Desecration of graves is beyond comprehension for me. Even worse, a beautiful child’s grave. Our history is being destroyed by what I can only imagine are inhuman demons. RIP Nannie.
It's wonderful that once the last buyer realized what he had he returned her to her rightful place. Also, the woman who originally bought the statue came forward as well. They knew she belonged to be with the little angel she was made for. Thank you for sharing her story.
Hi Ron. Thank God little Annie's statue was returned. Diptheria exc took so many young lives.I married my husband at 16 He died age 36. The cemetery he's buried in has many small unmarked babies and children's graves. Small mounds. The local historical society has done Alot of research on them. Safe travels 💜
Back than people had both headstones and foot stones if they could afford it. Small stones don’t necessarily mean it’s a child or baby. The cemetery my great-great grandparents are in everyone has a headstone and foot stone marking the top and bottom of their grave
@@erikkaelsbury8986 It is the same here in deep rural Ireland in the older cemeteries. Often just an ordinary field stone with no markings from very poor folk. Poignant
One of the most beautiful statues of a child I've ever seen! Thank God some people did the right thing and returned this where she belongs! Poor little Nannie, adorable little girl. I love how you leave yellow roses Ron. 💛💛Thank you for this story! Rest in Peace, sweet Nannie and family.
I am so excited about this video. I live in Clarksville and most of my family are buried here. Greenwood is a beautiful place, full of beautiful tombstones. Every time I visit I always have to go by and check on Nannie. There is a soldier buried here that was with Lee when he surrendered to Grant. Also Sgt. Carter from Gomer Pyle USMC is buried here and there’s a statue of him downtown. Ty Ron for coming and doing this story, I commented to you about it but I don’t know if you ever saw it. However you heard doesn’t matter just glad you did. Lisa Sinks
Thanks Bill, I’m excited for you to see it. It’s an epically beautiful place and an amazing story. This was suggested by an Instagram friend about six months ago. Thanks
@@FacesoftheForgotten The song, written by the songwriting duo Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, has been compared to The Beatles' "Paperback Writer", particularly the "jangly" guitar sound, the chord structure, and the vocal harmonies. The Beatles song had been number one in the US charts three months earlier. The lyrics tell of a man phoning the woman he loves, urging her to meet him at a train station in Clarksville before he must leave, possibly forever. There was no explicit reference to war in the song but its last line, "And I don't know if I'm ever coming home", was an indirect reference about a soldier leaving for the Vietnam War. It has often been presumed that the song refers to Clarksville, Tennessee, which is near Fort Campbell, Kentucky, the home of the 101st Airborne Division, which was then serving in Vietnam. However, according to songwriter Bobby Hart, that was not the case. Instead, according to Hart, "We were just looking for a name that sounded good. There's a little town in northern Arizona I used to go through in the summer on the way to Oak Creek Canyon called Clarkdale. We were throwing out names, and when we got to Clarkdale, we thought Clarksville sounded even better. We didn't know it at the time, [but] there is an Army base near the town of Clarksville, Tennessee - which would have fit the bill fine for the storyline. We couldn't be too direct with The Monkees. We couldn't really make a protest song out of it - we kind of snuck it in"
@@FacesoftheForgotten That’s where Fort Campbell is, too. The song is really about being drafted. My father was drafted and went there, but was stationed in Europe instead of Vietnam.
What a cute precious little girl. So sad what the little children had to go through back in those days, all the suffering they went through from those illnesses. I'm glad Nannie's statue was found and returned. By returning the statue to the rightful owners show that there are still some honest people out there in the world. Interesting story Ron. I'm glad you shared Nannie Tyler's story. Stay safe out there. 🙂💟
Someone once said that we are not completely dead until our name is no longer spoken. Thank you for allowing this dear child to live on for many of us. I am happy you share stories like this.
Thank you for sharing Nannie's story. What a beautiful little girl! I'm glad the statue made it into the hands of the right person. A different person may not have safely returned it.
If you are dishonest enough to steal a statue from a cemetery, you aren't going to be honest enough to hold you hand up to the deed. Thank goodness others aren't of the same mindset..
Mind-boggling that someone, or a group of people would even consider, let alone steal this beautiful statue commemorating the short life Nannie Tyler. The return of the statue proves that goodness prevails in so many instances. R.I.P. sweet little Nannie.
