In the late 1970s, I was an LAPD patrol officer in Pacific Palisades, CA. I walked a beat in "The Village" of PP and would often see and chat with Ted Knight. He was equally funny off-screen as he was on-screen. A very kind gentleman. Thanks for remembering him, Steve.
Answering your question, I would like to be buried next to Carol Burnett. I had a horrible childhood and she provided the only consistent laughter to ease my pain for 11 years. Thank you, Carol! I'm so glad we had this time together.
Thanks for the video Steve. Great job. Because of his great head of silver hair I always thought that Ted Knight was MUCH older than he actually was. Such a talented man. He was also a ventriloquist. He was hugely proud of his Polish heritage. May all of those whose graves visit on your videos rest in peace.
I love it when they send me your Greatest Hits Steve. Loved the MTM show and Ted Baxter. I can't think of a famous person to be burried by. So, I'll stick with my Mom and Dad! 😃
Thank you for returning to Valerie Harper's grave. The yellow flowers were breathtaking!!!! Ted Knight was so funny in Caddyshack!!! Thank you again, for your great videos.
A lot had money far less than you would think. Betty white kept working in part to make sure she had enough. Look at homer pyler. His show was done years ago. Back then, stares got little to nothing in residuals. Carol Burnet did some shows, but her money ended in the 70's. Even big stars like Lucy Jackie Gleason had modest graves
I so loved Mary Tyler Moore and the show, it was the best, she is what I aspired to be.. Ted and Georgian tickled me. What a fun time to grow up. So lucky to have seen television at it's finest.
Aside from religious reasons, you are correct. Headstones are usually placed a few months after burial so the ground can settle. It prevents them from leaning. It also can take time for the engraving to be completed once the death date is determined.
We watched The Mary Tyler Moore show consistently for years . We loved Ted night's ,Ted Baxter character. A lovely video and very interesting. Always enjoy them👍👍🤗🤗
Thank you Steve for this vlog, I find it interesting some graves are so simple and others are really eye catching. I guess it is all down to what the person wanted. RIP Ted Knight, Georgia Engels, Valerie Harper.
I just loved everything Ted knight did. Love him..I have to say my mom, her role as a mom was fantastic, she raised four children by herself, she was the best. I'm being buried near her.
Ted and I have the same last name , I remember how happy my dad was when he found out , we were big fans of his tv shows. I was at a taping of too close for comfort many many years ago of course and was hoping to possibly say to ted in passing that we have the same last name, but he just didn’t get close enough to where I was sitting in the studio ...
If my cremated remains are interred and I could pick a public figure to rest next to it would be Mahalia Jackson I admire her gospel songs Thanks for the video 👍🏽
I lost my wife when we were 49. “2011”. She was so beautiful and full of life, a wonderful mom, and the best wife I could have ever imagined. There is nobody else I would be buried next too. That’s where I’ll be. It’s very close to my grandma and grandpa, “pa- pa”, my parents, and life long friends of my grandparents.
I would want to be buried next to Jacqueline Kennedy. I have been fascinated by her since I was 11 years old - 60 years now. But I am being cremated anyway. Love your videos.
My wife and I will be interred nowhere. Our ashes will be returned to the earth from whence we came. Love your channel. You must be a very nice and gentle man.
I loved Ted Knight. I especially loved the role he played in Caddy Shack. He was great. I loved all of his roles. Georgia Engel was an awesome actress. Thank you 🙏 for sharing.
It's sad all the MTM are deceased. Thank you for this beautiful tribute. Ted was taken away so young. Loved him in Caddy shack. Loved him in anything!! 🙏🕊️❤️
I would like the buried next or as close to Red Skeleton as possible who to me was one of the Greatest Comedians to ever grace this world and a fellow traveler like myself.
Hi, Steve! Thank you for showing us their graves, as I love the MTM Show! I love Ted's character on that show. I would love to be buried by James Dean.
Thank you for sharing the grave sites of Ted Night Valrie Harper and Georginia Engel ! Love all of your videos new and old and so happy I subscribe to your channel !
Valerie fought such a long, tough and brave battle before she passed. God's Blessings to her. I loved Georgia. You should pull up some of the old Dean Martin Roasts where she appeared. She was so funny!
