Famous Graves Oceanside cemetery - Karen Black, Junior Seau & More
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 เม.ย. 2022
- Jeff will visit the Eternal Hills Memorial Park in Oceanside, California to check out the final resting places of actress Karen Black, football great Junior Seau, Glenn Miller Orchestra musician Paul O.W. Tanner, Lloyd Haynes of Room 222, and Dick Simmons of Sergeant Preston of the Yukon TV show.
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Karen Black was an original - never to be replicated again RIP
Thanks for watching! Did you like the video?
Very sexy....
Yes, very Interesting ❤❤❤❤
Morning coffee and History Hunters. My idea of a perfect Sunday. 😊
It is lovely to see you so respectful to these people that have passed, thank you 🙏
I was a Chargers fan, and visited Juniors grave a few time. Another prominent person at Eternal Hills, is James O Page. He was instrumental in the development of the TV show "Emergency" His crypt is across the road from Junior's. I have also visited Karen Black's grave a couple times. Great vlog, Jeff.
I love this program ideally love the stories..I can't hardly wait for.the.next.story
I remember eating at Seau's in San Diego years ago.
Nice to see a memorial park kept up so nice. Helps to overcome the sadness of departed friends and relatives.
#55 Junior Seau
One of the greatest to play the game
Go Chargers
Exciting player, always gave 100%.
one of the best, game just not the same for me.
Some of these peeks into the past are painful and some are so interesting. We have a lot to learn. Thank you for all of your hard work!
My favorite show room 222 he was a good actor i remember him on all those shows❤❤❤❤
Great episode.
As a San Diego native and long time Chargers fan I was so sad to hear of Juniors' passing. I went and saw him play live at the stadium.....and I miss going and eating in his restaurant.
I think the guitar on the tombstone is actually a ukalaylee.... as he was known to play from time to time. 👍
Wow, thanks for the insight on his musical abilities. He seemed like a really great guy who met a very unfortunate ending! I cried for his mother; now she has lost all three of her sons. So sad.
RIP to The Stadium as well. 😭
Junior's death shocked everyone .he was always up beat and full of life ,he played for the Patriots too
Another great video Jeff and Sarah
Karen Black was one of my favorite actors. Loved her "Trilogy of Terror ". She was great in 3 different roles. Loved the background on the various occupants in the cemetary. Professional as usual.
Lots of memories packed in this episode. It was difficult to stay focused after Junior Seau's portion. The images of his mom, and of course the deaths of 3 sons, so sad. May they all rest in peace and Junior be painfree. Thanks for the episode.
Yes the Seau story is extremely tragic and made me cry revisiting. When I see his mother's anguish I just about lose it.
@@jbenziggy it was sad if you have never read the book about that disease and the movie they were both good
The whimsical theme song to Room 222 brought back childhood memories. TV no longer makes shows like that. 😢 Thanks for including.
You know, the same thing happened to me. When I heard that song it reminded me of watching TV as a child. Also, when I hear the theme song to Love America Style I have good memories from that as well.
@@jbenziggy One of my current guilty pleasures is watching early 1970’s episodes of “Let’s Make A Deal” because I fondly remember watching them at my grandma’s house on Helen Avenue in Modesto in the early 1970’s. During these viewings (channel 13 Sacramento?), she would call the tv “the idiot box”!
I remember room 222, it was one of my favorite shows.
I have the tv intro for Room 222. Lloyd Haynes was also in the first pilot for Star Trek. Loved Denise Nichols.
Yeah !! It's Sunday...with my hot cup of coffee and History Hunters !! Such a lovely cemetery there in Oceanside. Great content today and another awesome history lesson ! Thank you Jeff and Sarah !
I second that emotion ☕️🐓
Sounds great! Our pleasure! Thanks, Suzanne, for enjoying the adventure with us! We can smell your coffee from here! LOL
Wonderful! Thank you very much!
Thanks for another fascinating history lesson with great narration, video quality and background information. Nobody does it better.
Thanks! You really flatter me! Much appreciated!
Thank you for the trip to Oceanside, It brought back good memories of my time there n 1975 while stationed at Camp Pendleton.
Thanks Jerry! Bet you didn’t go to this cemetery hunting dead famous people did you?
Appreciate the detail and info offered in your video. I have a baby sister buried at Eternal Hills. She only lived a day back in 1962. Thank you, again.
That is so sad how some lives never get off to a start like your sister. Thanks you for sharing, James!
