Mother-in-Law's Gravestone Falls on Pennsylvania Man, Killing Him

Kai Onca said:
That's horrible way to die. I feel bad for his wife too.
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I do too , to think her mother stone killed her husband . I thought is was part of caretaker job to made sure the gravestones were in good shape so something this would not happen.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
I do too , to think her mother stone killed her husband . I thought is was part of caretaker job to made sure the gravestones were in good shape so something this would not happen.
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This is a lesson for everyone to heed when it comes to bigger stones.

I just went to a gravesite recently in cold weather and there was moss growing in the etched part of tombstone of family member, it's a huge place but me and dad will return in summer and brush it off.

I wondered what caretakers job description was when I saw the state of it.
 
sometimes it better leave moss until weather is warmer,i assuming the etched is leading.
I cleaned some moss up on patio made it worse gardener told me never do it in winter
 
Kai Onca said:
This is a lesson for everyone to heed when it comes to bigger stones.

I just went to a gravesite recently in cold weather and there was moss growing in the etched part of tombstone of family member, it's a huge place but me and dad will return in summer and brush it off.

I wondered what caretakers job description was when I saw the state of it.
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Sometimes "cleaning" the stones is more destructive than leaving them alone. It's a good idea to research that before attempting to clean it.
 
I got war graves one end of my road if I have flowers I always take for them The war graves commission use special stuff clean tomb stone must work ww1 stones over 100yrs and look new
This stone must been laid wrong
 
Ty, had no clue. Will now use water and soft brush not wire like I was thinking of.
 
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