Find A Grave
Reviews and Complaints

Uh, I received death threats on this site!

I totally agree, I was a member of find a grave for years. Poor and lazy management, deleted memorials without warning, blocked accounts for any complaint without even investigating. Also I was so much money sponsoring memorials giving that corrupt sight money.

May they all get the ligma
And have the ligma on their tomb stones in the future

Did you read the site's policies? Once you add anything to the site (memorials, bios, photos, etc.), you have given them a transferable license to use the material as they deem appropriate.
Google doesn't "endorse" Find A Grave. It is a search engine so what you see is determined by the search terms you enter. Google isn't making any recommendations, just completing the search you requested, no more, no less.
Find A Grave isn't breaking the law. Everything they did was part of their Terms of Service. They can't "make" you read the Terms, Community Guidelines or Help section - it's up to the user to read "the manual".

If you can't find that a certain person has a memorial in a cemetery and an obituary in your possession shows they're buried there then you simply make a memorial and add them to the cemetery. Probably no one else is going to do it. I don't understand what the problem is.

I don't understand your comment whatsoever. Find A Grave memorials have nothing to do with the websites owned by cemeteries.

I feel like the first half of fishingchick's complaint didn't get included. Maybe then it would have made some kind of sense. Is this what the public school system is churning out?

Hey, I do have a lawyer and have sought to sue several authors who have me family all screwed.

They list my mother as a male named Clyde, they list totally incorrect surnames, they list all of my great grannys children as belonging to a couple who was way yon too old.

NOTHING CAN BE DONE. GET OVER YOUR RAVINGS.
LAWYERS NOT PUBLIC COURT ARE SIMPLY NOT INTERESTED.

Yes, these complaints are legitimate. I've been working with Find-A-Grave for years and was consistently in their top tier of contributors. But I've found that since Ancestry took over, they are more interested in getting the information you submit to "link" to Ancestry in order to make their site look more enticing and get people to pay the $160 (or more) annual fee, using YOUR copyrighted photos. And when you e-mail [censored] with any complaints, they either ignore the e-mail or send a "canned" response. If you persist and e-mail too much, you're blacklisted. But they'll still happily accept your research. Their customer service has gone downhill drastically. And YES- I've had a similar situation where there was obviously wrong information and they didn't care and kept that erroneous information, rather than take the time to research the real information and change it. Any "bothering" them is frowned upon and this site just sucks up your hard work and in return gives horrible customer service.

Are these complaints for real? It looks like the same nut wrote most of them using different names.

While I do agree with you about people contacting us and being very rude about what THEY think is the best way to do it, I am not letting any of them stop me from doing what I am doing. I research very old documents and resources and post the info on findagrave. Family most of the time is appreciative of what I do. I use my money, resources and time to make sure a person remembered for future generations. There are many people on [censored] that are the rudest people I have ever met, but thank God that there are way more nice people on there. [censored] does correct, chastise and remove those who need to be told how to behave. I do not just care about my family but I care about everyone's family and I try to post info that I know that they would never see if I didn't post it.

Ever heard of adblocking utilities for your browser? Might want to check into them.

The copyright holder of an infringed photo can file a DMCA take-down notice with Find A Grave and they will remove the photo.
Would you be so kind as to list the law that gives families "the right to mourn their departed without any grief from the find a grave team"? Rolling on the floor... 'cause there ain't no such law. The dead have no privacy.

Hmm, guess you haven't read the "terms" of either Ancestry or Find A Grave recently. Anything you find on any Ancestry-owned website can be copied and republished on any other Ancestry-owned website. If you put "private family photos" on your public tree on Ancestry, they are no longer "private". Other members MAY use those photos, according to Ancestry's policies. When you use any site, you should really, really read all of their terms, policies, etc. so you know what you are agreeing to / allowed to do. I know, some people find that far too tedious and boring.

The average complaint on this site about Findagrave seems to be written by people who dropped out of grade school. Please let me find just one that makes sense. This person's posting activity is good for a laugh. 3 dozen in 1 day all about Findagrave.

The biggest crock to be posted yet about FindAGrave.

This is the most idiotic thing that I have ever seen. I am a member of Findagrave. Findagrave does not make anyone suicidal, people who are suicidal area already suicidal. Findagrave's purpose is final disposition. You may not agree with it, but that is what the site is for. Many people love Findagrave, this is why you find so many happy volunteers. As far as photograph copyright goes, the only person who can claim copyright on a photograph is the person who actually took the photo.