Oooh...what a good question!....thought long and hard over this but the person I want to be buried next to...is my dad. He was a man I respected above all others. His honesty, kindness, unquestionable love and support, he heals my heart daily. It's been nearly 40 years since I lost him and I still think of him daily.
Mr Martini reminds me of Eric Roberts. I loved the Mary Tyler Moore show. Thank You!! I love animals, bury me next to lassie or Mr.Ed! But mostly my Mom.
I have worked at a funeral home for 43 years, they generally don’t put the monument on the grave, it is placed on solid ground at the head or foot so it will be stable and does not need to be moved when the husband or wife’s grave is dug. It cost time and money to move monuments when you don’t have to if placed correctly. Enjoy your videos. If you are ever in Charlotte, NC go to Elmwood cemetery, Randolph Scott and his wife is buried there.
My favorite Ted Knight character is most definitely his role as the judge in Caddy shack the way he would get animated when he was angry throughout that movie added to what made Caddy shack so funny to me.
Excellent, as usual, Steve! I am again impressed by the beauty of the California cemeteries. That alone is reason enough for people to subscribe to your channel! Your guess on allowing the soil to settle is why most gravestones are not placed until usually six months or so after a person's burial. A much as I like to dazzle folks with my knowledge, I did look this up to be certain. One can always do as my Dad did,though, and have a marker placed years ahead of time. I know this gives some "the creeps" for reasons not that clear to me, knowing that we all have a data with our final resting places eventually. Or we all do unless perhaps the Comte de Saint Germain is still out there somewhere under yet another alias... On what famous person I would like to be laid to rest next to, almost impossible to pick just one, there are so many I admire. Among artists, van Gogh would be a good choice; his tragic life has always fascinated me. Author Ray Bradbury would be another; he was quite gracious to to a near- nobody fan, something I always appreciated. My family helped settle this particular region in the Revolutionary War era, (evidently, the mountainous areas were not of much interest to most colonials in that time), and to start at least two small, quaint cemeteries. I expect my plot at the older one beside my father will be the place, in the end (no pun intended).
It's amazing that so many of the MTM cast are still alive considering the show ended in 1977. (My choice for a burial neighbor would be Charlie Chaplin--the most important person in movie history.)
Steve.... I do remember when the Mary Tyler Moore Show made all of Pittsburgh very angry. Her show one week prior to Superbowl 9 (Steelers vs Vikings) had a segment that stated that the Vikings had won the event. Well it did not happen. Pgh went nuts demanding the show be dropped from local programming. Well off to coffee. Be well. Best from Vegas
I'd like to be buried by Rosalind Russell because she was great in "Auntie Mame" and "The Trouble With Angels". My life motto is from "Auntie Mame". Life is a banquet! Jonathan
Thank you for posting this VLOG Mary Tyler Moore was one of my very favorite shows ever and I have a lot of them. I will be buried in Ottawa park cemetery in Clarkston Michigan with my parents and sister. And I wouldn’t want to be buried anywhere else. But if I lived in California, I would choose to be buried next to Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds
Ted Baxter hands down...he was born 1/2 mile from my house...I'd like to be buried next to Lucille Ball..she has made me laugh since 1951 right up til today..she was the best...great video..thanks Steve.
Thanks for the up date on Valarie Harper....I too love the Mary Tyler Moore Show ., and the question you ask is I would like to be buried by Rosa Parker... for her bravery and courage of standing up for herself ...and moving from the back of the Bus... the voice of others ...
@@TheGraveyardChannel because I am that kind of person..it happened to mr as a teenager and I stood up...and I got praised by everyone in my town... and I still stand up to people in the Government...
You can be on one side of him,bi would be on the other side. We need his coolness and mildness in this crazy world when this world get to much for me to handle I just turn Dean Martin on RUclips, all is well
I would like to buried next to John Candy. My favorite comedic actor. BTW Steve, thank you for the update on Valerie Harper's grave. And thank you for this wonderful channel.
I'll be cremated and my ashes put in the Comite river. Mine and my grand fathers favorite fishing spot. But if I could I'd be buried next to Conway Twitty. Thanks Steve for another great tour.
