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  My family plot at St. Francis has my grandfather/grandmother, my Dad who died in 1968 and my Mom who passed in 2013. Living in close proximity, I am able to visit often. Throughout the years I've placed live plants there and more often than not find them gone within a few days. I've called the office there and the response I received was, "they like your flowers." Our stone is not in the most highly travelled area so I resigned myself to the fact that it is very easy to pick up desirable plants without being seen.
  
  Today I went to say a prayer and of course, the Christmas decorations were gone, I understand the rules but what really upset me was the fact that a flag that I placed there for my Dad was gone. We also have a plaque there commemorating his service in the Marine Corp. Looking around there were "many flags" (thankfully) still at different gravesites. But, the one to honor my Dad, a serviceman who was at Iwo Jima and wounded during his four year's of service was gone! In haste to scoop up Christmas decorations for loved ones was our flag collateral damage?
  
  Possibly, cemetery workers would be more considerate if the plot held someone in their family.
  
  Sandra Sasso
  
  

  Added May 26, 2017 by sandra sasso
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  My great grandmother, grand-uncle and mother are buried here. The caretaker has been very helpful and patient. When my mother passed away I needed to call him to arrange the burial. Two of my siblings located in different parts of the country called him also. It was problematic to say the least. He never snapped at me. He was great.
  
  My family is buried under a beautiful tree. It is peaceful.

  Added August 19, 2016 by Spike zzz