I'm from Clarksville, TN. My friend Tracy is buried there (Greenwood), she passed away in a car accident when we were in high school. Since you are close by check out the story about the Bell Witch and the Bell Family. That'll make a great video
@@FacesoftheForgotten PD is correct. The Bell Cemetery in Adams, TN is one of the most interesting stories out there. American Horror Story was written about the events that took place in the Bell home. I have been to that cemetery and in the middle of a hot blazing summer the wind sometimes blows cold. Knowing the story and then visiting that place just makes it even spookier.
What a lovely statue, so glad it's been returned to it's rightful place. What a shame we don't know who stole it, shame on them! Thanks for sharing Ron.
Who in the Heck would posess the nerve to do such disrespectful things to a innocent childs grave its sickening Thank you Ron for telling us this heartbreaking video for a much loved child who was taken to early Thank you Ron this story was lovingly told by you
So tragic about Nannies diptheria at the young age of 4 1/2 years young. So beautiful this little girl so loved by everyone. So glad the Statue was found and returned to Clarksville, Tn. Have been to Clarksville once. R.I.P. sweet Nannie Tyler. Thanks for sharing this story about Miss Nannie. Faces of the Forgotten, you are a true inspiration to All. Thank You❤️
It's just unfathomable how anyone could have done such a deplorable act? How dear a little sweet child I imagine so I'll be looking up pictures, thank you for the info! Truly love your videos as they're not just engaging but informative on the details of them as having lived once... You're exceptional, as always! 👍🇦🇺👵
Very beautiful headstone. Great detail. It's crazy that someone had to steal it. I'm glad it was found and returned. Nannie was a beautiful little girl. May her soul rest in peace.
Thank you for this video, this was so touching, this little girl looks just like her statue, it’s beautiful, and she was a little doll, she looks like she has reddish hair. Thanks Ron for all you do, I love all of your videos and the knowledge that you have and all the information you have ❤️
What an amazing story! I'm so glad that her statue was returned to its rightful place. It definitely resembles little Nannie. So deserving of a life cut so short! Thank you for sharing this story!!!
I’m glad they found Nannie’s beautiful headstone . A precious precious baby girl . I am glad they are all reunited in heaven now . Thank you so much for the lovely tribute to sweet Nannie …
I was stationed there! Clarksville is great. It's like a college town, military town, rural, business, and old town mixed into one spot. There's also a lot of smaller cemeteries randomly scattered everywhere.
Thank you-Ron. For sharing this story, too many people try to turn a profit off the dead. It's truly sickening that these people have no shame, conscious or humanity. Leave the dead in peace, don't steal from them either. Bless you!
What a trip that beautiful statue made. And the antique dealer was so nice to drive it all the way back. Another good story and I'll go watch the two ladies tell their story.
Such a beautiful little girl!! Cudos to the people for getting the statue back. Thank you for sharing this story and showing the pictures. Rest in Peace little Angel
Bad still exists today. Caught the thieves of a displayed church bell in minnesota. It's good this ends with a good ending. There is some hope in this 🌎.
Clarksville, TN is 1 county over from me & I’m in KY. Glad you made it to our area, Ron. I know you were in Hopkinsville, KY several months back. That’s where we shop for groceries at times. Safe travels & you’re doing great on your videos. Thanks!!
Hi Ron. Such a sad story with a sweet ending. What a beautiful sculpture. The resemblance is uncanny and with beautiful detail of the entire sculpture. It is so heartwarming that it was returned by the wonderful man who bought it. 👍🏻🙏
What an awesome story. There are still some people that do the right thing. Have you thought about doing a video of Danny Thomas, the founder of St. Jude's Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN? He was an incredible man but now is almost forgotten.
Hello, I just watched the Sannablue video, the story of Nannie Tyler and her family. How very interesting and thank you for sharing this wonderful story.
Ron, you did the best show on this! They never did locate the person who stole it and the reason that it was stolen was because it did not appear to have come from a cemetery (such as having angel wings, etc.) Stephen Score who brought it back to Clarksville was told it came from an estate sale in New Jersey. Nice man!