I visited Forest Lawn Glendale once. A long time ago, before a lot of cemetery resources. I thought I would never find anyone famous. Then I looked down, and there was Ted Knight. I would like to be buried next to Babe Ruth. He was a fun loving guy.
that's neat. guess you were meant to find him that day. the internet sure has made it much easier to find graves these days and remember people. so grateful for that. thanks for sharing with us, raymond!
remember him ,,ted,, in an episode of the twilight zone kept reminding the prisoner how bad things were for him alone on an asteroid millions of miles from earth one of the best ever episodes
Thanks! I had been wondering if that was Valerie Harper's gravesite and you confirmed it. Also, I had wanted to see Georgia Engle's gravesite too! And if I could be buried next to someone, who would it be? My parents, but I was told by the veterans cemetery where they're buried that I cannot. So, my second choice would be in California (I'm from MD) at any celebrity cemetery. If I can't hob nob with them in life, maybe in death I can!🤗
@@TheGraveyardChannel because it's strictly for veterans and their spouses. However, they did say a handicapped or mentally challenged child could be buried there.
Me too. My sister's boyfriend told her to scatter his ashes with the dogs she had buried in her backyard. She raised Yorkshire Terriers for many years. He loved those little dogs.
I agree, Steve, I will likely be cremated, no funeral, and buried next to my mother ( she turned 90 this year and is in remarkable health for her age, thank the Good Lord) and who’s to say she won’t outlive me? But, the plan is a little cremation niche next to her with just a simple plaque with my year of birth, year of death.Well, I would like to be buried next to the great Ty Cobb at Rose Hill cemetery in Royston, Georgia. I feel such an affinity for him. We are both native Georgians. I am a diehard baseball fan, and Cobb is my favorite. I know, he was a true hellion, and some would say, not a very nice person, but he had so many deep issues. He was a a complicated and troubled man all his life. I just really connect with him somehow. This was another great video! Oh, I haven’t visited, but here is a pic of Cobb’s grave: www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=en&pb=!1s0x88f627b13e54212f:0x98c73b0a39edfc2c!3m1!7e115!4slh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipNnW_Ee17LUhLvCSW5GwWpWvSiYl4Kdq58K7auK%3Dw240-h320-k-no!5sTy+Cobb%27s+grave+-+Google+Search&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipNnW_Ee17LUhLvCSW5GwWpWvSiYl4Kdq58K7auK&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwidzu3-vZzlAhVEvlkKHYXXA_UQoiowAXoECAsQCg#
I would have to say Cameron Mitchell because he was the first American I ever met when I was a kid and he visited my home town in South Africa. As much as there are hundreds of wonderful celebrities I met Cameron so I feel like I I knew him personally and actually got a hug from him.
Good video, there are two reasons for the delay in laying a headstone, first you are correct the ground has to settle, there is a huge soil displacement and depending on the climate it can take weeks or months for the soil to pack. If you do it too soon the monument will sink. Most cities and counties have ordinances dictating how long you have to wait. And the cemetery groundskeepers who know the soil sometimes wait longer. Second, even when it is time to set the stone there are permits that have to be obtained. I don't know California law but here in VA those are strict. In olden days you just dug a little hole and planted the stone- which is why many tombstones topple in older graveyards. But now the stones have a foundation which is several feet below the surface. In order to lay it you have to dig down several feet, almost to the casket/vault. Legally that is called "disturbing a grave" which requires a permit.
I said that too of course my mom passed first, my father passed this year so they are beside each other, I'd want be next to my daddy. Or at his feet..either beside my daddy or at his feet. I was a daddy's girl. I love both my parents. But it be by my sweet father mom has somebody beside her..n.a.jj.
My Dad Passed February 27th 2018 from Lung Cancer/COPD and was Cremated then Buried in btween his Mo and Dad in The Little Cemetery in Seminole Oklahoma :(
@@TheGraveyardChannel Thanks for going to her grave, I do remember watching your video about that once before, but you just prompted me to go watch it again. I really enjoy your channel .
