Dave, I am very sorry for the loss of your sister. You could have hung around the grave longer, and told any stories you wanted to about her. We would have stuck with you. It's amazing that you go back every year. Thank you for sharing that with us. You're an amazing brother.
Thanks Pal. More to the story... mom left the family soon after and we ended up in Foster Care and Children Homes. My memory of her is fuzzy. Thanks for your kindness, friend.
I was born in Maryland, have lived in Dayton all my life and now live in Kettering. I used to do a good bit of walking for exercise in Calvary Cemetery. Most of my dead relatives are in other cemeteries, including Calvary, but I do have a few named Lindamood in Woodland. I was walking there once and discovered an uncle I didn't know was buried there, and the Lindamood jumped out at me, lol. I have a high school friend buried there also. My grandpa and dad worked at NCR back in the 60s when we were kids (now completely torn down), and I have great childhood memories of the employee recreation park with double swimming pools and a theater where we had a nice yearly Christmas program back in the day. I worked at Delco Moraine and graduated from Patterson Co-Op High School in 1973; again, both gone now. My ex-hubby is buried in Memorial Park. I didn't realize Agnes Moorhead was buried there. She was evidently married twice and obviously didn't suffer a fool, like the saying goes. Lol.
Thanks for sharing. You sound like a nice person to meet. My Gpa had Bogan Mayflower on Woodman. I don't suppose you heard of it. It's now Lewis and Michael.
@@famousgraveswithdiamonddave I'm right now trying to locate exactly where Bogan Mayflower was. Looking mapwise to me and from other info like it was near Research Park and Patterson Road, probably back in there further near Woodman Fen? I've never done any walking back there and not sure I have it right. My sister actually works at the tissue lab near Patterson and Woodman. I can remember when the State Farm was there ages ago before the buildings and businesses there now. She lives in Greenmont Village close by also.
@@cynthiamurphy3669 I think you are correct. 1827 Woodman Drive. Close to Woodman Fen. I was only 5 or 6 last time I was in the bldg. Which was 60 yrs ago. I'm sad because I wish I had more memories of Bogan's.
❤❤ My grandmother, mother and aunts all lived in Dayton Ohio. I also had cousins living there. My father a Korean War veteran met my mother in Dayton. My Dad worked at Wright Patterson AFB. I turned 65 in Feb
Thank you for sharing your personal stories. That is so sweet that you make the effort to visit and clean your sister’s grave.💕 Thank you also for showcasing Dayton, my hometown.❤️
Great video Dave. Such an interesting array of people and their resting places. Sheeesh, yes Agnes Morehead seemed stuck up for sure. Sorry about your sister Dave and good on you for visiting her grave every year. I’ve been to my wife’s grave maybe 3 times in 13 years. It just brings a flood of memories and reminds me of how much I miss and love her. I know she’s in heaven waiting for us to come home to her and be together forever. God bless you Dave.
Dave you should check out Xenia Ohio which is right outside of Dayton, I'm originally from there, it's a charming small city but it is mostly known for the April 3,1974 for having a terrible F5 tornado which I am a survivor of.
I think it would be amazing if you made a Video of the stories and graves of those who passed away in the Xenia Ohio Tornado which many were heroes sacrificed their lives saving others, like a lady that worked at the A&W Root Beer Stand who laid herself over children to save them. There is a honorary statue in front of the Greene County Courthouse in Xenia of those that passed away in the worst Tornadoes in History
My dad was born in 1908...him & his brothers, (ages 16 or so- he had 8 brothers)were swimming there when a dead body floated next to them.Dad said they heard Sirens,got out and w home...
Why didn't you give the names of the cemeteries for Ernie Banks and Abe Saperstein? They are not in the same cemetery as George Halas. Ernie is in Graceland and Abe is in Westlawn, the same cemetery as Jack Ruby.
My God mother Robin and my cousin Quintin are buried here both battled cancer. My Godmother was in her 30s and my cousin was a teenager I have not been here in years ❤
God bless your sister's earth life sir. Take solace in knowing she had an automatic ticket to Heaven and you shall see her for the first time someday !
Dave, I am very sorry for the loss of your sister. You could have hung around the grave longer, and told any stories you wanted to about her. We would have stuck with you. It's amazing that you go back every year. Thank you for sharing that with us. You're an amazing brother.
Thanks Pal. More to the story... mom left the family soon after and we ended up in Foster Care and Children Homes. My memory of her is fuzzy. Thanks for your kindness, friend.
I was born in Maryland, have lived in Dayton all my life and now live in Kettering. I used to do a good bit of walking for exercise in Calvary Cemetery. Most of my dead relatives are in other cemeteries, including Calvary, but I do have a few named Lindamood in Woodland. I was walking there once and discovered an uncle I didn't know was buried there, and the Lindamood jumped out at me, lol. I have a high school friend buried there also. My grandpa and dad worked at NCR back in the 60s when we were kids (now completely torn down), and I have great childhood memories of the employee recreation park with double swimming pools and a theater where we had a nice yearly Christmas program back in the day. I worked at Delco Moraine and graduated from Patterson Co-Op High School in 1973; again, both gone now. My ex-hubby is buried in Memorial Park. I didn't realize Agnes Moorhead was buried there. She was evidently married twice and obviously didn't suffer a fool, like the saying goes. Lol.