First and foremost, I would like to apologize for the lost of your friend. You have given no firm evidence that Findagrave.com was the cause of your friend's suicide or that it has made others be driven to suicide. Correlation does not equal causation. It is extremely likely that there were other issues with your friend that contributed to, if not caused, her decision to end her life. Many of the people who commit suicide do not share the extent of their issues.

Just to add for anyone viewing this, if you are experiencing suicidal thoughts please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at [protected].

As a member of Find A Grave since the web was in its infancy, I can tell you with certainty that not all of us are "inherently evil beings."

As a genealogist, I have standards and there are certain things that I will not do (I will not take pictures of tombstones of children who have died within the past 50 years and I will not take pictures of tombstones of adults who have died within 10 years. Even so, if someone asks me to delete a memorial, no matter how old it is, it's deleted. No questions asked). It doesn't say much for you, or anyone else, to make such sweeping statements about people.

Bottom line: I'm interested in accuracy, not becoming a "Top Contributor" to the website (if I wanted that, I would have had it about a decade before many people even heard or read about the site).

I'm so old I remember when the website had zero to do with genealogy. Its original intention/focus was featuring famous memorials - and people were unable to leave comments on the pages.

When the site was opened up to non-famous memorials, that's when the proverbial sh** hit the fan. And with the advent and popularity of garbage TV shows such as "Who Do You Think You Are?", this encouraged people who fancied themselves "genealogists" to get involved with the website, because all one has to do is create an account and, boom, your "work" is posted right away, accuracy be damned.

It's that caliber of person who has made the website into a joke - posting nothing more than names and years of birth and death. And it's that same type of bored individual who creates the drama you spoke about because that's what happens when people choose to live in the middle of nowhere. There's nothing else going on, so fire up a machine and spout goofy sh**. Everyone shouldn't be painted with the same brush for the childish few.

As for Billion Graves: That website is a joke, along with Interment.net. I like FindAGrave's option to stick information with the memorial because all I ever wanted to do was help people who were looking for family members to find the information I post in as many memorials as I can.

The only information I post is from the public record - yes, tombstones are public along with newspaper death notices and obituaries. And plenty of people have contacted me over the years thankful for the information I posted as it helped them with their research. That is the ONLY reason why I am on that website.

Given the amount of time I have been on the site, I have gotten a few wisea**es along the way, but I put them in their places (and, no, I am not an administrator). I have even had one contributor who actually stalked me in a few cemeteries and started going through my interments to see what cemeteries I was posting a lot in. She would go to these cemeteries every single day and take her crooked, blurry photos (that she claimed copyright to!) just so she could edge me out. She even created another account on the site (no picture nor bio) thinking no one would realize they were the same person.

Again, this is what happens when you live in the middle of nowhere, your computer is your only form of entertainment, and you have nothing else to do but live in cemeteries.

So I “get it” that there are plenty of people with "issues" on Find A Grave.

On the other hand, I have corresponded with some of the nicest, most helpful people through the site. They're trying to do what I'm there for: We're just trying to document cemeteries (especially older burials) as there are people who live far away from these cemeteries and who cannot travel or go to a cemetery for one reason or the other.

And too many cemeteries are being neglected in this day and age, so perhaps it's a good thing people like myself take pictures and document the older stones before the information on them disappears ... or the stone sinks into the ground.

In the grand scheme of things, though: Find A Grave was never to be used for genealogy. It morphed into that. Next time, do a little homework before you brand everyone with the same iron while accusing others of doing the same. There is a term for that behavior.

I am sorry you had to learn about the lurking evil the hard way. Had I known that kind of evil was lurking in the shadows, I would have never participated on on the site. Billion Graves is a great alternative. Thank you for speaking out and warning others. Everything you said is important for others to know.

Why is it that certain members of Find A Grave seem to think they are the cops and can flood your email with orders to fix this or that memorial? It is cyber stalking and cyber bullying and the administrators don't care.

I feel sad of you that you had even paid money to the site.

I am free member they also bully us. you are paid, they should not be rude to anyone who paid them. their site.

I feel sorry for you even having money paid.

they keep on suspend people now.

