Faces In Death-- Mt Olivet Catholic Cemetery-- Dickinson,Tx

Visiting the Mt Olivet Catholic Cemetery in Dickinson,Tx.
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[@greghanson407]

It's always sad to see how many young people have fallen victim to murder, suicide, accidents, or disease. Everyone has a story, thank you for telling us some of their stories.

[@glendabarton45barton48]

I don't know how that man can be out in society!

[@cynthiahusband106]

Most of these souls are so young, no time to get married, have children , become a grandmother or grandfather what a loss, a tragedy my sympathies to all these families who have lost loved ones-thank you Lamont for informing your audience of these poor souls , gone to soon , bless you for remembering those who are goneRIP. Bless you Lamont , your handsome and young but an old soul for someone so young.

[@chayes954r]

Great video as always! Very sad and tragic stories but you always do them tastefully and with respect to the friends and families of the deceased. Thumbs way up to you Lamont.

[@buckyknox6382]

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[@Novi903]

😢

[@mongom55]

Thank you for spotlighting Laura Miller. My brother was friends with her and I remember him being so sad and worried when she went missing and him crying when they found her dead. To this day, he still talks about her and the conversations they had as friends. He’s almost 55 and still misses his friend. Thank you for all you do. Be safe and stay cool especially, here in this Texas heat. Hope you are able to visit Laura Kate Smither. That was another huge missing person’s case in the Bay Area and Tim Miller assisted in the search for her. God bless!

[@spookygirl7761]

hugs to your brother. 😢 Please God, strengthen her brother to go on. And please keep him safe as well!

[@spookygirl7761]

Please Monica, don't listen to negative comments here. They are ALWAYS people with this kind of comments. 💖 Pay no mind.

[@konapuppy10]

@Jason Worth Troll

[@alextepe4309]

I’m sorry that this young lady’s life was cut short and that her killer was never brought to justice. There is no statute of limitations on murder. Even if you’ve committed it almost 40 years ago, that does not keep you from being held accountable. If this dirtbag did in fact kill her, I hope he gets his in the end.

[@clarissafelmine8541]

Condolences that is soooo sad

[@libertygiveme1987]

🪦Actually Lamont, there are more people than you realize interested in Cemeteries. They are FULL OF HISTORY and even the Headstones can tell us a bit about the person. I've ALWAYS LOVED looking at Headstones, especially those in Hollywood!!!! Thanks for ALL YOU DO, and the Respect you show to those no longer with us!!!!

[@barbfrank917]

I agree, I have been fascinated with cemeteries for a long time, even going to a funeral home and showing how they would drain the blood.

[@libertygiveme1987]

@@barbfrank917 I wouldn't go that far. That kind of CREEPS ME OUT!!!!

[@virginiaconnor8350]

Lamont: Juelich is most likely German. The J is pronounced more like Y, ü like uer and lich like liksk: Yuerliksh.

[@ayakotami3318]

Use to be frightened of Cemeteries but now I love them. My family thinks it's morbid to walk around a Cemetery, but I find it fascinating.

[@jthunter4759]

Thanks Lamont! I wait on your videos daily. My cousin was killed in 1999 in Mobile Alabama, they said if he would’ve been wearing his seatbelt he would’ve walked away. Christopher Michael Eaton was 19 when he passed away. ❤️

[@dileedavis]

So sorry for your loss 😔⚘

[@draines9237]

Damn I was 17 just graduated. Ik two that died in car accidents around that time. May God rest his soul

[@Prometheuspredator]

So sorry for you and his family's loss. God Bless yau'l.

[@TNN9111]

Most of us are literally 2 generations from being forgotten about, famous people who have left of course live forever through their craft and aren't forgotten. It's cool that it's someone out here telling the stories of the average Joe out here that lived just like us. Went to work, had fun, had a family that mattered to someone. I enjoy your channel, you popped up as I was subscribed to Hollywood graveyard.

