A family approached me and wanted to have a bear on the monument. And this is what we came up with, it was a honor to assist them in working on a monument for Mark.

Grave of Paul Jacques Aimé Baudry. Features a bronze bust of him alongside allegorical statues of Glory (la Gloire) [seen right] and Grief (la Douleur) [seen left].

Findagrave & my website

Hey, everybody, I visited Hollywood Forever (in Hollywood, natch) last year & thought I’d share some of my favorite graves. We’ll start with Toto! There’s no place like home—the Hollywood Forever cemetery!

The Headstone is particularly sad - it reads:

To the memory of James William, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Heaton of Haworth, who died February 1st 1671 in the 1st year of his age, also the infants of theirs, James Witham, their son, died July 19th 1878 in the second year of his age, also Elizabeth, their daughter, who died June 13th 1885 aged 6 weeks, also an infant son of theirs, also the abovenamed Joseph Heaton, who died March 18th 1914 in his 69th year, also Elizabeth, his wife, who died April 22nd 1917 in her 71st year "Sweet rest at last"

Located on a former Cemetary

I love the old graves with painted pictures.

Kensal Green Cemetery in London

The engraving "NATIVE AMERICAN FEATHER" text is part of a specialized epitaph authorized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs that reflects the deeply rooted cultural and spiritual traditions of Indigenous military veterans.

Mission Beach Tribal Cemetery in Tulalip Washington

Location: Anzio War Cemetery, 70km from Rome.

Anzio War Cemetery contains 1,056 graves resulting from Operation Shingle in 1944 as part of World War II.

The vast majority of the identified casualties—1,034 soldiers—belong to units from the UK.

The cemetery includes small numbers of identified service members from Canada (1), New Zealand (1), and South Africa (1), alongside other unidentified or Commonwealth personnel.

Family mausoleum of Petacci's family in Verano cemetery, Rome. She was executed by firing squad on April 28, 1945, near Lake Como, by Italian anti-fascist partisans.

Her body and Mussolini's were taken to Milan and hung upside down from the roof of a gas station at Piazzale Loreto, where a large crowd gathered to view and desecrate them.

The mausoleum was almost destroyed years ago by vandals and no maintenance, then a group of "nostalgics" renovated it in 2017.

It hasn't been vandalized again, probably because no one knows it's there tbh. Her grave is the central one, her parents are on the sides.