Had I read the complaints first, I would have never created a memorial! My photo was stolen 2 days after posting my mom's grave marker, this week! I have had an account for over 13 years, mostly to post condolences but knowing my family would be dying, leaving me to share genealogy as the youngest. The Cyber thief is apparently an inside admin with 20, 000+ memorials, that only joined recently (after me). Probably stolen from members who posted their own family memorials, like me, for genealogy connections. It's not a contest to have the most! But the Maher turds think they are famous? Quit the Cyber stalking and thieving. Being stubborn toward others requests, will get your memorials closed by Ancestry. They (Ancestry) don't want to deal with the Utah Attorney General and all the complaints received. That is where I directed my complaints before... and I got results!

Message claims that it has no record of my email address, and there is no way to function on the site without the original address. Want to be reinstated immediately.

I received a message on Find a grave this morning from a Tina Jackson Member ID# [protected] with a NUDE PHOTO attached. I don't know what kind of a website you have but it needs to be shut down. What if my daughter had opened this message? You people make me sick. I'm going to do my best to see that Find a grave and Tina Jackson get prosecuted.

I got suspended from Find A Grave for uploading "copyright" photographs I took MYSELF on holidays over the years to various religious sites. I will never pay another penny to that scam company.

The phone number for Gulph United Church of Christ listed under cemetery ID 551699 is incorrect. The correct number for this church is [protected]. The lady who has the number listed is not a happy camper. June 9, 2018. Reported by Carole Wrubleski Barr, Find a Grave member #[protected].

I am Michele Wixom. The late Lynn Wixom Married me after his late wife Gloria. Why is it not listed as that? His O/B stated it . I want it change to than he married Michele Moffat after the death of his first wife Gloria when you look it up it just say he is survived by his family Michele Moffat Wixom it does not say hes wife Michele Moffat Wixom

Glendy is a contributor to find a grave who continually adds duplicate memorials. She adds information she gets directly from the first memorials. Yet find a grave deletes the original memorial instead of Glendy's duplicates. Not just mine but those entered by others. I spend hours a day, almost everyday, working on my find a grave memorials. Searching ancestry.com to add additional information about the people and link them to family members. I am finished! When my memorials that were deleted are reinstated I may contribute to find a grave again, not before.

Since ancestry.com bought findagrave.com it has not been the same website.

I made the horrible mistake of posting in the forum. Is there ANY way to remove myself from the forum?!

The administrator told me they do not have time to investigate both sides of the story.

Totally agree about the self appointed Police on Find a Grave who do nothing but stalk, spam, and destroy very valuable research that some descendants might need and do not have access to, or ability to document families.
One of my friends was just attacked and reported by a the new self appointed "Copyright" Police and shaving cream police. She stalked her memorials and reported them to ### and stated these memorials were duplicates and should be deleted.
I have found several duplicates in using Find a Grave and wrote the submitter, some responded and some did not for whatever personal reason they might have had. Then I dropped it, I am not about to Police ###.
Seems to me with all the technology that ### has access to especially now that they are part of Ancestry.com, they could find duplicates on a daily basis, and notify the members to work it out. For gosh sakes, there are dogs and horses on this site, how serious can it be. This is a public site for sharing information, and unless these Police persons are COPYRIGHT LAWYERS or ### administrators, they need to butt out of other peoples business. If another ### member finds a duplicate or problem they should first politely address it to the other member, and then if they do not get an answer go to ### administration (who in my opinion are not weighing both sides of the argument, ) and if they are a lawyer they can address a complaint to the Legal staff of ###.
What business is it of any other member to Police the ### board? Isn't that the job of the ### administrators who do not often listen to both sides but go with the one who is screaming loudest, and then decide to delete years of genealogy research for no legitimate reason? This could be a very valuable site but if the harrassing continues they will lose lots of members and valuable research. Ancestry.com would then have a "Pig in a Poke", and would probably be very unhappy.

I do findagrave and alot of time I dont know the people but its not about any number to increase in stats I promise. I want people ot be memorialized for other relatives who cant find them.

A Megam Heyl took over my parents, grandparents graves + very special little baby who fell vctem to the flu epidemic.. He was barely six months old.

After taking over Megan Heyl cluttered the site info she swiped from the net...

Divorses, other spouses, children if or if not were legit but.not exclusively. There were sub menus. What started out to be a Memorial soon.turned

in2 a tabloid

Furthermore Meham Heyl refused to relinquish management when approached by.immediatel family. When I complained 2 FinfdAgrave I was. banned from the site 4 voiloating coomunity standards which is a nice way of saying I didn't suck up 2 Megan Heyl. I was also.threatened with police action 4 supposedly cyber stalking.