[@freebird7057]

Not really anymore, just ask kids today, who is Shirley temple or Bob hope and the list goes on and on, and they could care less.

[@TNN9111]

@@freebird7057 kids are finding out about people from the past everyday, look at how old trends,old songs and what not just pop up out of nowhere. The beauty of the internet, of its a record someone will find it, thats not true.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

So true and even the famous are soon forgotten unless they are super famous. I'm sure Einstein and Beethoven will always be remembered. Mozart and Picasso, Michelangelo and van Gogh, but what about Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe? Yes, they are still remembered today but not to the extent that they once were. Take Jimi Hendrix for example. I was in a crowd of people listening to a thirteen year-old boy of color play the guitar and someone said, "Keep practicing and you will be the next Jimi Hendrix." He responded by saying, "Who's Jimi Hendrix?" He honestly didn't know. He seemed excited when he found out, but it only goes to show just how soon even famous people can be forgotten.

[@freebird7057]

They don't give a shit about that but had rather play mobile legends and dye their hair purple and pick out their next tramp stamp.

[@dissidentfairy4264]

@D_Williams I completely agree, besides, even family members are soon forgotten. How many of us can remember anything about our great-grandparents? I never met them on my mothers side. I remember only one encounter on my father's side and I was terrified. I must have been 4 or 5 and I was told to walk over to my great-grandfather and kiss his cheek. He was a complete stranger to me. I was too young to even understand who he was to me. All I knew is I saw this expressionless old intimidating looking man sitting upright in a chair like a statue. His posture was straight and he didn't even flinch. I was terrified but did as I was told but I remember it being the longest walk ever to reach him. I took baby steps, each step seemed more ominous than the last the closer I got. When I finally reached him he was still looking straight ahead staring off into space. He said nothing. He didn't acknowledge me. He was like a zombie. It was one of the scariest things I ever had to do in my life. I saw my great-grandmother standing off in the distance silently watching me. I found out years later that she was about 15 years younger than him which explains why she seemed to have more life left in her than him. lol When I die I will not have a funeral. There will be no marker on a grave. "I wish not to die just disappear into thin air as if never here." The only one I hope remembers me is God, if not for that there's nothing.

[@sinead187]

Thank you for honoring these people, paying respects & sharing their stories. Well done!

[@Sheilamarie2]

I've always looked at cemetaries, and have a strong love of History. I don't think it is strange to look at headstines/cemetaries, once one talks about it, other people usually confess to this interest as well! Thank you for another great one, Lamont!

[@allan9603]

@Sheila Marie, a million thumbs up!👍

[@irisheyesofbelfast]

When I was a little girl my grandma and I would go cemetery hopping......lol 🖤

[@carolynjonas4727]

You may call what you do "simple" but let me share why to some of us it is amazing work you do. I use a wheelchair to get around and after burying my parents and son recently I have realized how hard it is to get to their final resting place. I love what you do for many reasons. These lives were/are important to people and you giving them a story makes many of us happy. Keep doing what you do cuz you are amazing at it. Thank You Lamont

[@anitaferri1370]

Carolyn Jonas, I'm sorry for all your pain & loss. People always expect that someday they will have to bury their parents, but never does anyone expect to bury their child! May God Be with you & your family. 💔😢

[@collinspaulkjr.1942]

Since I was a child I have loved to walk through cemeteries. Never grew tired of walking through a manicured lawn Enjoying the peace of the dead. Reading endless poetry provided on the Headstones.Never felt sadness. Only Serenity as the tombstones would seek speak to me Of people who no longer had voices. I am so happy to visit KZbin channels Who share in my fondness For cemeteries. GU ESS I'm not so weird after all.

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

You may enjoy @sidestep adventures. Robert is great at giving us stories if old forgotten cemeteries.

[@virginiaconnor8350]

The only thing I hated going to funerals-or visiting cemeteries-was the heat, warm rain&humidity, bugs, and the fire ants! Cooler, dry months are prefable, but I'm not sure I can get my Zoomer to my parents', relatives, and friend's graves anymore.