Concrete foundations have to be laid for a unseen base before the headstone is placed. Not only does it take time to cure, it takes time to actually make the headstone
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In the late 1970s, I was an LAPD patrol officer in Pacific Palisades, CA. I walked a beat in "The Village" of PP and would often see and chat with Ted Knight. He was equally funny off-screen as he was on-screen. A very kind gentleman. Thanks for remembering him, Steve.
that's really nice to hear. thanks, capn!
Awesome recollection, Sir. These are the experiences I really appreciate.
Answering your question, I would like to be buried next to Carol Burnett. I had a horrible childhood and she provided the only consistent laughter to ease my pain for 11 years. Thank you, Carol! I'm so glad we had this time together.
🌻💐💝
Wrote her agent and thank her. She may not respond, but I bet her agent will mention it to her. Vickie Lawrence got on TV by a letter to Carol.
Thanks for the video Steve. Great job. Because of his great head of silver hair I always thought that Ted Knight was MUCH older than he actually was. Such a talented man. He was also a ventriloquist. He was hugely proud of his Polish heritage.
May all of those whose graves visit on your videos rest in peace.
I love it when they send me your Greatest Hits Steve. Loved the MTM show and Ted Baxter. I can't think of a famous person to be burried by. So, I'll stick with my Mom and Dad! 😃
Thank you for returning to Valerie Harper's grave. The yellow flowers were breathtaking!!!! Ted Knight was so funny in Caddyshack!!! Thank you again, for your great videos.
thanks, gail. hopefully the next time i visit, she will have her headstone!
You know it surprises me that some of these huge stars don’t have elaborate gravesites. It’s truly amazing 😉
i know. it''s surprising to me, too. thanks, lauren!
A lot had money far less than you would think. Betty white kept working in part to make sure she had enough. Look at homer pyler. His show was done years ago. Back then, stares got little to nothing in residuals. Carol Burnet did some shows, but her money ended in the 70's.
Even big stars like Lucy Jackie Gleason had modest graves
Jackie Gleason has a very elaborate gravesite.@@tpl608
They brought me so much joy
I so loved Mary Tyler Moore and the show, it was the best, she is what I aspired to be.. Ted and Georgian tickled me. What a fun time to grow up. So lucky to have seen television at it's finest.
Aside from religious reasons, you are correct. Headstones are usually placed a few months after burial so the ground can settle. It prevents them from leaning. It also can take time for the engraving to be completed once the death date is determined.
We watched The Mary Tyler Moore show consistently for years . We loved Ted night's ,Ted Baxter character. A lovely video and very interesting. Always enjoy them👍👍🤗🤗
thanks, pamela!
Thank you Steve for this vlog, I find it interesting some graves are so simple and others are really eye catching. I guess it is all down to what the person wanted. RIP Ted Knight, Georgia Engels, Valerie Harper.
i agree. that's always interesting to see.
I just loved everything Ted knight did. Love him..I have to say my mom, her role as a mom was fantastic, she raised four children by herself, she was the best. I'm being buried near her.
Ted and I have the same last name , I remember how happy my dad was when he found out , we were big fans of his tv shows. I was at a taping of too close for comfort many many years ago of course and was hoping to possibly say to ted in passing that we have the same last name, but he just didn’t get close enough to where I was sitting in the studio ...
i'm not sure if it's a popular last name, but maybe you are related. either way, it would be nice to have that connection. thanks, michael!
If my cremated remains are interred and I could pick a public figure to rest next to it would be Mahalia Jackson
I admire her gospel songs
Thanks for the video 👍🏽
I wouldn't mind being buried near Jimmy Stewart. He seemed like a decent, humble human being.
I love him! Good choice.
I share the same birthday with Jimmy Stewart. Not the same year though, lol.
He is my favorite.
Although I like many famous people mother Teresa, Michael Landon, Earl Hamner Jr and so on I would rather be buried beside my husband he’s my hero! ❤️
Yes he was so special
Thank you for sharing very nice so sad Valerie Harper died still so unreal to me i like her very good actress have a great day Steve.
Always loved Ted Knight in Caddyshack. Thanks Steve.