Wow ..very awesome statue ..she indeed very cute like a doll she surely a very behave cutie little girl to stand for 30mins to take a picture is very difficult for a 4 years old girl, but still she has a very beautiful picture..it must very hard to her parents that she pass away at that very age...for sure it is very heavy casket.. but now she is with her parents in heaven.. wow..a yellow flower for grandma, mother Mollie and for Nannie. thanks Ron for being so thoughtful...for sure they are very happy to receive a flower that came from a gentleman like you ..keep safe always and blessed be ☺️ 💕
I love this show wish I knew how to get a hold of this awesome guy who brings history to life I got a story to tell he mite be interested in thank you for the hard work you do
First of all how horrible that someone would consider stealing that statue, let alone doing it! I don't think we'll ever find out who did that! But, The Good Lord above knows! I am so glad people did the right thing, and returned it! It is very beautiful! It really shows all the details of her dress down to her shoes! And all those lovely flowers 💐! And now she also holds your yellow rose 🏵🌹💛! Thanks from all of us, Ron! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hello Gang!! Sounds like another great Video Under the Stars!! Tonight's menu, spaghetti, garlic bread, tossed salad n beer!! If u would like wine, its available. Grab a bowl n help urself!! Sit by the bon fire n lets chat until video time! Lets eat!!!
There are no words.. What has the world come to when funerary statues aren't safe? But it's fabulous that it came back where it belongs. It's very beautiful. And I appreciate the history lesson, Ron. Thank you so much. XX Rest in Peace, Nannie Tyler. You are not forgotten.
These old grave yards just fascinate me, sad but got a voice, the stones, names and words of those left behind...so many stories, memories, lost but some where remembered. Thank you for telling them.
No there’s no live when it’s a Premier or that just means you can chat with everybody. I’m not doing a wife I’m on the road right now usually I do them on Sunday afternoons but not during this month because I’m just popping up wherever whenever
It's good to see the statue back where it belongs. That thing has been all over. Sure is beautiful. Reminds me of the monument marker I found in an antique store. No one knew who took that either.
What a beautiful statue in such a tranquil resting place. I’m so glad she was returned. I can almost feel Nannie smiling down. Thank you for sharing the story of her all too brief, but, blessed life and taking us along to a place that many would not have even known about, let alone had the opportunity to visit. We appreciate you ❤
You do such a wonderful job describing these histories. Little Nannie was adorable. It's despicable that people desicrate graves. Wonderful that the statue was retrieved and returned. Thank you. Note: thanks also for the referral to the channel with the historical information on little Nannie, "Sannablue"! So well researched and conveyed. I so very much appreciate that you and Sannablue are keeping history alive and conveying it so respectfully.🦋 🙏🏻🌷💗🌷🙏🏻
Hi Ron, left you a note on last vid re Roswell GA and Pensacola FL in the panhandle. Don't hesitate if I can help. Forgot to mention Ellijay GA mountains is very interesting. Can contribute to the cause. We also have vacation rentals if you need a place to stay gratis.
If you ever make it to Columbus Ohio. At Greenlawn Cemetery there is a grave of a 6 yr old who was electrocuted by the cities first street lights. His grave has a marble statue of his self playing on top of his gravestone. Really nice grave
An interesting video today of the events surrounding the theft of the Nannie Tyler memorial statue. Some people will do anything for money, stooping to the lowest levels. This is a beautiful statue and a very emotional story. Thank you.
Oh my. So glad it was returned. I bet the person who took it got haunted. You just dont do those disrespectful things. Im late as usual Ron but thank you.
So glad the satute was returned to its rightful place. People have no idea how to leave things alone anymore and just observe with their eyes not their greedy hands. Such a sad story too that this little girl died so young. I love that you had pics of the family.
Hal Holbrook is now buried next to his beloved wife Dixie Carter in McLemoresville Tennessee in the western end of the state. Their graves have a very large and beautiful tombstone.
Desecration of graves is beyond comprehension for me. Even worse, a beautiful child’s grave. Our history is being destroyed by what I can only imagine are inhuman demons. RIP Nannie.
What a beautiful little girl. The statue is incredible. Kudos to the town for holding her in their hearts for such a long time.
It's wonderful that once the last buyer realized what he had he returned her to her rightful place. Also, the woman who originally bought the statue came forward as well. They knew she belonged to be with the little angel she was made for. Thank you for sharing her story.
It’s wonderful she back home.
It sure is.
It still amazes me at how low human beings can be to steal from a grave much less the grave of a child
Sadly happens more than people think.
