You can’t even find the plot that your person is buried in

The loud engine of a lawn mower is not the sound you want to hear when you’re visiting a deceased loved one. But it's what families had to endure the morning of Mother's Day. They say it's a bittersweet sound because the grass should have been cut long ago. “I always visit her; it's like heartbreaking because you know they are all alone and there is just a lot of grass, trash like no one here to take care of it," says Alexis. This all started a few years ago, when neighbors first started noticing no one was cutting the grass or taking care of the headstones.
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