Sergeant Preston of the Yukon a good show i watched it ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for showing me things I can't see in person.
My dad always listened to the Glenn Miller and his cousin is Ray Anthony. Ray Anthony’s father was always around our home when I grew up. Another great job you guys have done!
Awesome connection to Glenn Miller! Thanks for watching bad the nice compliment!
Didn't know of the Ray Anthony & Glenn Miller
Connection. Thanks for the info.
@@dcasper8514 I’m meant my father and Ray Anthony, I apologize.
This was interesting. I have two aunts and an uncle buried there. I never knew the history on this cemetery but when I was there with family it was for the funerals and the last time was in 2007. I’m going to share this with my family, thanks for making this video.
My grandpa is buried at Eternal Hills. He was a builder of St. Malo in Carlsbad the first private gated community in San Diego. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners and a self employed building contractor
Another great episode. Your brief biographies of actors give me the desire to watch vintage movie or shows that I'm not familiar with (such as Room 222).
My first daughter is buried there right by the north end overlooking Oceanside Blvd. ... I would sit there for hours...never thought about famous people being laid to rest there...wow...close to home..we lived across El Camino Real inside El Camino County Club...1984 - 1996. Thank you. God Bless.
Sorry to hear about your loss, Tony! A dad should never have to bury his daughter.
Thank you Jeff & Sarah for another great episode. As a teenager at Briggsmore Theater watching Karen Black in control of that plane she became my hero.
Lloyd Haines from Room 222 was a mellow actor always stayed cool and calm.
His co star was Karen Valentine who used to frequent Modesto. Her relative is a Dentist. Dr. Valentine. His office is off Briggsmore either at Tully or College ( if hes still living)
Yesterday I was watching & researching Hedy Lamaar. Her 5th husband lived in Turlock. Google it has address and house pic.
She invented WiFi, Blue Tooth, GPS.
( in case you want an episode idea)
My daughter went to Dr. Valentine once. And yes I knew about Hedy’s short experience in Turlock. She didn’t choose husbands well or maybe she was the problem?
remember that tv show
Thank you for the work you do. I live in Oceanside&I had no idea of these other "stars" buried here. I loved the charachter of "Pete" on Room 222. My brother went to Oceanside High School with Junior Seau&I played volleyball with his Sister Mary. I have to say the really were&are such sweet, happy, kind people. He was sooo good to our kids in the community. I do remember Karen Black&saw her grave highlighted on a Google map&that's how I found the work you do. Thanks again. Debbi Trimberger-Arrants
Glad you enjoyed it, Debbi! I appreciate the fact that you learned much from my cemetery visit!
Love the history you find
karen black. so many good roles but i simply love her in trilogy of terror.
This is a beautiful cemetery 👍
It is!
Loved Karen Valentine in Room 222
Jeff you did it again. Very enjoyable. thanks
Allright Jeff!! Another good one👍
I lived in Oceanside for a time in the 80s and recall seeing Junior Seau working at the Vons in Carlsbad. My Uncle and his wife, the honorable Harold and Ester Mayer are both interred there. He was a well known instructor at Miracosta College, and she was a highly respected piano teacher. They lived across El Camino Real in Henie Hills. Great Show Thanks.
THANK YOUOVED THEM ALL WATCH THEM ALL
Excellent content and very laid back and calming delivery,thank you.
Thank you so much. We really appreciate it.
As a youngster in the 50s, I enjoyed watching Sgt Preston of the Yukon. He ended each show by saying,
"Well King this case is closed "
Great memories of TV watching way back! It certainly was a more innocent age, wasn't it?
Excellent,the selection of persons you choose to highlight were great.All were and are still interesting. Thank you.
So nice of you! Thank you. I think Alan Ladd is my favorite of them all!
This was an interesting episode Jeff. I remember well Saturday mornings tuning in, Sgt. Preston and Yukon King.
Thanks for sharing another wonderful and informative video.
Stan
Found your History Hunters series this week and have been watching many. I have always been interested in all kinds of history, especially going back to 1800’s America. I appreciate all the research you do. I will be making a donation. Stephen D.
Awwww,loved Sgt Preston,& his beautiful dog! Love malamutes,so smart!! and they"talk" to you!
Thanks for the tour
Thank you for such a wonderful tour.
Especially grateful for your specific, detailed homâge in remembrance of legendary Glenn Miller trombonist (and inventor/developer of the remarkable Electro-Theremin, of course) Paul Tanner (1917-2013).