I am 75 years old and cannnot believe this happening. Things like this do not happen in the real world...only in trashy 1970s drive in horror movies and on old Twilight Zone reruns.

Whatever meds they r on over there at FindAGrave aren't working. The whole situation is warped. The site should be shut.down like pronto

this read like it was written by someone who has never used the googles

Ligma for all who are butthurt by the OP

I was not aware that there was a competition to create the most memorials. I have tried to find info on some of my ancestors; and I cannot. The reason I post memorials along with family history is so that future people will have a much easier time tracing their ancestry - and it will be available on a website that is FREE to access. We are all going to die. It is a fact. I wonder about the strong emotional response posted that calls showing love for mankind "Sacrilegious vulgarity." I never imagined that showing love for the human family could be considered either sacrilegious or vulgar. The response is grounded in an over-abundance of emotion and a complete lack of rationale.

Oh why do you care so much its there to honor the dead not oh lets make sure we dont remember who your father is and what he did before he died. Well I agree with the copyright status since its your FATHER not theres. How is violating someone? You dont want people to know who your grandfather was?

Oh you explain to your grandmother someone had enough decency to remember your grandfather when her children are too busy to visit her husband grave. Well I agree with the last comment no know owns the copyright to the photo of your fathers tombstone.
Its not vulgar its rememberence of the dead. Tell me who will care when you die and your children die and there childrens children die?

Oh please! STOP now. its not grave desecration unless a dog or cat piss and c*** over the tombstones! thats descreation not trying to preserve a person and who they were.

If you feel that way be cremated and then forgotten! But remember someone may put your memorial on findagrave

The best you can do Dorothy is email F.A.G. and ask that certain changes be made (which may not happen for months). BUT as a warning whoever had the changes made might be one of the administrators' favorites and might retaliate. Yes, they can be that petty. The party that had the changes made might even try to get control of the memorials and have you bumped from F.A.G. The website isn't run on the fairness and professionalism code of ethics doctrine, but more like something you would find in high school or in dirty politics.

I am very annoyed with findagrave. I have been adding family members for at least 4 years and had no problem until recently I agree with who said it has become a competition to see who can create the most memorials. In the last few days I have found erroneous info posted on my memorials. One even listing two female names as parents of on of my ancestors. I thought only the created of the memorials could make such changes. To make matters worse I can't find out how to fix this.

While I understand your concern about your grandmother's feelings and Find A Grave is run by unscrupulous people, one of the purposes of the website is to honor the dead. Very few people that have ever lived show up in the history books. One way to remember them is through websites like F.A.G.

As a suggestion, rather than seeing this as a violation of privacy see it as a chance for people to know about your grandfather. You can ask that management of the memorial be transferred to you. You can add his picture and a biography and other things you would like people to know about him.

I am so so bad Cindy, I just posted a Burial Unknown at [censored] and even posted an obituary with living family members names on it! The picture I posted was beautiful, their face was so peaceful looking laying there in the casket. Of course I had URL's to other memorial sites to honor the deceased. Thank you Find A Grave!

I am so sorry Cindy and others for your bad experiences at Find-a-Grave([censored]). To avoid problems, a new or old contributor should totally avoid the [censored] Forums, any communications with [censored] staff and if contributor Diehard harasses you, do not respond to it. [censored]'s new website is riddled with errors. Don't complain about these errors as the staff
are overwhelmed by the bugs and they could ban you. [censored] had erased several of my bios in the past without notice and blocked me from going back into the profile. The new website no longer has that feature enabled so I was able to restore my profiles. Use the screwed up new website to your advantage and for God's sakes don't complain or interact with the staff or [censored] crazies. And just hope Diehard does not come for you.