Karma will come
@@forpetessake3532 There is no such thing. A dreadful thing to say
Hi Ron. Thank God little Annie's statue was returned. Diptheria exc took so many young lives.I married my husband at 16 He died age 36. The cemetery he's buried in has many small unmarked babies and children's graves. Small mounds. The local historical society has done Alot of research on them. Safe travels 💜
Back than people had both headstones and foot stones if they could afford it. Small stones don’t necessarily mean it’s a child or baby. The cemetery my great-great grandparents are in everyone has a headstone and foot stone marking the top and bottom of their grave
@@erikkaelsbury8986 It is the same here in deep rural Ireland in the older cemeteries. Often just an ordinary field stone with no markings from very poor folk. Poignant
Great yes more city needs to keep gravestones back in the Days 1600-2023
Loved the statue. Can't believe it was stolen. Some people have no heart. Thank you Mr. RON
One of the most beautiful statues of a child I've ever seen! Thank God some people did the right thing and returned this where she belongs! Poor little Nannie, adorable little girl. I love how you leave yellow roses Ron. 💛💛Thank you for this story! Rest in Peace, sweet Nannie and family.
I am so excited about this video. I live in Clarksville and most of my family are buried here. Greenwood is a beautiful place, full of beautiful tombstones. Every time I visit I always have to go by and check on Nannie. There is a soldier buried here that was with Lee when he surrendered to Grant. Also Sgt. Carter from Gomer Pyle USMC is buried here and there’s a statue of him downtown. Ty Ron for coming and doing this story, I commented to you about it but I don’t know if you ever saw it. However you heard doesn’t matter just glad you did. Lisa Sinks
Thanks Bill, I’m excited for you to see it. It’s an epically beautiful place and an amazing story. This was suggested by an Instagram friend about six months ago. Thanks
I had no idea that Frank Sutton was from Clarksville. He was an actual WWII veteran, too, not just an actor. R.I.P. Frank.
@@FacesoftheForgotten The song, written by the songwriting duo Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, has been compared to The Beatles' "Paperback Writer", particularly the "jangly" guitar sound, the chord structure, and the vocal harmonies. The Beatles song had been number one in the US charts three months earlier.
The lyrics tell of a man phoning the woman he loves, urging her to meet him at a train station in Clarksville before he must leave, possibly forever. There was no explicit reference to war in the song but its last line, "And I don't know if I'm ever coming home", was an indirect reference about a soldier leaving for the Vietnam War.
It has often been presumed that the song refers to Clarksville, Tennessee, which is near Fort Campbell, Kentucky, the home of the 101st Airborne Division, which was then serving in Vietnam. However, according to songwriter Bobby Hart, that was not the case. Instead, according to Hart, "We were just looking for a name that sounded good. There's a little town in northern Arizona I used to go through in the summer on the way to Oak Creek Canyon called Clarkdale. We were throwing out names, and when we got to Clarkdale, we thought Clarksville sounded even better. We didn't know it at the time, [but] there is an Army base near the town of Clarksville, Tennessee - which would have fit the bill fine for the storyline. We couldn't be too direct with The Monkees. We couldn't really make a protest song out of it - we kind of snuck it in"
The Monkees made Clarksville famous in the 60's with their hit song, "Last Train to Clarksville". ☮️ Love your content! Thank you!
Now I have that song in my head 🎶
Oh my gosh I did not put 2 and 2 together on that one. So that’s the same Clarksville? How cool is that!!!
@@FacesoftheForgotten That’s where Fort Campbell is, too. The song is really about being drafted. My father was drafted and went there, but was stationed in Europe instead of Vietnam.
I LOVE 💘 The Monkees! Miss Davy, Peter and Mike! And yup, that is what Last Train to Clarksville is about!
Davy Jones was THE BOMB! 🔥😍❤️
What a cute precious little girl. So sad what the little children had to go through back in those days, all the suffering they went through from those illnesses. I'm glad Nannie's statue was found and returned. By returning the statue to the rightful owners show that there are still some honest people out there in the world. Interesting story Ron. I'm glad you shared Nannie Tyler's story. Stay safe out there. 🙂💟
Great story yes stay safe please little Annie a angel yes your in heaven now Jesus got you now in his arms prayers 2023
Someone once said that we are not completely dead until our name is no longer spoken. Thank you for allowing this dear child to live on for many of us. I am happy you share stories like this.
Thank you for sharing Nannie's story. What a beautiful little girl! I'm glad the statue made it into the hands of the right person. A different person may not have safely returned it.
RIP next to Mom and grandma!!
