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May 2022 by Jessica Ann Russell
was always buried in Spokane or Atlanta. Loved how I get my spousal burials over the easter story. Please feel free to leave flowers for me too its plot grave tomb #137 Jessica Ann Russell, HRHC Clemens formely. Either plot #137 tomb in Tyler TX or Santa Clara CA when its not Atlanta. God bless USA ya'll! Take Care.
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July 2020 by Lisa Pantlin
My grandparents and my dad as well as many friends are at this final resting place. We have always been treated very well. The grounds maintenance keeps everything neat and beautiful. My mom some day will be next to my dad. It's sad though that they are full...all remaining plots are sold...so I'm not sure where my place will be.
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July 2020 by Steven McMillan
Well manicured, quiet and beautiful
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July 2019 by Mtd Love
My granny and my papa buried there
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February 2019 by JAH
Spooky spooky, very spooky, watch out its a ghost! No that's just a group of kids playing Pokemon GO on their phones. Sure is a lot of cool looking headstones but you wouldn't catch me dead in that cemetery.
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September 2018 by Brandon Rucker
Deathly quiet here.
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May 2018 by Ryan M.
Note: This review pertains to a ghost box/instrumental trans-communication (ITC) session conducted on Friday, May 18, 2018. If you're unfamiliar with ITC, then please scroll to the end of the review for an explanation. Rose Hill Cemetery in Tyler, Texas has a reputation for being haunted, so I spent a sunny afternoon walking amongst the graves and chatting with anyone willing to communicate. Patience is a virtue in the ITC field; on most occasions, at least thirty minutes will pass before anything relevant comes through. My experience at Rose Hill was an exception, as I began receiving clear, relevant validations only moments after arriving. According to legend, the cemetery is haunted by at least two spirits: a beloved piano teacher named Madge Ward and a second unidentified "dark spirit" infamous for following visitors home and causing sleep paralysis. The latter story strikes as apocryphal, though I did note the numerological synchronicity between the phenomenon of sleep paralysis and my room number at the motel.* I encountered nothing "dark" or unwelcoming at Rose Hill, but I'm convinced I did interact with Mrs. Ward. As I approached her mausoleum (an impressive marble replica of a grand piano), I introduced myself and asked if she could play a tune for me. Local residents have reported hearing a melancholy piano tune playing late at night, so I hoped to document it myself. Alas, I heard no music but received a validation when I asked the name of her favorite musician. The response was loud and clear: "Satie." Erik Satie was a famous French composer and pianist, so the validation made sense. Moments later, I heard the name "Vaughn" come through several times in rapid succession. I then happened upon a grave belonging to a Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn. Names are great validations, but I want to push ITC further. The ultimate goal is to engage spirits in one-on-one conversations and learn more from beyond the grave. My interaction with the Vaughns was a step in that direction. I asked, "Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn, do spirits like you stay here or do you visit only on occasion?" The reply: "We come down...at times." Many ITC practitioners -- including several who do this professionally -- have received similar replies in response to that question. The consensus is that spirits ascend to a higher plane (what some might call "heaven") and return here at will. We still have much to learn, but validations like these are providing remarkable insight into life after death. The grounds at Rose Hill were adorned with hundreds of American flags, presumably in anticipation of Memorial Day. I've found that spirits of war veterans are eager to discuss their military service, so I began asking questions about World War II, the Korean War, and Vietnam. The last time I asked a spirit about his service in World War II, I captured one of my favorite replies ever: "Yeah, I got a message: killed damn Nazis!" The spirits at Rose Hill were not as dramatic, but I eventually connected with a veteran identifying himself as "Bert." I soon found a grave belonging to Cpl. Bert Halligan, who had passed away in 2013. I thanked Cpl. Halligan for his service and asked if he had fought in any wars. The words "Nam" and "war" came through my Spiritus app only seconds later. I wished to learn more about Mr. Halligan's life, but I seemed to lose the connection. My experience at Rose Hill was extraordinary and I plan to return the next time I visit Tyler. If anyone reading this review has recorded evidence of Madge Ward's haunting piano music, please let me know! Perhaps the "melancholy tune" in question is "Trois Gymnopédies" by none other than Erik Satie! *My room number was 315. In occult circles, 3:15 AM refers to the "witching hour," a time when many individuals reportedly suffer from spirit-indu
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November 2017 by T P
well maintained
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September 2017 by simon webb
Just don't try and play Pokemon here anymore hahahaha. There are some neat looking headstones though.
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September 2017 by Trent Adams
the place seemed kinda dead.
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September 2017 by Tyler Painters
well maintained
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November 2016 by simon
Just don't try and play Pokemon here anymore hahahaha. There are some neat looking headstones though.