Dear Marthann Kohl-Fuhs,
I'm so sorry for your experiences. Please understand that some of these people have nothing better to do than to find fault with other people's work. They are at a point in their life where they feel unappreciated unless they are being smug and superior as they find infractions to jump on -- like a crazed religious fanatics on a quest to sniff for sinners and stomp them out. They can quote the numerous findagrave guidelines off the top of their heads like some can quote scripture...
The rules are supposed to be guidelines, but to them they are precious dictates that give them raison d'être as they pontificate to others. Many of the guidelines have good intentions. For instance, duplicates are not a good idea as it confuses those that lookup loved ones. I once had a handful of them because someone had two separate cemetery listings instead of multiple alias cemetery names for the same cemetery. Luckily, the contributor who caught it was a gentleman who nicely explained the issue. He wasn't one of those self righteous fanatics that get their panties wadded all out of shape because there was an infraction.
These fanatics are not very technical savvy, so they cannot even think of what the future of findagrave might be. Take the case of Burials Unknown. It really serves no purpose to put one's whole family in findagrave if you have no clue where any of them are buried. Some people (very few) have done that and it is about as useful to do as using a hammer to scramble eggs -- wrong tool for the wrong job... That is best to do in a genealogy program until you have a better idea where they are buried. Unlike some of those infraction police, I'm not going to jump up and down about it like some fanatic. I'm simply stating the obvious -- it serves no purpose.
However, there are times where there are many good reasons as to why you suspect where the dead are buried, but cannot prove it beyond a shadow of a doubt. It would be simple for findagrave to implement an indicator that states that a memorial is for someone where their is xyz info about their lives, and the info so far known about the dates and location of their demise and what is the believed location of their burial. (For examples, sometimes you have an obituary that states where they are buried, yet the cemetery itself has no record, or records lost/destroyed, and of course no headstone.) Then in these cases simply leave it as a burial unknown. If you put all the facts you know, perhaps one day records will surface, and at that time the burial unknown can be put in the proper cemetery.
Unfortunately, the infraction police cannot see past the end of their nose, so they want to scream if they even find one Burial Unknown. As a result, scared contributors do something that is even worse -- they simply plop some one in a cemetery so that it will be a long time before the truth becomes known. I specifically have an ancestor who died and then his widow and children moved to another state. His family's graves are known. However, where he himself is buried is probably in the cemetery in their original hometown, but for whatever reasons, it is not known for sure. Sadly, a very distant relative decided to plop him in the state his loved ones moved to. (I seriously doubt that in the early 1800's people dug up their dead and moved them hundred of miles to their new location.) This relative contributor meant well, but it was completely wrong and misleading. I would rather he had put all the info correctly INCLUDING the fact that we know where and when he died, but that there is NO definitive proof exactly where he is buried (perhaps either in the hometown cemetery or perhaps on their farmland). I'm not going to link up his children with this memorial because it simply is misleading. His widow's memorial clearly states that his burial is truly unknown that visitors can read for themselves. That said, unlike these fanatics it would give me no pleasure to shame this contributor, nor hound the admins until they destroyed his memorial to this ancestor.
I also understand why there are guidelines for ownership of photos and quoting things such as obituaries. They are simply protecting themselves should the real owners of the photos or obituaries make a fuss. They don't want to get into legal entanglements.
Most of these fanatical storm troopers have lost their steam with the implementation with the forms for general updates to memorials (dates, names, links, etc). However, sadly there is not an ignore feature for these fanatics. Even if there were, they would be commiserating with their fellow fanatics on the findagrave forums about how horrible others are, and how wonderful the good old days were when findagrave had fewer features and fewer contributors. (Speaking of the forums, comment on them at your own risk. If you say anything that pisses them off, they will swarm on your memorials looking for things to criticize and then bombard you with complaints.) I had already gotten rid of any dups way before I got on the forums. I also don't have to use others photos nor quote obituaries, as I have my own info. I also had so few burials unknown (and definitely no plopping of the deceased into cemeteries where they are not located), that I could not satisfy their lustful cravings to get all pissy and find fault with my memorials. I won't go into what infraction they bug me about, but it gets really old.
Perhaps one day they will find that their is more to life than spending your time being anal retentive and making others' lives miserable. Until then what you should feel is pity.

LOL Marthann... I guess you will go back to those places. Since you're banned from FindAGrave, what other choice do you have? You still owe me an apology though. You accused me of using a fake name and email and that is not true. You also said you didn't get a warning from Find A Grave. I know that's a lie. You were told to clean up your listings, but you just ignored it and kept listing more and more that still broke the rules. Now you are here and at Pissed Consumer running your mouth and disrespecting people and getting told how it really is. By the way, I finally got those living people listings deleted... you know, the ones you created for linking purposes when their spouses died? How sick!

