LaMar Wiscombe
- Member for
- 10 years 11 months 6 days
- Find a Grave ID
Bio
I was born and raised in Utah. I am especially enamored with the small cemeteries in Central and Southern Utah.
I enjoy creating new memorials when I can find them, adding GPS coordinates to existing memorials, or just updating old headstone photos.
I will happily transfer management of any memorials that I have created, with the exception of a few highly beloved relatives.
When I add photos to an existing memorial, it is usually to provide a higher quality photograph, improve the readability, or show a different view of a resting place. It is in no way meant to be disrespectful but only to create a broader picture for relatives, friends and future generations.
I've been lucky enough to receive some kind messages from fulfilling requests and have also been able to reflect on the resting places of long lost relatives, that I may never have had the opportunity to visit, after having requests fulfilled.
So, to the wonderful volunteers who take the time to locate and photograph memorials (In all weather conditions, including dodging sprinklers, fending off mosquitos, and enduring the scorching sun), and who also take the time to research, create and edit memorials to connect family members. A huge Thank you!.
Family history work is contagious, please pass it on.
I was born and raised in Utah. I am especially enamored with the small cemeteries in Central and Southern Utah.
I enjoy creating new memorials when I can find them, adding GPS coordinates to existing memorials, or just updating old headstone photos.
I will happily transfer management of any memorials that I have created, with the exception of a few highly beloved relatives.
When I add photos to an existing memorial, it is usually to provide a higher quality photograph, improve the readability, or show a different view of a resting place. It is in no way meant to be disrespectful but only to create a broader picture for relatives, friends and future generations.
I've been lucky enough to receive some kind messages from fulfilling requests and have also been able to reflect on the resting places of long lost relatives, that I may never have had the opportunity to visit, after having requests fulfilled.
So, to the wonderful volunteers who take the time to locate and photograph memorials (In all weather conditions, including dodging sprinklers, fending off mosquitos, and enduring the scorching sun), and who also take the time to research, create and edit memorials to connect family members. A huge Thank you!.
Family history work is contagious, please pass it on.