[@priscillashank9333]

​@@virginiaconnor83509

[@bamagalforever]

Try to stay cool while it is so hot outside! Everyone loves ALL the hard work that you put into every single video!!! You are the BEST in the world, Lamont!!!

[@elframo]

Calm down already...

[@bamagalforever]

@@elframo Excuse me for expressing my gratitude to Lamont. Sorry for bothering you.

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

My son is 18 he's in Gatlinburg right now with his friend for his 20th birthday (it's just about an hr & half away) please say a prayer for these 2 sweet boys and I'll say a prayer for all of you all too! God bless you all have a fantastic weekend 💞

[@PrayerWarrior37]

Wow that is shocking that both her kids were murdered. How sad Rest in Peace

[@donkeyhanger]

I'm Dead and haunting cemeteries

[@alexisdanixlle]

Zachary went to my school. I remember them pronouncing the loss of him during my freshman year. So sad. Thank you Lamont for what you do! ❤️

[@edgarlee2802]

True story: A young boy was walking through a cemetery and as he read the gravestones he looked up at his parents and asked, "Where do they bury all the bad people?"

[@bostonsandatot4948]

That's really though provoking. Thanks.

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

@edgar Lee was that young boy possibly you? What a thought provoking question of a very bright young boy.

[@edgarlee2802]

@@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage It was indeed a very bright boy. Sadly it wasn't me. I couldn't claim such perspicuity even now at an advanced age. It was the writer Charles Lamb (1775 - 1834).

[@rickgaligher3596]

Hey lamont, you still on here? Just subscribed so I hope so lol let me know how this works. Love people who tells it like it is

[@Thayer2000]

Thank you Lamont for all your hard work and research on all these videos! Your videos and livestreams are absolutely wonderful. Just wanted to say how much appreciation I have and God bless you!!

[@bethwilliams8029]

Amen 🙏

[@brucegwynn8509]

I'm to a point to where I don't even have to watch the video, I already know it's gonna be good, I look forward to every upload, Lamont kicks ass

[@stacykeller3812]

Agreed!

[@j.whiteoak6408]

Thanks, Lamont - for remembering those who are no longer with us. I don't know why I like to wander around cemeteries.. I've done it since I was a child. I've always had a morbid curiosity for cemeteries, autopsies, mortuary sciences, etc - I don't know why. I can't get to visit my decreased loved ones or walk among the graves anymore following a car accident, courtesy of a drunken driver (yes, people - DO wear your seat belts!)... So thanks for taking me along on your own wanders, and for all your information about the 'residents' of all the places you visit. You do such a great job. I just wanted to say thank you. XX ❤️

[@jacquelinefranck1130]

I like the way you give the departed a voice , you make sure that they are not forgotten...

[@PrayerWarrior37]

Lamont you are so right, Cain and Abel was the first sin was jealousy and then murder. And please can’t stress enough wear your seat belt

[@GuyPipili]

Actually, the first sin was Adam and Eve disobeying God's command to not eat from the tree of good and evil. Genesis 3:6-13 The first murder occurred when Caine murdered his brother, Abel.

[@darensmith6705]

Regarding seat belts,my nephew was in my car and refused to wear his seatbelt. I told him , fine then I will not be starting the car until you do use that seatbelt! I told him I am just as stubborn as you! He finally decided to click it! Teacher here ,37 years! Teachers know how to hold the line! And we do!🤔🥰🤗

[@Lizablue0608]

Seat belts saved me and my 4 week old daughter’s life when someone passed me illegally on a curve and I wreaked my brand new car. Screw the car. I was so relieved to be able to take her out of her car seat and sob, while thanking GOD we both survived. I got a new car, but no parent can replace their precious cargo. WEAR YOUR SEAT BELT even if you don’t have far to go. It happened down the street from our house. I only had bruises where the seat belt crossed my chest. I would have went through the windshield without one on. I can’t imagine her growing up without her mom. Drive on the defense at all times, we never know what the other driver’s thoughts or impairments are. 😔💔 She’s now an EMT. She’s seen so much suffering from NOT taking 3 seconds to click that belt on. Driving after drinking has NO PLACE on the roads.

