A Full Wilbert Ovation Committal Service

Didn’t know a vault man was till I found your page when i lost my aunt I just saw a guy under a tree watching and i was the last to leave and finally realized what he was there for. So I waived at him and told him we got a problem I’m not leaving until he is done and I’m sure he couldn’t start till I’m gone…he made sure I was okay…and like houdini trucks and a crew appeared out of no where and I watched from a few feet off…toward the end I asked them if all the flowers could go in the vault with her as they are her flowers and they said absolutely…I stayed till the end cause it just didn’t feel right leaving my aunt there alone to be laid to rest by strangers…. Nice to understand what’s happening from your videos…you got a big heart and your the type of person that has no clue how important you are cause this is just you being you. Well understand to the rest of us you are pretty damn awesome ! It’s always the folks with big hearts that never understand how special they are cause the big heart comes natural to them. God bless

Something very reassuring about your videos. Thank you. Its helped me come to terms with my parents and my brother's burial.

After seeing those flowers blow off a couple of times, I was so glad to see you placed them back on top right before lowering the lid--thank you!

People should be very proud of your work and the care you take in placing a loved one to rest. Thank you from Kentucky!

A very hard working man there . Good job

You do the best set up I have ever seen. The equipment is in great shape and well taken care of. I love the attention to detail and the larger tent that you use. It never works out well trying to put two 14x14 tents together. Very professional. This what I always thought a family should see at the gravesite. Thank you for your professionalism.

my god, your voice is so soothing

I don’t know if we’ve got that kind of burial contraptions here in Australia as I don’t finish any burial committals that I go to. It would be wonderful if such compassion and care would be shown to the bereaved family. More power to you, young man. I’m a big fan now of your channel. Watching from Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺.

I never waited for my parents lowed in their graves. I know everyone has a job to do. We have spent close to 20k for there funeral. I'm 65 now, so I wanted a natural burial. Having problems with getting it done, I've decided to donate my body to a medical school, then to be cremated. I know your an excellent person, doing 200%, on your job. Your voice is very calming. When my aunt passed out been raining and her grave was full of water we off set her to the side. They were going pump out the water before they buried her. My dad's there and there graves are at the bottom of a small hill. I know you are an amazing person and really enjoy your job ,and and as stated you do 200% percent with all the care you do. Sincerely Greg from Maryville Tennessee...be blessed always

I am so impressed by the amount of professionalism and genuine care you show show in your job.

You take great pride in your work and that's commendable.

Thanks for posting these videos. We have all gone to graveside committals and were too reticent to inquire about these details. In the rural community where my relatives have been buried, it is customary to leave for the luncheon and not watch the lowering. But then, the local funeral director is like family and trusted. He also takes photos of the casket, vault and lowering.

You do your job in a professional manner and show respect for the deceased. In a lot of cases I'd imagine nobody is there to watch, yet you'd still do it that way because it wouldn't occur to you to cut any corners.

Thank you for sharing your work. Watching this is soothing.

Extraordinarily professional. Very interesting to watch other cultures Funerary rites and techniques. In the UK we use very different techniques so this is fascinating to see. You are quite a master of your craft sir, my admiration goes out to your good and caring work.

Keep up your good work man

She recently passed. Prayers for family.

Working out in the elements is the hardest thing about working in a cemetery which I did back in the mid 80’s.

Thank you for your videos that show how much care and respect you give to each resident and their families. I can see why the costs of burials are what they are. I would have never guessed all that it entails just to get the casket to the grave site. You explain so much. Again, thank you for all you do for the families. ❤

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