'Moonlight Serenade' is an all-time favourite over 'ere in Blighty.
It (as well as the entire repertôire of brilliant Glenn Miller musical hits) are still played frequently all 'round here, as many of us remain happily 'stuck-in-the-past' ...
The past was better than today in my humble opinion!
Jeff I love your program, keep up the good work.
Thanks! It’s an encouragement that I can’t get enough of! Blessings to you!
Excellent once again. Thanx.......
Enjoyed watching. Thanks for the kindness and sharing your hobby😇
I grew up in Oceanside before Moving to Modesto with my family. My Mom grew up in the Modesto area. The view of the SB 5 Fwy brings back memories!! Thank you for remembering these people.
i use to watch Lloyd Haynes and the crew on Room 222, a good show. Rest well Mr. Haynes and rip to all.
Dear God, that 911 call was heart-wrenching.
Indeed it was, as was his mother’s press conference.
I like how the video started with that beautiful shot of the pond. How sad that Junior Seau took his own life. That's always tragic when someone makes that decision. I remember Karen Black from her horror films. They were good, cheesy entertainment.🤣 I thought the niches in the mausoleum were interesting with their photos displayed. Bobby Driscoll had a tragic life. I remember watching Room 222. Thanks for the tour. 🙂💕
WOW, this cemetery has quite a few, memorable people. Thank you so much, Jeff for all the research and the "legwork". I always find your videos so interesting and informative. Thanks, Sarah, too...
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My grandparents are buried at Eternal Hills although I never went there due to distance. Your video was like a visit. Thank you for sharing.
Aww hopefully you can get down there to visit them!
My grandparents lived in Encinitas and retired in Carlsbad in a mobile home park with 7 manmade lakes was owned by Charles Bronson. I visited in 1998 after grandpa passed at 86. Grandma passed at 94 in 2007. I lived in Encinitas a child before moving to the PNW. Travel is not easy at my age.
Love the truck and the song. It's a beutiful truck! Thank you so much for keeping the cabovers alive. Awesome looking truck. I'd be proud to own it too.
Karen Black was one of my favorite celebrities. I'm in my fifties and didn't see Easy Rider until probably the 80s, and Five Easy Pieces until about ten years ago, but it immediately became one of my favorite classic movies. I loved her character, showcasing her incredible acting ability, and earning a much deserved award and recognition. I remember seeing her in some horror movie or show in which there was some little gremlin like creature that was under a sofa and attacked with it's razor sharp teeth, I was young and it was so frightening to me, that for a while I was afraid to let my feet dangle off the furniture!😬😄 She had great talent, thanks for including her in this video. I'm loving the channel!😃
I went to high school with Junior. He was a gentle soul.
😎 very nice cemetery well done Jeff, remember the stars you visited ..👍
I've always liked Karen's acting and her style. She was very impressive in Airport . Thanks for showing her resting place.
When I was a kid I always thought that Karen black looked like she was cross side. Did you ever think that too?
@@jbenziggy Hi do you mean cross eyed?
As a matter of fact I did .
@@jamesmorrison1884 Yes, that stupid auto correct or whatever got it wrong. Lol
@@jbenziggy Have to love it. Machines that think for us. Thanks your reply have a great day.
Good morning guys, this time I'm enjoying my breakfast watching your video. Have a wonderful day 👍 😉 😄 😊 ☺ 😀
Awesome, Maria! Thanks for your time and attention!
Jeff, another great episode!!!
Glad you say that! It’s appreciated very much, Todd!
I loved Junior Seau he was one of the best
Such a tragic end!
thank you jeff!! for bringing us with you, and remembering these memorable people!! RIP!!!!❤❤❤❤ stay safe jeff take care!!✌out!!!!
Thank you, Andrea! We really appreciate you viewing our channel and spending time with us! We will be as safe as we can out there. We appreciate your very sweet comment!
I know 3 people who are buried there. Very big and beautiful cemetery. Thanks for the video.
It is a very nice memorial park indeed. I was impressed, especially around the pond. Thanks for the comment!
I loved Sgt. Preston of the Yukon.
It was right up there with Rin Tin Tin, the original Jeff's Collie & all the other Lassies, Bullet, My Friend Flicka & Fury.
Sarah & I would get along perfectly lol.
Thanks Jeff , another fantastic vid 🙏👍🇦🇺
Thanks Colin!
That's pretty cool you are able to find a history of those people I grew up with in the 50s and 60s and here it is 20-22 man keep up the good work God bless
Thanks for your nice comment, Mike, and for watching!