[@leshawndawilson8549]

Actually the first sin was pride… Shaytan (the devil) thought he was made better than mankind. And sought to destroy The Most High creation

[@LightningDoesStrikeThrice]

​@leshawndawilson8549 you got it XD yes, exactly why pride is considered the worst of the worst when it comes to sin as well seeing as every other sin comes first from a sense of pride in one way or another, especially the pride of life besides the lust of the flesh & lust of the eyes

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

Lamont, just think each one of these in the cemetery had family members who loved them and each one was part of the history of their family, and now so sadly missed. As always, thank you Lamont.

[@donkeyhanger]

Thanks Lamont for all your Easy Work

[@donkeyhanger]

The Tingler,s coming

[@bambimayy]

I’m 25 & a half and I love your channel, and I agree about the seatbelt issue. In Australia it’s law to wear one but I think a lot of untimely tragedies could have been avoided by use of a seatbelt.. they’re designed to protect you and even save your life.

[@ruthmccurdy8623]

You are SO RESPECTFUL. Thank you.

[@tonidibernardo171]

Lamont Thank you as always for sharing their stories with love and compassion.

[@jimmorrison3756]

Hi Lamont, hope you're well my friend. You should have your own tv Show, your voice, presentation skills empathy and care would definitely be a tv hit. You are very well liked and respected Lamont here in the UK. Stay safe and all the best from Liverpool UK 🇬🇧🙏👌👍.

[@barbra9099]

LAMONT PLEASE READ !!!! I wanted to tell how appreciative I am for your beautiful respect to these poor victims. I have been following you for a while, and I love how you bring their lives to our lives. I also love how you call out the scum bags who commits these crimes. Thank you so much for being so respectful to the people who have no voice anymore.

[@Cw-cf7nb]

Lamont, I don't know how you handle the pain , anger and feelings that arise from some of these stories. May Jesus peace and safety be with you on your travels

[@wandaburns2565]

I am in Hockenheim Germany, and I watch your blogs daily!!! Thank you for your great work 💖🙏🏽👼🏼

[@reneeryan4451]

Lamont, I really enjoy your videos. I just have to share this story with you. My husband and I were in a terrible car accident years ago and I truly believe we had a guardian angel who helped us survive it. You look exactly like the man who appeared to me and carried me away from the car and then disappeared. The only ones who saw him were my husband and I but he had the same incredible blue eyes that you have. Thank you for all that you do and for being so caring.

[@allessandrodudley8827]

One of the best and my favorite KZbin channel. Keep up the good work Lamont!

[@abitoffcenter383]

I'm not sure how your channel found it's way to my recommended page. But I'm glad it did. I feel what you are going is rather admirable. Telling the stories of regular people. Some of it is quite sad and heart breaking. I think everyone has the right to be remembered. If folks stop and think about it. Normally, roughly 30 or 40 years after we're gone we will have been forgotten. So I applaud you and the effort you put into bringing the history of these individuals back to life. Even if only for a moment. Thank You Sir for all your time and efforts you put into remembering these people. I've no doubt that it's greatly appreciated. By their loved ones and everyone else who might watch the channel. Outstanding work Sir!!

[@LamontAtLarge]

Thank you and im glad you found me

[@JenRaymond]

I also have watched open casket funerals here on KZbin, and have always wondered what happened to those people. They look like they are just sleeping, the women are so beautiful, and the men are so handsome, and the kids are so precious. I like to learn about someone's passing to. Thank You for sharing these stories 💜💙

[@kellyreilly7782]

Hey Lamont, your in my neck of the Woods!!! I'm a paranormal investigator and have investigated this cemetery. It is definently Haunted!!!

[@kellyreilly7782]

@@outlander_... Yes, it is!!!

