A shot I took of my crew cleaning up the cemetery. The most valuable aspect of being a cemetery caretaker is caring for the families past and present.

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Here’s an example of how close someone’s liner/vault can be when we’re digging a grave, and how careful we have to be to not damage it. Takes patience and precision. You can see it on the right side of the photo.

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A double depth dig I did the other day. 88 inches deep. Will have a single cement liner at the bottom, and in the future another single liner for the wife. Lowering of casket went beautifully.

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Grave I dug for a US veteran. I wanted it as perfect as I could get it. The ceremony was beautiful.

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Pyramid mausoleum I discovered in a golf course. Dates back to late 19th century and the descendants are still being placed. Up to 13 urns are within. I filmed this place as well and will leave link in a comment.

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Here’s an incident that could’ve been avoided. We were told a coffin was to go on top here. As we pulled the lid I noticed a coffin was already there. This was an office mistake. Second rites, or an urn full of ashes was to go here. The coffin was there 20 years or so.

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