I became interested in this hobby while performing a Memorial Day service as a member of the Honor Guard of my American Legion Post at a "Potters Field" in which I had discovered that 5 veterans were interred. I wanted to record their names in hopes that just maybe a friend or relative would like to know of their final resting place. This then led to the others buried there and in other cemeteries where I have family members laid to rest. My main interest still is the unnamed at Lakeland Memorial Park. Many of the markers are gone,unreadable or just lists a number. I place a flag on the veterans graves there every Memorial Day and Veterans Day. They are not forgotten.

I became interested in this hobby while performing a Memorial Day service as a member of the Honor Guard of my American Legion Post at a "Potters Field" in which I had discovered that 5 veterans were interred. I wanted to record their names in hopes that just maybe a friend or relative would like to know of their final resting place. This then led to the others buried there and in other cemeteries where I have family members laid to rest. My main interest still is the unnamed at Lakeland Memorial Park. Many of the markers are gone,unreadable or just lists a number. I place a flag on the veterans graves there every Memorial Day and Veterans Day. They are not forgotten.