[@kellyreilly7782]

I'm so sorry that to learn that you have never experienced paranormal activity and that you don't understand hauntings. Hopefully at some point you will try to learn what is so obvious to everyone else!

[@mgf7_]

Hey Lamont. I’m not sure if you’ll pass through Ohio any time soon but recently right near where I live, a young kid was murdered in a horribly brutal way and no one seems to be talking about it. His name was Ethan Liming and he was murdered by a group of unidentified teens/men here in Akron, Ohio at Lebron’s I PROMISE school. It’s so horribly tragic. His calling hours and funeral aren’t until next week but I have a feeling this young kid will not get the justice he deserves, unlike many people who have died from senseless violence here in this city.

[@deniseduffert4398]

I've started seeing his story all over KZbin. Sad

[@mikepino4954]

Great video presentation Lamont I used to visit graves when I was a kid and wondered the same thing about the people who where buried there. Again Lamont it was awesome to meet you in person back in December and hope to see you soon take care my friend and safe travels.

[@bernadettehernandez9624]

Thank God mother and son are both together so sorry for ur loss for her husband

[@ripjeffhanneman5838]

As you walk these cemeteries, I like to imagine every single one of your viewers (all of us) walking with you at the same time, bringing a smile to the interred and them not feeling so alone for that moment in time

[@bellanniepickles]

What a wonderful sentiment........

[@mdmarko]

Am another one who's always been interested in cemeteries, for the same reasons Lamont gave. These are my favorite of Lamont's productions, could watch these all day long. Thanks, Lamont!

[@miss_lorena2801]

Thanks again for the video, Lamont. I like your videos, especially the faces in death videos. I really appreciate your effort and work with each new clip. When you tell the stories of those who can no longer tell them themselves. I feel very sorry for Lucy's mother. 2 children were murdered, whom she had to bury. Not to imagine. How much can a person endure, I often ask myself. A thousand thanks for the video and keep it up 👍

[@jhngh411]

With you visiting these sites, so many have no families or anyone who visit them any longer. You are doing all of us a service by keeping their memories alive. Love the channel.

[@alyssamarieintuitivereader]

I'm 26 and LOVE your channel. I love the way you give a voice to those who have passed. Honestly, I have thanatophobia and these videos provide me some sort of relief and comfort.

[@Howiex-is8gq]

What is that?...

[@bernices9923]

I have the same fascination Lamont, from a very young age and I'm over 50 now. I can remember standing at a grave at around age three wondering about the man who had died. I went through a stage that I felt bad about it but have since realized that visiting graves grounds me and makes me see a bigger picture about absolutely everything. I find it very therapeutic and cleansing. And in a non morbid way it makes me envy the dead a bit too. I'm fascinated with the knowledge that they now have about the other side and we can only speculate. I always enjoy your videos and appreciate your respectful approach. Greetings from Cape town.

[@carolk5770]

I love these videos you do Lamont, because I’m always the curious one who wonders how did they die? What was their lives like? TY for all your work! 😇

[@josie8623]

Thank you so much Lamont. I'm 53 and had a life changing stroke at 48 but am grateful to still be alive and positive but what you said at the end of your faces in death video was like you were talking about me. I have always had a "morbid curiosity" too, even when young and like yourself could not find out information, unlike today. So pls know what you do is so respectful and honest and I am sure it's human nature too, as everyone wonders about death and believe me that now it's very much on my mind but not in a worrying way I hope you understand. Finding your channel and being a subscriber, had given me a new outlet to carry on my unchanging morbid curiosity. I'm from Essex England so you do reach out over the ocean to little old Blighty ( old term for England) though I'm Irish I would of loved to of got to USA as many moons ago family moved because of famine in Ireland. My dream was to sell up and travel in a RV around quite a few countries. Lol many I will who knows but you are living my dream!! So take care and thanks again for what you do 👍☘️🙏🌻🎥☮️☀️🎸🥗🍄😙

[@michellerene951]