I lost my wife when we were 49. “2011”. She was so beautiful and full of life, a wonderful mom, and the best wife I could have ever imagined. There is nobody else I would be buried next too. That’s where I’ll be. It’s very close to my grandma and grandpa, “pa- pa”, my parents, and life long friends of my grandparents.
so sorry for your loss, OT. it's especially hard at such a young age. thanks for sharing her memory with us.
Your welcome. It’s so difficult to even think about it. I still shed tears everyday.
Thanks for the tour Steve. Peace be with all rest in the cemetery.
I would want to be buried next to Jacqueline Kennedy. I have been fascinated by her since I was 11 years old - 60 years now. But I am being cremated anyway. Love your videos.
Hey Steve just a note on Mary Tyler Moore's gravesite you can see it on Hollywood Graveyard on the episode #6 of the Viewers Special series.
thanks, russell!
My wife and I will be interred nowhere. Our ashes will be returned to the earth from whence we came.
Love your channel. You must be a very nice and gentle man.
natural is always a good choice, too; thanks, j!
Steve, thank you for using my photo at Ted Knight’s Grave and of course, another great video. Keep them coming. Thanks.
thanks for being a part of this vlog, stephen! glad you liked it.
I loved Ted Knight. I especially loved the role he played in Caddy Shack. He was great. I loved all of his roles. Georgia Engel was an awesome actress. Thank you 🙏 for sharing.
thanks for watching, lauren!
It's sad all the MTM are deceased. Thank you for this beautiful tribute. Ted was taken away so young. Loved him in Caddy shack. Loved him in anything!! 🙏🕊️❤️
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the shout out! I really appreciate it!
Great video as always!
I wouldn’t mind being buried next to Mr. Sinatra myself!
yes, being a vegas guy, that makes sense. thanks for being a part of this vlog, anthony. i hope it brings you some new subscirbers!
Visiting Gravesites With Steve Four already! Thank you!
Just appreciate your videos so much please pray I can be debt free soon.
thanks, richard, and will do!
I would like the buried next or as close to Red Skeleton as possible who to me was one of the Greatest Comedians to ever grace this world and a fellow traveler like myself.
Morning Steve I look forward to seeing you and hearing all the great information you give us.
thanks, angelina!
Hi, Steve! Thank you for showing us their graves, as I love the MTM Show! I love Ted's character on that show. I would love to be buried by James Dean.
he was near the top of my list, too. thanks, al!
@@TheGraveyardChannel lol thank you
Hi really enjoy your blog . keep up the good work from San Diego. 🙋♂️
thanks, sri!
I was curious about Mary so I googled her gravesite and it is beautiful! Her headstone is lovely.
Thank you for sharing the grave sites of Ted Night Valrie Harper and Georginia Engel ! Love all of your videos new and old and so happy I subscribe to your channel !
Valerie fought such a long, tough and brave battle before she passed. God's Blessings to her. I loved Georgia. You should pull up some of the old Dean Martin Roasts where she appeared. She was so funny!
I will ALWAYS Remember Ted Knight as Ted Baxter. Played it so well
I loved that show ty for bringing back great memory's
thanks, mary!
Next to my daughter, Nicole Safley. Miss and love you so much..
thank you😌
Thanks a lot Steve. It was good seeing Sinatra. Great video once again. I really enjoy your channel!
thanks, whitt. right back at you :-)
Oooh...what a good question!....thought long and hard over this but the person I want to be buried next to...is my dad. He was a man I respected above all others. His honesty, kindness, unquestionable love and support, he heals my heart daily. It's been nearly 40 years since I lost him and I still think of him daily.
that's so nice. sounds like you were very fortunate.
Mr Martini reminds me of Eric Roberts.
I loved the Mary Tyler Moore show.
Thank You!!
I love animals, bury me next to lassie or Mr.Ed!
But mostly my Mom.
I have worked at a funeral home for 43 years, they generally don’t put the monument on the grave, it is placed on solid ground at the head or foot so it will be stable and does not need to be moved when the husband or wife’s grave is dug. It cost time and money to move monuments when you don’t have to if placed correctly. Enjoy your videos. If you are ever in Charlotte, NC go to Elmwood cemetery, Randolph Scott and his wife is buried there.
thanks for sharing this, robin. i appreciate it!