Ron, thanks for sharing a sad, but nice ending for Nannie's sculpture!!!👍🏻😇🙏🏻😔🥺
If you are dishonest enough to steal a statue from a cemetery, you aren't going to be honest enough to hold you hand up to the deed. Thank goodness others aren't of the same mindset..
I once took care of a woman in her 40’s who died of Diphtheria, in the 1980’s.
Rest In Peace
Beautiful little
Angel 💐🙏
Mind-boggling that someone, or a group of people would even consider, let alone steal this beautiful statue commemorating the short life Nannie Tyler. The return of the statue proves that goodness prevails in so many instances. R.I.P. sweet little Nannie.
I'm from Clarksville, TN. My friend Tracy is buried there (Greenwood), she passed away in a car accident when we were in high school. Since you are close by check out the story about the Bell Witch and the Bell Family. That'll make a great video
Good idea!
sorry, that was shot over a week ago, then to Alabama, Florida, now in Georgia...moving fast!! Ill be back!
@@FacesoftheForgotten PD is correct. The Bell Cemetery in Adams, TN is one of the most interesting stories out there. American Horror Story was written about the events that took place in the Bell home. I have been to that cemetery and in the middle of a hot blazing summer the wind sometimes blows cold. Knowing the story and then visiting that place just makes it even spookier.
When I would walk through cemetery I always said I wish they would say how they died. Now we will know thanks to your channel.
What a lovely statue, so glad it's been returned to it's rightful place. What a shame we don't know who stole it, shame on them! Thanks for sharing Ron.
Who in the Heck would posess the nerve to do such disrespectful things to a innocent childs grave its sickening
Thank you Ron for telling us this heartbreaking video for a much loved child who was taken to early
Thank you Ron this story was lovingly told by you
So tragic about Nannies diptheria at the young age of 4 1/2 years young. So beautiful this little girl so loved by everyone. So glad the Statue was found and returned to Clarksville, Tn. Have been to Clarksville once. R.I.P. sweet Nannie Tyler. Thanks for sharing this story about Miss Nannie. Faces of the Forgotten, you are a true inspiration to All. Thank You❤️
It's just unfathomable how anyone could have done such a deplorable act? How dear a little sweet child I imagine so I'll be looking up pictures, thank you for the info!
Truly love your videos as they're not just engaging but informative on the details of them as having lived once...
You're exceptional, as always!
👍🇦🇺👵
Very beautiful headstone. Great detail. It's crazy that someone had to steal it. I'm glad it was found and returned. Nannie was a beautiful little girl. May her soul rest in peace.
little children will rest in peace THANK GOD
Thank you for this video, this was so touching, this little girl looks just like her statue, it’s beautiful, and she was a little doll, she looks like she has reddish hair. Thanks Ron for all you do, I love all of your videos and the knowledge that you have and all the information you have ❤️
Loved this story such a beautiful child. I really enjoyed seeing the pictures of her and her family may they all Rest In Peace
The story was so sad but so nicely told by you. I also enjoyed the video that went into detail of Nannie's dress and the family. Thank you again. :)
THANK for the awesome video.👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍I do appreciate it.👼⚘😊
What an amazing story! I'm so glad that her statue was returned to its rightful place. It definitely resembles little Nannie. So deserving of a life cut so short! Thank you for sharing this story!!!
Very touching, sweet little girl. Amazing storytelling! Thank-you!
What a darling little girl! RIP Nannie. 🌹
I’m glad they found Nannie’s beautiful headstone . A precious precious baby girl . I am glad they are all reunited in heaven now . Thank you so much for the lovely tribute to sweet Nannie …
This is an amazing story! Rest in Peace Nannie! RIP
I was stationed there! Clarksville is great. It's like a college town, military town, rural, business, and old town mixed into one spot. There's also a lot of smaller cemeteries randomly scattered everywhere.
Was this the place the Monkees song "last train to Clarksville"?
A perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon. I'm glad her stature has been returned.
Great story about a beautiful young girl!!
Rest in peace little Nannie 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️ and family
This is my hometown. I was so happy when little Nannie was brought back. Frank Sutton from “Comer Pyle” is also buried in Greenwood.
Thank you-Ron. For sharing this story, too many people try to turn a profit off the dead. It's truly sickening that these people have no shame, conscious or humanity. Leave the dead in peace, don't steal from them either. Bless you!
What a beautiful little girl and a beautiful statue, How low can a person be to steal a statue from a cemetery?? Thanks for the story Ron!