Lamont, I was raised with the same fascination with cemeteries. Both my mother and grandmother were into that and we would visit cemeteries, with the same thought as you...who were they, how did they die. Your videos are always so well done, keeping their memories alive. You're simply amazing!❤️

[@lizard0372]

Enjoyed this Lamont, thankyou! I’m exactly the same, i’ve just turned 50, but have had a lifelong fascination with people who have passed, and how/why/who they were. Sadly i lost my mum and dad youngish at 61 and 51 respectively. I have both of their ashes here with me, i wear some of their ashes in a pendant and ring, as it comforts me keeping them close. But one day; i feel i need to put them somewhere with photos of them. You do an incredible job and i love how kind and respectful you are! Yourself and Ron from FOTF are my faves 🥰 RIP all, the little girl Kelsey almost broke me 😭😭😭 Fly free little darling 🕊🕊🕊

[@DarkDreamsAndMoonlitNights]

Love how thoughtful you are, Lamar. You clean graves, clear things up and put things upright. Like you fixing the can of Coke.

[@LxYouTube]

As usual, a very heartfelt and somber memorial to those who have passed. Incredibly respectful and thought provoking. TY Lamont for your insightful presentations.

[@sherrylivingstonwhite1983]

Good Afternoon Lamont! I was just binge watching some of your videos I just came across this one. It made me very sad when you were doing the story about Zachary Juelich. My son was killed in a car accident. He was 18 and had just graduated high school. He was hit head on also by a Tahoe. He was killed on July 4, my birthday. It has changed my life forever! A parent should NEVER have to bury a child! As you told the stories in this cemetery it was so sad to see all the young people deceased. Im glad yo gave out the advice you did. Teenagers just dont see the danger in anything. My sons best friend from Kindergarten all the way through High School was killed in October, then my son hiis BF was killed the following July! My son told me two weeks before he passed where he wanted to be buried. He knew his time was near! God Bless You!

[@jeromyjohnson6073]

Keep on being amazing Lamont that’s a good thing that you’re doing bringing awareness to the ones who are not with us anymore God bless you my friend

[@kevinmalone3210]

A nice and heartfelt tribute to the deceased you created here Lamont. You have the voice for this, you always come in loud and clear.

[@Bubbies-777]

This was a nice video Lamont. Thank you ⚘

[@janececelia7448]

So many souls dying so young under such tragic circumstances, you just wonder how those left behind cope. Thank you for shining a light on their stories.

[@bernadettehernandez9624]

So many young people in graveyard rip to all condolences to all the families

[@LightningDoesStrikeThrice]

*cemetery Graveyards are usually privately owned, especially by a church while cemeteries are publicly owned usually by the town/city itself

[@lynncunningham829]

Take Care Lamont and God bless and peace be with you

[@jewel-leighbrennan4685]

Love your messages , always caring, always wishing people to stay safe . Great Job once again Lamont . May all these people rest in peace xoxo

[@doriangray6735]

Lamont's show is the best!!

[@ennbannenn]

I'm 25 yr old and i love watching your channel. I think what you do is great.

[@tonybutler8811]

Thanks again Lamont for sharing, keep up the good work which you do. 👍👊🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@reneeryan4451]

I love exploring cemeteries too and learning about the people who are buried there. Never stop doing what you do.

[@courtneylimburg8541]

I love how respectful you are as you walk around every cemetery you visit. Kudos to you.

[@davidprice7075]

This is not the first video aboout Laura Miller. I totally respect how her father channeled his grief into something good

[@robinlanier6886]

Great man. 🥰

[@Prometheuspredator]

Another excellent video, Lamont. Thank you for what you do to remember those who are no longer with us.

[@markmcnary1785]

I knew two sisters in high school, that were about 14, or 15, both were identical twins, that died in a nasty car accident. Their passing haunted the whole school, for a very long time, after their deaths. I visit their graves, even though I didn't know them very well, but just the same, I visit them, so they'll know they won't ever be forgotten.