My favorite Ted Knight character is most definitely his role as the judge in Caddy shack the way he would get animated when he was angry throughout that movie added to what made Caddy shack so funny to me.
Are you my friend, Bobby
@@philo5096 Yes sir.
Yes ! Judge smails hummmseems I know that name🤣
@@karolinesmail489 ha ha ha classic.
He and Rodney MADE that movie for me...
Excellent, as usual, Steve! I am again impressed by the beauty of the California cemeteries.
That alone is reason enough for people to subscribe to your channel!
Your guess on allowing the soil to settle is why most gravestones are not placed until usually six months or so after a person's burial. A much as I like to dazzle folks with my knowledge, I did look this up to be certain. One can always do as my Dad did,though, and have a marker placed years ahead of time. I know this gives some "the creeps" for reasons not that clear to me, knowing that we all have a data with our final resting places eventually. Or we all do unless perhaps the Comte de Saint Germain is still out there somewhere under yet another alias...
On what famous person I would like to be laid to rest next to, almost impossible to pick just one, there are so many I admire. Among artists, van Gogh would be a good choice; his tragic life has always fascinated me. Author Ray Bradbury would be another; he was quite gracious to to a near- nobody fan, something I always appreciated.
My family helped settle this particular region in the Revolutionary War era, (evidently, the mountainous areas were not of much interest to most colonials in that time), and to start at least two small, quaint cemeteries. I expect my plot at the older one beside my father will be the place, in the end (no pun intended).
Steve I just want you to know that I adore you and your channel!!! I love cemeteries!🙃always have!!!
thanks candi, that's very nice to hear!
Great video Georiga Engle was one of favorites
It's amazing that so many of the MTM cast are still alive considering the show ended in 1977. (My choice for a burial neighbor would be Charlie Chaplin--the most important person in movie history.)
Love the video love you keep the video coming
thanks, laura!
thanks Steve!
Judge Elihu Smails. Caddyshack. My all time favorite comedy and Ted knight character.
Steve.... I do remember when the Mary Tyler Moore Show made all of Pittsburgh very angry. Her show one week prior to Superbowl 9 (Steelers vs Vikings) had a segment that stated that the Vikings had won the event. Well it did not happen. Pgh went nuts demanding the show be dropped from local programming. Well off to coffee. Be well. Best from Vegas
it's funny the things we remember. thanks, norma!
I'd like to be buried by Rosalind Russell because she was great in "Auntie Mame" and "The Trouble With Angels". My life motto is from "Auntie Mame". Life is a banquet! Jonathan
great motto. thanks for sharing, jonathan!
Rosalind was great.
Hi Steve loved this show😘💜
Thank you for posting this VLOG Mary Tyler Moore was one of my very favorite shows ever and I have a lot of them. I will be buried in Ottawa park cemetery in Clarkston Michigan with my parents and sister. And I wouldn’t want to be buried anywhere else. But if I lived in California, I would choose to be buried next to Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds
I'm not familiar with this show but I still enjoyed the visit.
you are pretty young for my channel, but i'm glad you watch anyway. thanks, rhetty!
I would like to be buried next to Fred Astaire. He's my all-time favorite actor.
i visited his gravesite last year. hopefully i'll be uploading it soon. nice choice, dawn!
Loved Ted KNIGHT ON MARRY Tyler Moore show. He had one of them laughs that was up lifting
Beautifully done✨✨✨✨
Ted Baxter hands down...he was born 1/2 mile from my house...I'd like to be buried next to Lucille Ball..she has made me laugh since 1951 right up til today..she was the best...great video..thanks Steve.
she would be near the top of my list, too. love her. thanks, PR!
Great are your movies Best regards
If I'm to buried next to a celebrity, then I want to pick one who', apparently, is never going to die. Keith Richards would be my choice.
Thanks for the up date on Valarie Harper....I too love the Mary Tyler Moore Show ., and the question you ask is I would like to be buried by Rosa Parker... for her bravery and courage of standing up for herself ...and moving from the back of the Bus... the voice of others ...
she really helped change the world. we need a lot more people like her in the world. nice choice, jane!
@@TheGraveyardChannel because I am that kind of person..it happened to mr as a teenager and I stood up...and I got praised by everyone in my town... and I still stand up to people in the Government...