Beautiful video. Very reverent. You made it feel as though I stepped through the looking glass and brought back a love for her.
love how you describe this!
@@FacesoftheForgotten Thank you, Friend.
Beautiful statue..love the flowers..disrespecful what was done..but glad her stature made its way back..RIP Nannie
What a trip that beautiful statue made. And the antique dealer was so nice to drive it all the way back. Another good story and I'll go watch the two ladies tell their story.
You were in my town today! Frank Sutton who played Sgt Carter on Goner Pyle is also buried at Greenwood Cemetery.
What a beautiful statue for such a precious little girl.
What a precious little story ,,, RIP sweet L’ill Nanny 🌺🌸🕊🌸🕊🌸🌺
I literally live right across the street from this cemetery and never new the history that lays within thanks for the the video ✌️
Such a beautiful little girl!! Cudos to the people for getting the statue back. Thank you for sharing this story and showing the pictures. Rest in Peace little Angel
Bad still exists today. Caught the thieves of a displayed church bell in minnesota. It's good this ends with a good ending. There is some hope in this 🌎.
Clarksville, TN is 1 county over from me & I’m in KY. Glad you made it to our area, Ron. I know you were in Hopkinsville, KY several months back. That’s where we shop for groceries at times. Safe travels & you’re doing great on your videos. Thanks!!
Looking forward to seeing the video tonight ♥️
Looking forward to seeing this Ron. I lived in the Nashville area for twenty years. I have been to Clarksville many times.
Hi Ron. Such a sad story with a sweet ending. What a beautiful sculpture. The resemblance is uncanny and with beautiful detail of the entire sculpture. It is so heartwarming that it was returned by the wonderful man who bought it. 👍🏻🙏
Clarksville was the town the Monkees picked for the song last train to Clarksville!
Beautiful Tombstone loving all the little details🥰🕊🌹❤.
RIP, Nanny 🙏🙏🙏
Such an adorable kid. Must have been a really great family. 💜💜💜💜
What an awesome story. There are still some people that do the right thing. Have you thought about doing a video of Danny Thomas, the founder of St. Jude's Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN? He was an incredible man but now is almost forgotten.
Can't wait to see the video
Hi Ron. I’m so excited about your being in Clarksville Tn. I live about 12 miles from there. Love your channel ❤️
Being from Massachusetts , I am proud of the gentleman who returned Nanny . He righted a terrible wrong .
This was so interesting! So glad they got her back. Why do people do such things?
Kentucky here can't wait for this story
Hello, I just watched the Sannablue video, the story of Nannie Tyler and her family. How very interesting and thank you for sharing this wonderful story.
Nanny’s statue is beautiful. The detail is so amazing.
Ron, you did the best show on this! They never did locate the person who stole it and the reason that it was stolen was because it did not appear to have come from a cemetery (such as having angel wings, etc.) Stephen Score who brought it back to Clarksville was told it came from an estate sale in New Jersey. Nice man!
Thanks Ron.I havent heard about this, what a fantastic looking statue and a sweet looking little girl.stay safe
Wow ..very awesome statue ..she indeed very cute like a doll she surely a very behave cutie little girl to stand for 30mins to take a picture is very difficult for a 4 years old girl, but still she has a very beautiful picture..it must very hard to her parents that she pass away at that very age...for sure it is very heavy casket.. but now she is with her parents in heaven.. wow..a yellow flower for grandma, mother Mollie and for Nannie. thanks Ron for being so thoughtful...for sure they are very happy to receive a flower that came from a gentleman like you ..keep safe always and blessed be ☺️ 💕
thanks Ethel!
I love this show wish I knew how to get a hold of this awesome guy who brings history to life I got a story to tell he mite be interested in thank you for the hard work you do
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First of all how horrible that someone would consider stealing that statue, let alone doing it! I don't think we'll ever find out who did that! But, The Good Lord above knows!
I am so glad people did the right thing, and returned it! It is very beautiful! It really shows all the details of her dress down to her shoes! And all those lovely flowers 💐! And now she also holds your yellow rose 🏵🌹💛! Thanks from all of us, Ron! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hello Gang!! Sounds like another great Video Under the Stars!! Tonight's menu, spaghetti, garlic bread, tossed salad n beer!! If u would like wine, its available. Grab a bowl n help urself!! Sit by the bon fire n lets chat until video time! Lets eat!!!
yummmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So glad the statue was returned. A beautiful little girl RIP Nannie 🙏❤
Such a beautiful child…so happy her stone was returned home. Bless those people who returned it. ❤️
Thank you for your great story about Nannie Tyler. Well done.
