Every grave deserves the same respect, whether a 20 ft obelisk or a small handmade wooden cross. No one should be forgotten. FAG photos endure long after monuments are weathered and no longer legible.

Being from a family of military veterans (my Father, Uncle, Husband, Father-in-Law, Son and Myself) I particularly like paying tribute to others who served their country in the military.

I truly appreciate all of the kind thank you emails I receive from other FAG volunteers and from family members of those who have passed on. I try to be as accurate as possible, but I am human and can make mistakes. I welcome any constructive advice, but out right rudeness and harassment will not be tolerated and will be reported to FAG.

Please contact me if you are a family member or friend and want any of my memorials transferred to you - happy to transfer all except my immediate family. Also feel free to use any of my photos (would appreciate an acknowledgement).

What we leave behind when we pass on is not just what is engraved in stone monuments but also what is woven into the hearts and lives of those we touch.

"When a loved one passes from the physical to the nonphysical, they're not leaving us - they're just changing their energetic form. Spirit is actually energy vibrating at a higher rate than what we can sense with our five physical senses. Your loved ones who have crossed over are still alive and care about you. Love is the fabric of the afterlife that creates an everlasting bond with us. Remember, we're not human beings having a spiritual experience, we're spiritual beings having a human experience." - Chris Lippincott