I find these tours interesting and learning a lot.
thanks, julie. me too :-)
I still remember the day that Ted Knight was mentioned on the news,it felt like it was only yesterday.
Hello Steve, I hope your mom is ok and same with you, hope you keep on vlogging
Peace
I hope so too, C :-) We are hanging in there. Thanks!
great vlog very interesting, I don't really know these people but I do remember Mary Tyler Moore
nice choice, but never would have guessed that.
Dean Martin. Singer, actor, dancer, comedian and show host. The best entertainer of all time.
You can be on one side of him,bi would be on the other side. We need his coolness and mildness in this crazy world when this world get to much for me to handle I just turn Dean Martin on RUclips, all is well
Henry Rush in Too Close for Comfort and Judge Smails in Caddyshack.
I hear my name yup I cracked up at judge smails
"Caddyshack" One of my favorite 80s movie comedy's
@@phoenixman8569 my favorite film. Love Rodney Dangerfield.
Hi Steve 👋
I would like to buried next to John Candy. My favorite comedic actor.
BTW Steve, thank you for the update on Valerie Harper's grave. And thank you for this wonderful channel.
i think he would have lots of company, if it were possible. thanks, chizzie!
Henry Rush was my favorite! Such a funny man! I loved that show!
This video was very good thank you
thanks, shaneik!
I'll be cremated and my ashes put in the Comite river. Mine and my grand fathers favorite fishing spot. But if I could I'd be buried next to Conway Twitty. Thanks Steve for another great tour.
Steve if you want an email addy just for your channel go to www.mail.com/ no phone number needed. I used my channel name for mine.
I visited Forest Lawn Glendale once. A long time ago, before a lot of cemetery resources. I thought I would never find anyone famous. Then I looked down, and there was Ted Knight. I would like to be buried next to Babe Ruth. He was a fun loving guy.
that's neat. guess you were meant to find him that day. the internet sure has made it much easier to find graves these days and remember people. so grateful for that. thanks for sharing with us, raymond!
remember him ,,ted,, in an episode of the twilight zone kept reminding the prisoner how bad things were for him alone on an asteroid millions of miles from earth one of the best ever episodes
cool. i don't remember that one. thanks, bill!
@@TheGraveyardChannel yes with a young jack warner as the prisoner check it out it is a great episode steve
Wasn't Ted it was Jack Warden
great video sir
thanks, brandon!
Thanks! I had been wondering if that was Valerie Harper's gravesite and you confirmed it. Also, I had wanted to see Georgia Engle's gravesite too! And if I could be buried next to someone, who would it be? My parents, but I was told by the veterans cemetery where they're buried that I cannot. So, my second choice would be in California (I'm from MD) at any celebrity cemetery. If I can't hob nob with them in life, maybe in death I can!🤗
lol, why not? :-)
@@TheGraveyardChannel because it's strictly for veterans and their spouses. However, they did say a handicapped or mentally challenged child could be buried there.
Ish...boy that's a tough one! 🤔
Probably Jim Morrison
Thanks for another great tour Steve!
Mine wouldn't be anyone famous, I would love to be buried next to my grandparents. They raised me and I admire them greatly
Good choice to say Michaelangelo. I saw the statue of David in person and it was awe inspiring.
it was hard to believe that it was stone. it looked so real. so different than in photos. glad you got to see it too, katherine!
I am a big Marilyn fan so to be next to her would be awesome! Also, James Dean 💖
Nice job, Steve.
I would be buried next to Jerome "Curly' Howard.
i bet you would have lots of company :-)
Oh! That sounds good!
I’d like my cats to be buried at least next to me when it comes my time. I can’t think of any person I’d like to be buried next to.
i hear that a lot. for most people, cats or dogs would be their first choice.
Me too. My sister's boyfriend told her to scatter his ashes with the dogs she had buried in her backyard. She raised Yorkshire Terriers for many years. He loved those little dogs.
