Where's the bodies

Cancer advocate that raised 200.000 dollars, other beautiful stones, and a abandon crypt

[@ninanonna2007]

Everett, please keep visiting cemeteries. You do a wonderful and very respectful job. Prayers for you from Austin, Texas

[@MarthaJOHNSON-iu4wk]

Great video

[@pegschwalbach2500]

Wow, what a great walk through. The weather was lovely, and the lawnmowers weren't following. If being interested in unique tombstones is weird, I guess you're in good company. We're all watching you, too. Have a great day, and keep up the good work. As always, thanks for taking us with you. 😊❤

[@MyDarkmarc]

Please keep visiting cemeteries by doing that it sends a message that its a celebration of their lives and how beloved the were. When ever I visit Los Angeles I always pay my respects to all my favorite movie stars. I want to show my appreciation for the many films they made that I have enjoyed over the years. Please keep up the good work that you do.

[@jimmccord487]

Carry on, you provide a respectful and interesting tribute to those who have passed.

[@Abbie-UK]

I enjoy watching your videos. its nice to remember these people , cos sadly we will all be forgotten in the end . Thank you for taking us with you .

[@kategulick4781]

My grandkids like walking in cemeteries with me. I had heard somewhere that you die twice...the first time physically and the second when they stop saying your name. When we go walking they always read every name on a tombstone just so they won't be forgotten.

[@LindaFulmer-ep5od]

Congrats on the weight loss! People place nice markers so others can view and enjoy them, too. And so others can maybe learn about how "special" their loved ones were, if only to themselves. Please continue the great job.

[@novemberwallace7059]

I believe it doesn't matter if you have someone in the grave or not you can visit the graves because you may be the only one who has visited these peoples grave and trust me they love for people to come visit and pay respect to them it let's them know they are not forgotten

[@thesandsie13the2nd]

keep visiting cemeteries. i do. two of the cemeteries here in Edmonton, Alberta Canada have a few famous people in them.

[@sydneyadams4758]

I respect the fact you are honoring those who have gone before us, and you bring peace seeing how lovely and peaceful these places are where our loved ones lay in peace. I miss being able to visit the graves of my parents....I would love it if I thought someone was paying respect to their resting place. Thank you for your videos, they make me feel good and bring comfort. God Bless and well done~

[@Larrison1981]

I would love to do it as well

[@ladykate61]

You are remembering them❤

[@Larrison1981]

I think what your doing just wonderful you ate respectful but we both know no matter what you do there will be some ppl that ain't gonna like it

[@ree68moy33]

Keep going. I love hearing the stories behind the stones. I worked in a cemetery and I loved it.

[@skruloos1]

I personally love going through cemeteries..tombstones tell stories,and if people dont want that story known,it wouldn't be where people can see them..

[@desertwind306]

I love your channel. It is one of the best on KZbin, and I am surprised you don't have a lot more in subscribers. I believe you will in time. There is nothing wrong with visiting cemeteries. People don't put those beautiful headstones up without wanting other people to see them, for they honor those who have gone. You are always so respectful, and have wonderful stories about many of the people. I am looking forward to seeing your next video.

[@roseinwinter1]

I feel like the graves that you visit gives that person a way to receive attention and be remembered for those minutes. There is nothing wrong with it. People that spend a lot of money on the tombstone are looking for it to be seen. I would be honored if my loved one was remembered by others.

[@johnb.7979]

I think it's disrespectful when the 'ghost hunters' or whatever go thru trying to 'connect'. What you're doing is totally respectful. While I don't video like you do, I recently started taking pics. I've never had a cross word said to me and some have offered to 'help' by giving me mosquito spray or a bottle of water. I've 'felt' things walking around, but never anything that scared me. As an aside, the car on that one headstone is a Thunderbird (2001-2005 version)

[@GraveVisitations]

Keep going and do what you love don't worry about what other people think

[@garycorbin2789]

Keep em coming Everett , you're doing great recently discovered your channel, and dig the angles you cover . Others do cover cemeteries but I liken this to everyone looking at the same diamond but seeing the different face on the cut.

[@shawnamcdonald2463]

EVERETT I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL and you do a great job and don't listen to ppl who say you shouldn't do visits I feel there is nothing wrong with what you do at all Shawna from Canada ❤

[@garycorbin2789]

The Greenway headstone is the outline of the 2000's Thunderbird....

[@knifeman-king]

You’re doing a great thing!! Keep up the good work. You’re not doing anything wrong! Love your content. And I also watch others that do this on KZbin and love what you guys do!

[@dianechallinor2207]

Your keeping there memory alive ❤

[@gregoryhoenig4221]

Every time u show a grave mention a name recall a life, that person for that moment is “ alive” in the present and if one chooses celebrate that life and if one chooses affirm that that they rest in peace Cemeteries r places of remembrance for all of us, gone and with your video, not forgotten

[@brownie88ify]

Don't see anything wrong with visiting cemeteries, they are interesting places. many are really beautiful and peaceful places. If you like doing it, then keep it up.

[@Mellissandria]

If it makes you happy to visit and film these stones, more power to you ! I look at these virtual visits as a part of history. I just wish I could visit my parents graves again, but I now use a wheelchair....so it wouldn't be practical. Wish you could visit them for me...

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Where are your parent's, I would love to visit them for you. if I can. I'm limited on where I can go.

[@brendacanter9768]

Carey was awesome❤ If you dont like it dont watch😮 Your keeping them alive in away❤ Well I like Bugs😊 Keep on keeping on❤And you and others are showing us places we will never see❤

[@brendakrieger7000]

Thank you for sharing this awesome cemetery🪦

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Hi Brenda, how are you doing? I haven’t seen you comment on my stuff lately. Is everything OK?

[@brendakrieger7000]

@@CEMETERYVIEWS Everything is good! Keeping busy with Lion's Club🦁

[@anskelder5994]

I think it was a great video ,l like to heare your voice.😊👍🌺

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Oh thank you

[@brendakrieger7000]

I think it's totally fine to film in the cemetery🪦

[@Mellissandria]

Re: Busy... it's ok to be you and not Busy, it's an evolution of your style. Not like you are dissing or desecrating the gravesites. Maybe Bugsy could come out on Halloween...

[@maatnofret1234]

As long as you stay as respectful as you are, I see no problem with your videos at all. Cemeteries exist for the living. It doesn’t matter to the dead whether they’re interred in a fancy mausoleum or thrown in a ditch. The dead could not care less. The thing that would have made them care-their consciousness-is gone. The living are another matter. They grieve. They mourn. They remember. They want others to remember too. If the living did not want their dead loved ones to be remembered, they would not have erected tombstones with names, dates, and giant concrete footballs. I don’t think ghost hunting or trying to contact the dead is dangerous. Ghosts aren’t real. Neither are demons. I don’t know for sure if there’s an afterlife. If I had to guess, I’d say that when a person’s body dies, their consciousness ceases to exist. Still, I don’t appreciate folks doing that, especially for money. I think it is exploitative. I also like cemeteries. I like looking at the art, reading the names, and walking around. I’ve always been interested in history, and you can tell a lot about a culture by how its members treat their dead. Videos like these allow me to see this sort of art and history without having to travel there myself.

[@CEMETERYVIEWS]

Well keep watching, I only show cemetery art. Thanks for watching

[@beanstaters316]

I agree with you. We do not harm the graves. We are respectful when we visit. We clean up and sometimes clean the stones. I get the same comments as you do. And this is my reply: I do not talk to them. I remember them. 🙏🤍🕊