Thank you. You both inspired me after watching your amazing video on Nannie. It is nice to see a city so connected with their heritage. God Bless--Ron
Ahh God Bless her what a sweet little girl, thanks Ron ❤
There are no words.. What has the world come to when funerary statues aren't safe? But it's fabulous that it came back where it belongs. It's very beautiful.
And I appreciate the history lesson, Ron. Thank you so much. XX
Rest in Peace, Nannie Tyler. You are not forgotten.
Sad story, but such a beautiful statue.
Thank you for sharing such a very awesome, and emotional, story! Nannie must be smiling at from on high knowing she is remembered!!
You wonder sometimes Ron what is in the minds of some people,another great presentation,👏👏👏👍
These old grave yards just fascinate me, sad but got a voice, the stones, names and words of those left behind...so many stories, memories, lost but some where remembered. Thank you for telling them.
Statue is just amazingly beautiful. Thank you Ron for this story. You are so awesome. Stay safe.
What a precious little girl. ❤️ I just want to hug her. Just beautiful. 🥰
Beautiful statue thank you for sharing her story, and for giving each lady and nanny a flower❤️
Hope this is a live event I'll be here
No there’s no live when it’s a Premier or that just means you can chat with everybody. I’m not doing a wife I’m on the road right now usually I do them on Sunday afternoons but not during this month because I’m just popping up wherever whenever
It's good to see the statue back where it belongs. That thing has been all over. Sure is beautiful. Reminds me of the monument marker I found in an antique store. No one knew who took that either.
wish we could learn who the culprit(s) were. thanks Rhett.
What a beautiful statue in such a tranquil resting place. I’m so glad she was returned. I can almost feel Nannie smiling down. Thank you for sharing the story of her all too brief, but, blessed life and taking us along to a place that many would not have even known about, let alone had the opportunity to visit. We appreciate you ❤
Oh my goodness, she was a beautiful little girl!! Thank your , Sir for your caring so very much to show us , “Nannie”!!❤️🙏🙌🏻
So kind of you to put flowers down your time is deeply appreciated.
That has to be one of the most beautiful child statues I have ever seen. Perfect for a beautiful angel.
You do such a wonderful job describing these histories. Little Nannie was adorable. It's despicable that people desicrate graves. Wonderful that the statue was retrieved and returned. Thank you. Note: thanks also for the referral to the channel with the historical information on little Nannie, "Sannablue"! So well researched and conveyed. I so very much appreciate that you and Sannablue are keeping history alive and conveying it so respectfully.🦋
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Hi Ron, left you a note on last vid re Roswell GA and Pensacola FL in the panhandle. Don't hesitate if I can help. Forgot to mention Ellijay GA mountains is very interesting. Can contribute to the cause. We also have vacation rentals if you need a place to stay gratis.
ty Allison, up in Valdosta now...I move fast, lol.
@@FacesoftheForgotten I understand. Sweet onions !Looking forward to your videos!
Yup! Ron is a man ahead of his time! 😆
If you ever make it to Columbus Ohio. At Greenlawn Cemetery there is a grave of a 6 yr old who was electrocuted by the cities first street lights. His grave has a marble statue of his self playing on top of his gravestone. Really nice grave
An interesting video today of the events surrounding the theft of the Nannie Tyler memorial statue. Some people will do anything for money, stooping to the lowest levels. This is a beautiful statue and a very emotional story. Thank you.
Beautiful statue rip 😇
My Hometown. Thank you for coming here!
an amazing town, good people there!! an amazing cemetery.
Oh my. So glad it was returned. I bet the person who took it got haunted. You just dont do those disrespectful things. Im late as usual Ron but thank you.
So glad the satute was returned to its rightful place. People have no idea how to leave things alone anymore and just observe with their eyes not their greedy hands. Such a sad story too that this little girl died so young. I love that you had pics of the family.
Adorable,just a adorable story on such a beautiful little girl.Love the work you do putting these stories together!!
Hello from Seattle
Beautiful little girl
Hal Holbrook is now buried next to his beloved wife Dixie Carter in McLemoresville Tennessee in the western end of the state. Their graves have a very large and beautiful tombstone.