Thanks for another well done episode.
Much appreciated, Brian!
What I really like about your videos is how peaceful they are. Thanks for that, Jeff.
I miss oceanside and my daughter and grandkids still live there
You should come for a visit if it is at all possible for you then. May GOD richly Bless your family!
Beautiful California day and nice work on the video!
I still get very emotional when it comes to Junior Seau. He was my favorite San Diego Charger. I was fortunate enough to meet him once and he was so nice. RIP #55❤️⚡
I got emotional learning about him for this video. His poor mama!
Very nice 👌
Enjoyed looking forward to more videos
I just found your channel. I love this. Karen Black was one of my favorite actress. Keep up your beautiful work. Love from Kentucky
Welcome to our channel! So happy that you found us!!!
I LOVE that truck!!
Hello Jeff, Thanks for sharing the memories and there life story Rest in Peace🙏 Have a great Sunday🌞
Thank you so much, Charles. Happy to know that you liked the video and got to revisit some of the celebrities of our past. Blessings to you too.
Thank you for sharing this lovely history hunt.
Haha, seems my Prayers have been heard. Another great HH Graveyard Nostalgia Video :) Love it. Gimme some more :)
Glad you liked it!
Thanks For Sharing 🙂✌️
Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed the video!
I had forgotten about Room 222. Great content. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it, Greg! Isn’t it strange how those old TV theme songs can take us back in time very quickly?
Exactly. The theme from the Odd Couple takes me back to good times watching TV in the 70s as a kid.
Thanks Jeff! Keep ‘em coming!
Well keep doing our videos as long as we have an audience that appreciates and watches them. Thank you so much for being a part of that.
You put out some of the best videos I’ve seen on TH-cam so please keep up the great videos my wife also loves you thanks Roy and Camille’s
Thank you so much! That’s quite an honor to hear!
What a beautiful day! Thanks for sharing it with us, Jeff.
Regards to Sarah, God bless 🙏
Our pleasure! Thanks, Antony, for enjoying the adventure with us!
Another gr8 vid Jeff, Thnx!!!
What a Beautiful Cemetery in Oceanside CA. I do remember Actress Karen Black & Actor Lloyd Haynes as Pete Dixon on Room 222. A Classy show. RIP in Peace to All 🙏 in God's Heaven Always.
Thank you so much, Jill, for watching our visit there!
Love when you go to the cemeteries so much history thanks
That cemetery is beautiful!!! We have more coming up in the works!
enjoyed this episode very much !
I got my children watching your history hunters
Awesome! We have a whole younger generation growing us to watch History Hunters! That's amazing! Thanks!
Live to Love 😎 Love to Live
Great episode! I always loved Karen Black.
Thanks again for your videos
You are very welcome. Brad, we wouldn’t be able to do this without faithful viewers like yourself so thank you.
Thanks again Jeff for a very in-depth look at some movie celebrities that I totally forgot about!! And I had a crush on Karen Black!’👍👍
Nice tour. Thank you
Thank you very much. We appreciate the nice comment!
When I was just a little boy “Room 222” was a show I liked for 2 reasons… was it Karen Valentine? But that catchy tune I fondly remember. I can’t even guess how long it’s been since I’ve seen these faces or heard that music opening to the show. Thank you for reminding me. I’m 57 now!
There is something very nostalgic about hearing songs we heard as youngsters. Every time I hear the theme to "Love America Style" TV show I think of me and my brothers visiting Disneyland and coming into the motel room with the smell of chlorine and us dripping from the pool! Such special family times!
Another great tour Jeff! Thanks very much! Looking forward to the next tour already!!
Wonderful! We love an excited fan!
Very interesting Jeff. Thanks for the great tour!
These videos are so well done! I love hearing about ppl 🥰 ty Jeff
You are so welcome! Thanks for your very nice compliment!
Another great episode - a mix of happy memories and sad endings. I always look forward to the next episode.
Glad you enjoyed it, James! We are honored!
Thanks so much. Always a valuable andb incredible educational experience watching this. I look forward to it every time I see the notification.
👋 Hi Heff, Hi Sarah.
Oh!, well done for sure.
Lots of respect shining thru while at this cemetery.
Like many, I SO remember Airport movies and my fave was with Karen and Heston.
Once again, we'll done.
😊
What a beautiful cemetery! You really find interesting facts and stories to tell. Thank you Jeff.
I aim to do just that Lisa! Thanks!