TO: deedra-dennis, “Ladybug” member #[protected]; Glendora (member #[protected]) ; Diehard (member #[protected]); GatheringMyFamily (member #[protected]); GerbLady (member #[protected]); Honoring our ancestors (member #[protected]); Apollymi (member #[protected]), & others:
I am just going to go back to where I started: http://www.usgenweb.org/; http://iagenweb.org/; http://iagenweb.org/shelby/ and http://iowagravestones.org/; where if you look me up, I have posted thousands of gravestone photos in nearly every cemetery in the county I live in. I have transcribed thousands of pages of bios and other items.
I admit I didn't even read the ### guidelines until people like you started whining, I also didn't know guidelines are rules?
I mistakenly thought that since ### was connected to Ancestry.com, that it was for family history research.
I find it's just so ### gets richer with every memorial that is posted.
I am finished with this conversation.

Marthann, don't worry about the memorials. Find A Grave is managing them and the "police" will submit corrections so those memorials are not only fitting tributes but also are in alignment with the site's guidelines.

Marthann, I have photographed and added over 4000 memorials from walking the cemeteries row by row. Added over 12000 photos I personally took with my own camera. Driven over 3 hours at a time to go to cemeteries. I do not steal, nor do I list burial unknowns EVER. I do not duplicate. I do not steal photos from obituaries, funeral home websites, or other memorials. I do not list currently living survivors in the bios (family excluded). I follow the rules. If I find a death certificate or old obituary and the person is not listed on the site, I add their memorial after a very careful search - completely allowed by the site. I appreciate and welcome edits, and have sent over 5000 myself to other contributors since the new system was implemented - taking my own time to help ensure their memorials are correct and complete. I am thankful I am healthy enough to go to cemeteries and do this work. Your attitude would exclude any disabled person who wants to contribute - tell a wheelchair bound person they can't contribute because they can't walk in the cemetery? Completely supercilious on your part. I too am surprised you were not banned before now, based on what I've seen. You earned your RNA, pure and simple. You are simply mad because other people "beat you to it" and had the memorials listed before you could do it yourself out of those "cemetery books". I agree with JulieLinn, start your own website and then you are accountable to no one.

Oh, wait, one more peeve. I am constantly stunned that people are literally bawling in different places that Joe Schmoe didnt thank them for their work. Seriously? I made a version of the following statement and got booted from a Facebook page for my trouble: If you need to be thanked for being a volunteer, so badly, buy yourself a teeshirt that say "I'm Spiffy, " and get over it.
So, while you very unhappy people are stuck in 9th grade, I will now actually get out to another cemetery and start taking some pictures that I will accurately enter into the system and watch my numbers grow higher and higher because everyone knows that if you are doing your volunteer work as best as you can, you and either the ### Police or "in it for the numbers."
GROW UP.

Scary that the administrators are messing with me. I am terrified they will remove my account and I will lose years of information. But I have been fighting for a year over this mess. But you cant fight administrators. Even when you show proof of relationships. They steal your family and torture you with it. I made the [censored] page they took and they merged with someone else, deleted the original person and added all my family to it. I Need HELP

I feel your pain, except I have administrators stealing my family and then trying to tell me they are not my family. Now this so called administrator is changing my familys information on FamilySearch. Person is not related to my family at all. These photos dont include all the messages I made to this person personally. I am terrified to get kicked off Findagrave after so many years of work. I sent them a copy of my family tree showing them my relationship and they tell me he is not who I said he was? I am at a loss and I see that the only person Messaging me back is Amber. Kinda funny. NOT.

WHEN YOU GO MORE ON FINDAGRAVE EVEN YOU WOULD ALSO WISH TO SUICIDE. FINDAGRAVE ARE FULL OF DEAD PEOPLE AND FAMILY AND FREIND LOVE/CARE/SUPPORT MESSAGE

THOSE WHO DONT HAVE STRONG FAITH, DONT GO FINDAGRAVE.
MANY PEOPLE ORIGINALLY NOT SUICIDE, BUT WHEN THEY VISIT FINDAGRAVE OR FUNERAL SITES,
THEY ALL SUICIDE AND DIED. YES FINDAGRAVE DO ENCOURAGE SUICIDE.

IF SOMEONE IS SUICIDAL, DO NOT VISIT FINDAGRAVE.

ONLINE PEOPLE HAVE SAD PEOPLE. IF ANYONE CAN'T EVEN GET ALONG WITH ME, I WOULD SAY i DONT COMMUNICATE WITH THEM TO AVOID THEM REPORTING WITHOUT PROPER REASON.

PLUS FINDAGRAVE UNFAIRLY BAN PEOPLE.