[@angelarandall143]

That’s so sweet of you

[@SpiritGirlSF]

This is beautiful Lamont, so respectful and kind. If you're ever out West, there's a beautiful Columbarium in San Francisco that would be well worth the time to visit. One of the few places left in the city where one can have their remains placed as cremations. The Neptune Society takes people in a boat out past the Golden Gate Bridge to spread their ashes at sea, often flowers will wash ashore at the Crissy Field beach, along with metal ID tags and most likely cremains. Is kinda eerie walking that beach knowing this and also that so many have ended their lives jumping off that very high bridge. The only official cemetery left here is close to that beach in the former Army base as it's a Military Cemetery, there's a hidden one not to far away behind a closed hospital where sailors in the 1800s are buried. Much love to all.

[@joannbeiser4907]

Lamont, been a seatbelt user since my brothers big accident. Had they not been wearing belts my brother would have died and my cousin might have been severely hurt. A tire came through the windshield and pressed glass in his face. He was unconscious but alive.

[@PrayerWarrior37]

Some of these people don’t give a crap what they do to other peoples lives. I can say this from experience, my step sister was killed at 17 yrs just graduated wanted to be a Sunday school teacher. A drunk driver ran a red and t boned the car killing her, her cousin. The mother to the cousin spent 6 months recovering every bone in her body broken and to be told her daughter died and her niece Jenny. And this bastard in court showed no remorse he stood silent. And the terrible thing is this was his four time, he should of been in jail, a little to late sick.

[@ashleyvalentine2790]

Sorry for your loss. My 4 year old cousin was killed by a drunk driving. RIP Baby Lisa

[@spiritmatter1553]

How sad, such loss of life by idiot drunk drivers.

[@PrayerWarrior37]

@@ashleyvalentine2790 I’m so sorry for baby Lisa she’s with the angels .

[@lizard0372]

Sorry for your loss, theres no excuse for that oxygen thief! Once may be an accident… a terrible misjudgment; but still we’ve all known for a very long time not to ever drink and drive!

[@donkeyhanger]

You steal my choppers?

[@cortrichards8179]

I have the same inquisitiveness that you have with all things 'graveyard'. I found you and your channel just recently and am hooked. I always figured that I was both weird and quite alone in my curiosity and love of graveyards, tombs, mortuaries, catacombs, etc, but it is very refreshing to find that it isn't really the case. It seems there a quite a few of us around the world, who enjoy all things related to death and dying, but especially the stories and biographies of those who have done so and graduated into higher realms. Thank you for these excellent videos and all the stories of how people died, who they were and what happened to them.

[@cathyc9596]

Your videos are great, Lamont. You always do a nice job of telling the stories behind the faces. Other KZbinr's put too much flare and lose focus. You keep it real. Thanks for being so kind and respectful!

[@jenniferlyons4150]

I love these segments Lamont creates. So interesting and a beautiful way to keep the memories of them alive. Never "easy" to see loved ones especially the kids.

[@lesleyhubble2976]

I can remember when I was a kid in the 70s a women and her baby were found dead due to carbon monoxide poisoning, her husband found them dead in an armchair where she was cradling the baby. I remember being shocked because she used to take her older children to the same school I went to, and we used to walk passed the house every day to and from school. Glad now we have better health and safety in homes

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

Still happens unfortunately

[@angelarandall143]

We so appreciate you Lamont. I rwally love when you spotlight the cases that are unsolved, I often pray that someone who knows something see’s the video. ♥️

[@sharonmazzone2069]

Thankyou Lamont for everything you show us, your stories of the deceased are very fascinating and thankyou for doing the field work. I always watch your channel when your channel alerts me. cheers from Australia xx

[@trudideswarteTrudes]

Every headstone has a life story that goes with it. Thank you Lamont.

[@mellie7390]

Your videos helped me through recovery after major surgery and trauma. I love your story telling and seeing places I'll never be able to see :) thank you

[@judyarcher7706]

Love watching and listening to your stories. Makes me appreciate my life even more.. Thank you..

