It also makes me wonder what will happen when I am gone and my body is buried in the ground. It may sound morbid, but I did think about it Sunday. I know I will be rejoicing in Heaven, but will future generations have enough respect for me to put flowers on my grave? Will they take time to think about beautiful moments in time we have had together when those flowers are placed in the ground? I think those flowers are a symbol of a life of love these people lived. I just hope that I will influence others in the same way they have influenced me.
In Memoriam of those who have gone before:
Raymond and Ruth Harlow (Heather's Maternal Grandparents)
Judge James D and Almeda Clemens (John's Paternal Grandparents)
Sylvester "Vet" and Nellie Smith (John's Maternal Grandparents)
George W and Nellie Smith (John's Great-Grandparents)
Elkanah Smith (John's Great-Great Grandfather)
Hoyt Hendren (Heather's Paternal Grandfather)
Harvey and Lucy Harlow (Heather's Great-Grandparents)
Colonel William Wigger (Heather's Great-Uncle)
Rue Curtis and Gladys Hudson (Heather's Great-Grandparents)
L. Louise Hudson (Heather's Great-Aunt)
Dr. Harry and Zella MayBell Norton (Heather's Great-Great Uncle and Aunt)
We also took pictures of the grave stones to post on Ancestry.com (may be morbid too, but lots of people do it for posterity!).










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