Thanks for sharing. You sound like a nice person to meet. My Gpa had Bogan Mayflower on Woodman. I don't suppose you heard of it. It's now Lewis and Michael.
@@famousgraveswithdiamonddave I'm right now trying to locate exactly where Bogan Mayflower was. Looking mapwise to me and from other info like it was near Research Park and Patterson Road, probably back in there further near Woodman Fen? I've never done any walking back there and not sure I have it right. My sister actually works at the tissue lab near Patterson and Woodman. I can remember when the State Farm was there ages ago before the buildings and businesses there now. She lives in Greenmont Village close by also.
@@cynthiamurphy3669 I think you are correct. 1827 Woodman Drive. Close to Woodman Fen. I was only 5 or 6 last time I was in the bldg. Which was 60 yrs ago. I'm sad because I wish I had more memories of Bogan's.
❤❤ My grandmother, mother and aunts all lived in Dayton Ohio. I also had cousins living there. My father a Korean War veteran met my mother in Dayton. My Dad worked at Wright Patterson AFB. I turned 65 in Feb
Thanks for the info. I too turned 65 in Feb. Did you grow up in Dayton?
You might know a guy I went to school with - he's been there for years
@@andreadeamon6419 Name?
@@famousgraveswithdiamonddaveBrian Hawke
We went to Midview high school in grafton
Thank you for another wonderful video. It was so touching that you shared your sister's grave with us and so very sweet that you still visit her.
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your personal stories. That is so sweet that you make the effort to visit and clean your sister’s grave.💕
Thank you also for showcasing Dayton, my hometown.❤️
Thank you. This was one I wanted to to for a long time.
Great video Dave. Such an interesting array of people and their resting places. Sheeesh, yes Agnes Morehead seemed stuck up for sure. Sorry about your sister Dave and good on you for visiting her grave every year. I’ve been to my wife’s grave maybe 3 times in 13 years. It just brings a flood of memories and reminds me of how much I miss and love her. I know she’s in heaven waiting for us to come home to her and be together forever. God bless you Dave.
Thanks! And I look forward to hearing from you! Give her a hello from me next time.
@@famousgraveswithdiamonddave Ok. 👌🏻
Thanks!
Thanks a million!
Ray combs is a little further south from Dayton in Hamilton right off of rt 4. He was in the movie overboard and hosted the family feud.
Yes, I have him in an upcoming video.
@famousgraveswithdiamonddave I live 2 mins from there and down the street from his middle school.
I miss him every where
Nice resting places for these famous people in Daton Ohio . Good video diamond dave
Thank you!
Dave you should check out Xenia Ohio which is right outside of Dayton, I'm originally from there, it's a charming small city but it is mostly known for the April 3,1974 for having a terrible F5 tornado which I am a survivor of.
Cool. I remember it well!
I think it would be amazing if you made a Video of the stories and graves of those who passed away in the Xenia Ohio Tornado which many were heroes sacrificed their lives saving others, like a lady that worked at the A&W Root Beer Stand who laid herself over children to save them. There is a honorary statue in front of the Greene County Courthouse in Xenia of those that passed away in the worst Tornadoes in History
This is a great idea! I'll do some research, Thank you!
Sorry about your sister.
God bless.
Thank you.
Great video. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment helps the channel!
Another good video of famous folks that made a difference in our Great Country 🇺🇸
Very true, Gary!
Nice job Dave!
I loved that you visited your sister. Very special.
Hi Cheryl, thanks!
1861 that is in great shape. Miss yellow pages.
I was thinking the same at the time.
Thank you for the video
My pleasure!
Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
I am very sorry for the loss of your sister!
Thank you kindly.
Thanks Dave !
You are very welcome.
DD, sad to hear what your family had to go through i had a Huffy as well, the high back gave me the Chopper bad ass look.
Thanks, Uncle. I think Huffy made mowers too??
My dad was born in 1908...him & his brothers, (ages 16 or so- he had 8 brothers)were swimming there when a dead body floated next to them.Dad said they heard Sirens,got out and w home...
Had to be shocking.
This is so nice we get seen alot I'd different things
Good to hear!
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It wasn't bad but I was hoping for rain. Makes better vids!
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Why didn't you give the names of the cemeteries for Ernie Banks and Abe Saperstein? They are not in the same cemetery as George Halas. Ernie is in Graceland and Abe is in Westlawn, the same cemetery as Jack Ruby.
A subscriber sent the vids. I didn't ask. Thanks for helping out.
My God mother Robin and my cousin Quintin are buried here both battled cancer. My Godmother was in her 30s and my cousin was a teenager I have not been here in years ❤
Sorry to hear this. Very young.
God bless your sister's earth life sir. Take solace in knowing she had an automatic ticket to Heaven and you shall see her for the first time someday !
God Bless you. I needed to hear this, this morning!
my parents are in the Mausoleum my wifes gus in in there too
It's very well-kept.
they are on top of the brass wall..
@@animalcorvair Next time I will look for the area. Sounds nice.
Don't forget Timothy S. Bingham
Thank you!
Sorry you never got to know your older sister.
Thank you for your kind comment!
Next time you visit your sister, bring some cleaner and cloths to properly clean her grave
I did and do annually. Thanks for your love.
Thanks!