Being a fan of researching ancestry, these types of memorials are incredibly helpful in researching family trees, which is why I enjoy contributing to Find A Grave. My current photography focus is Greenwood Cemetery and Cypress Grove. I have become somewhat knowledgeable about the layout of these cemeteries, so if you have a question, feel free to ask -- I might know the answer.

If there are any memorials that you would like to maintain, unless they are my family member, just let me know and I will be happy to transfer them to you.

I believe when entering genealogy data, one should always be open to criticism in order to get information as accurate as possible -- especially when it is being used by so many people. Though complete accuracy is so hard to achieve I will always strive for accuracy.....should anyone find incorrect information on any of my memorials please do not hesitate to advise -- send me a note and tell me what is incorrect.

One word of caution in memorial creation -- DO NOT CREATE MEMORIALS AND PLACE THEM IN A CEMETERY UNLESS YOU KNOW, FOR SURE, THAT THE PERSON IS BURIED THERE. Just because a family member is buried in a cemetery, does not mean that a relative is buried in the same cemetery. Leave the family tree building to Ancestry.com - this is a tool to find burial locations. There are many reasons a relative may not be buried in a particular cemetery. If you guess a burial is in a particular location with no proof, and your guess is incorrect, then you are just "wrong..", and you probably reduce the chance that their actual burial location will be located.