Researching A Random Grave #16

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @DjiboutiBShowin
    @DjiboutiBShowin 9 дней назад +1

    I'm seldom one to comment on RUclips videos, and this is also my first time coming across your channel, but if this premise of researching random graves is part of what you do on this channel, I think it's both ingenious and beautiful. I'd love to see more content like this, and you have a new subscriber :)

    • @FindmyfamilyKL
      @FindmyfamilyKL  9 дней назад

      Thanks so much. I try to make at least one video like this a week 😊

  • @seagoingcook
    @seagoingcook 14 дней назад

    Your research and presentation is astounding, looking forward to more videos.

  • @CoachDadOfficial
    @CoachDadOfficial 12 дней назад

    Love these videos mate. Well put together and informative. Look forward to the TV show! 😂 (Ben, former work colleague!)

    • @FindmyfamilyKL
      @FindmyfamilyKL  12 дней назад

      Thanks mate. We will have to catch up soon

  • @pugthug2016
    @pugthug2016 13 дней назад +1

    The work you’re doing is beautiful. Thank you for sharing his story ❤️

  • @phylliscook-se7mx
    @phylliscook-se7mx 13 дней назад

    Another amazing video, well done

  • @twistoffate4791
    @twistoffate4791 13 дней назад +3

    She was very beautiful, and he was certainly handsome. Thank God that vaccine showed up in 1940. The numbers of deaths of children is very depressing.

  • @Ann-st8et
    @Ann-st8et 11 дней назад

    I really enjoyed almost everything about this, the photos, the research, the narration, the presentation. The background music is completely unnecessary and distracting.

  • @fredwood1490
    @fredwood1490 11 дней назад

    And who remembers a working Man,
    one of dirty hands and sun burnt face,
    one of hard muscles and good heart,
    a Working Man, long dead?
    A lonely stone, if any stone at all,
    speaking so little of what he had done,
    not even of what he so proudly built
    not even of what killed him in the end.
    How much did he change the world?
    How much money did he make? How much did he make for his Boss?
    When did he pray and was it rote or was it passionate,
    was it only when his heart broke,
    when he rejoiced?
    Do they still talk about him, down at the Pub?
    Who was his football team?
    Were his working clothes ragged and worn'
    did his boots have holes in them,
    or did he earn enough to take care of himself
    and his family
    and his friends?
    Someone must remember him,
    he made other Working Men and Working Women
    and a nation of pride and power
    on a back that bent but never bowed,
    on a back broad and strong and Human.
    Who remembers him?
    Who remembers George Jude?
    We will!