Ted Knight was born in Connecticut? That's cool, I'm from Connecticut myself
Valerie Harper has a great spot. She picked it out herself. RIP 💐
I agree, Steve, I will likely be cremated, no funeral, and buried next to my mother ( she turned 90 this year and is in remarkable health for her age, thank the Good Lord) and who’s to say she won’t outlive me? But, the plan is a little cremation niche next to her with just a simple plaque with my year of birth, year of death.Well, I would like to be buried next to the great Ty Cobb at Rose Hill cemetery in Royston, Georgia. I feel such an affinity for him. We are both native Georgians. I am a diehard baseball fan, and Cobb is my favorite. I know, he was a true hellion, and some would say, not a very nice person, but he had so many deep issues. He was a a complicated and troubled man all his life. I just really connect with him somehow. This was another great video! Oh, I haven’t visited, but here is a pic of Cobb’s grave:
www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=en&pb=!1s0x88f627b13e54212f:0x98c73b0a39edfc2c!3m1!7e115!4slh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipNnW_Ee17LUhLvCSW5GwWpWvSiYl4Kdq58K7auK%3Dw240-h320-k-no!5sTy+Cobb%27s+grave+-+Google+Search&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipNnW_Ee17LUhLvCSW5GwWpWvSiYl4Kdq58K7auK&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwidzu3-vZzlAhVEvlkKHYXXA_UQoiowAXoECAsQCg#
so nice to hear about your mom. and it sounds like ty's grave should be on your bucket list. very nice. thanks, LO!
I would have to say Cameron Mitchell because he was the first American I ever met when I was a kid and he visited my home town in South Africa. As much as there are hundreds of wonderful celebrities I met Cameron so I feel like I I knew him personally and actually got a hug from him.
Im glad to know that is actually Valerie's grave😙😚
Good video, there are two reasons for the delay in laying a headstone, first you are correct the ground has to settle, there is a huge soil displacement and depending on the climate it can take weeks or months for the soil to pack. If you do it too soon the monument will sink. Most cities and counties have ordinances dictating how long you have to wait. And the cemetery groundskeepers who know the soil sometimes wait longer. Second, even when it is time to set the stone there are permits that have to be obtained. I don't know California law but here in VA those are strict. In olden days you just dug a little hole and planted the stone- which is why many tombstones topple in older graveyards. But now the stones have a foundation which is several feet below the surface. In order to lay it you have to dig down several feet, almost to the casket/vault. Legally that is called "disturbing a grave" which requires a permit.
i had no idea. thanks for sharing this with us, david! i always learn something new here.
I miss Ted, he was hilarious & great! RIP
I'd like to be buried by my dad :(, may he RIH!
I said that too of course my mom passed first, my father passed this year so they are beside each other, I'd want be next to my daddy. Or at his feet..either beside my daddy or at his feet. I was a daddy's girl. I love both my parents. But it be by my sweet father mom has somebody beside her..n.a.jj.
My Dad Passed February 27th 2018 from Lung Cancer/COPD and was Cremated then Buried in btween his Mo and Dad in The Little Cemetery in Seminole Oklahoma :(
@@TimmyGibbs73 I'm sorry for your loss, it's a great loss to lose a parent, may God please bless you and your family :)
@@Angel-tw3ko Thank you Miss Angel Sorry for your loss may God Bless you and your's as well
Amen to that. Lost my Dad Jan. 28 2020. One ☝️ day I will see my parents again...
Great video
thanks, floyd!
Ted Knights first cousin was a Justice of the Peace and she married me and my wife in Danbury Connecticut in 1986
Donna Summer , she had such a strong voice and her music was everywhere when I was growing up.
i visited her grave this summer. if you search my channel you can watch it. thanks, DH!
@@TheGraveyardChannel Thanks for going to her grave, I do remember watching your video about that once before, but you just prompted me to go watch it again. I really enjoy your channel .
Concrete foundations have to be laid for a unseen base before the headstone is placed. Not only does it take time to cure, it takes time to actually make the headstone
thanks, colleen!
When my times comes l want my ashes to put out to the sea
I have thought about that myself.
@@rneedham667 l was in the United States navy l want my ashes out to the sea my. Last wish
I would what to be buried next to my dad I love him and miss him
Another great video Steve, only two people I would like to buried between is Elvis Presley and audy Murphy , god bless all the best Pat ❤️x.