's the narration,very good indeed.Thank you.
Thank you for watching and commenting :)
Just as always great stuff, always interesting, always enlightening. The history of Los Angeles is interesting and very informative.
Very glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching :)
Excellent video. Thanks for all the work you put into this, I enjoyed it very much.
So glad you liked it. Thank you for watching and commenting :)
Yay! My favorite TH-cam narrator! 😊
Haha! Thank you, I really appreciate it! :)
Absolutely marvelous!
You are an amazing writer! The end of this video was so moving that it left me speechless. Just wow! Bravo Sir! Bravo.
These three episodes have been wonderful and so tatefully done and lovely music 💜
I am so happy you enjoyed the Calvary series. Thanks so much for watching!
Brilliant documentary series. However, if I am not mistaken, the 'statue of a nun in death' surrounded by roses is likely to be that of The Little Flower, Saint Therese of Lisieux.
Beautifully done
Thank you :)
Hebrews 9:27 John 10:10 John 3:16-18. The cemetery is not our last stop. I'm grateful for your videos, because it gets people to think about death, and where they will be after. Ecclesiastes 7:2 I also appreciate the history lessons of these videos. They say Los Angeles has no culture or history, but as you can see that's not true.
These statue look stunning.Everyone of them has some sort of spiritualism.Tony
Beautiful!!! Thank you so much!!
Great one and longer too!!
Thank you for watching! :)
Great narration--great stories! Of all the videos about famous graveyards, I think these three were the best!
Thanks very much, I'm glad you enjoyed them :)
You capture the intensity of the cross over from this life to our next
Thank you for the series..
I like the symbolism of Calvary cemetery.Tony
I agree that love is more absolute than death.Tony
O know this Videos ar old bud
I found them 2 Days ago
I loved to watsch and listen.
Time well spend. I Love the Voice presenting all the informations with so much Love and Respect thank you so much🙏🙏
Thank you for watching some of my early efforts. So glad you enjoyed them!
@@graveexplorations yes i did.
I was faszinatet of all the Informations and the Way you presentet each Part i enjoyed Listen to your Voice
For me it was noticeble how much effort and Time you spend to make it informationel and ceep it respectfull
Very good video
thank you so much for these videos-they really mean aot-for some reason im drawn to certain people that I dont even know- the story of Juan Diaz and the marine Obergon-I feel something like maybe I knew them in a past life if you believe in that-but thank you this video really touched me and thank you for showing the grave of the little boy who would have been 100 today-thank you !
Thank you my Grand parents are buried in Calvary.I've always found the place peaceful and always strolled the cemetery wondering about the people that are buried there.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Calvary is a very special place, it was such a privilege to be there.
It is like walking through old German cemeteries. My father did a lot of genealogy research when we were stationed in Germany. We went to a hundred cemeteries in Europe. We were glad that they had playgrounds in them.
Thank you l enjoy all 3 parts l come from UK but live in Thailand that's when l found you thanks
Great information you showcase enjoyed the history.
this is great history thank you very much, i will now go and watch the first 2 and hope they are nearly done as well. wonderful narration and thought.
wow so much rich history. gracias.
Superb presentation and narration. Always understanding and sympathetic to the individual and their circumstances. I've learned from this and your other videos. Thank you.
So very glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching 😊
Wow! That was great thank you
Fabulous. All three are beautiful. May I know what the music is? Is there a track listing? I have tried to Shazam but no result. Thank you.
Thank you very much for watching and for you kind comments. You can find a list of the music in description.
Excellent, WOW!!!
Amazing job. I agree you have got skills!
Thank you, I really appreciate it :)
What is the music that accompanies the last of this tour entitled “final thoughts”?
Excellent documentary on this beautiful site for our dearly departed. I have many family members interred there.
I loved the video, you could visit and tell the story of Francelia Billington, buried right there (Calvary cemetery).
My mom, aunts, grandmother , and a few more are burried there. My mom grew up across the street in the 30s and they would play in the cemetery. So many more notable people are there. Thanks for the history.
Now that’s a cemetery. I love the statuary.