[@qualityserviceexperts9996]

Lamont! I discovered you through the Mobile Explorer dude and you and you're videos are cool as hell! You remind me of myself and I can relate to all of your opinions and sidenotes.

[@patriciatoomingtheplantpar2558]

I love the Memorial photos, gives you a sense of the life lived and that mortality chases us all, everyday the dash gets shorter

[@RoseGrace100]

Such a good show. You have so many details on these people. Excellent job!

[@alh2116]

Thank you so much Lamont for sharing their story. God bless you

[@MrTurtluv]

Always top class, Lamont. Thank you again. And I hope you’re in a good headspace, because your sweet heart deserves the best🥰

[@carjen121]

Thank you so much for all the hard work you put in the videos, I truly appreciate it. You’re amazing. Love your videos💕👏🏼

[@mariemoore6406]

Exactly ..I've always wondered about the life of that person and seeing the pics adds to the curiosity...Love the grave tours and the stories behind them...

[@Sandra-ww6oz]

Lamont Thank you for giving a voice and sometimes even a face to those who have passed over - as the saying goes, “ gone but not forgotten “ thanks to you 💗🙏☮️🐨🇦🇺.

[@debbiekeithley7440]

No it's not morbid. I always wanted to know how and why ppl passed away. I'm glad you became interested in ppl and share it with us.

[@momosteppe7454]

Hiya Lamont, What has happened to our judicial system? It break's my heart about Miss. Laura's story, such a beautiful girl .. how can that scary scrawny man be out & in a half way house... Horrific. God grant peace too her family. Thank you for taking us on your journeys and sharing story... God speed. momo🤙

[@kaybrianna6898]

Hey Lamont🤟🏼 thanks for the upload

[@czechmate6916]

Thank you Lamont for paying tribute to these people and the ones that were murdered I hope the victims receive justice soon. Stay safe out there my friend peace out

[@beefchops1400]

I lost my dad February 10th this year and I’m in bits but your videos and experiences make me smile and give me hope!😊😊👌

[@swiv99]

so sad all these beautiful people gone..Stay safe, stay aware, live in the moment, look out for one another. Thanks for this Lamont!

[@alexblack1501]

Im 49yrs.old Cant you remember back when...16,17 We Were Reckless.

[@ilanamillion8942]

i love these videos where you spotlight "ordinary" people's graves and their stories.

[@elizabethandersen6009]

Thank you Lamont for all that you do to keep our love ones alive even after they are gone... 🙏

[@debanam]

Almost 400K subscribers! Well deserved.

[@CinnamonDelight-xb8pl]

Yes, I do share your wonder as well. Thanks for your channel, Lamont. I can't travel but I like traveling with you through KZbin, glad I found you.

[@pattiburgess2666]

Lamont if it is a morbid curiosity you are not alone. Growing up I lived by a cemetery and would go there and check headstones and wonder how people died. Love your videos. Be safe

[@aliciabrewer9444]

I’ve always liked going to cemeteries to walk around and see the different gravestones. You learn a lot of history by visiting cemeteries. You stay safe out there Lamont…🙂💟

[@coreythompsonTheOneandOnly]

These graves and stories simply beautiful ❤️

[@tats7859]

She took the life of a 10 year old little girl, and she gets probation!! Than you said the lady that killed her has to live with, ' herself, makes me sick because I'll bet anything she doesn't even give that young girl another thought the rest of her life...

[@jillgross3968]

I'm very familiar with Tim's work and Equisearch. Such a good man. They were here recently in Tennessee to look for a young 6 year old girl named Summer Utah Wells. If your not familiar Lamont, it'd be a great story for you to cover!!! You could tell the story like no other person I know. Many of today's stories were very interesting. Beautiful stones throughout this cemetery. A very nice place for a final resting place!

[@abeautifuldisaster3091]

Hey Lamont just wanted to tell you that I truly enjoy your videos and the history of the stories is top notch. p.s I’m loving your eyes.