How Sweet.

Today while I was at the cemetery, I went over by the flag pole, and just looked around at the valley below. I saw an elderly man walking along the wall where some who are cremated are... Then he went to the headstones....

This man looked at each and every headstone, marker, brick and plaque there was.

He came up to the top, and continued looking at each and every headstone. He was reverent when doing so. Not just looking, but paying respect to each grave.
I was shocked. I'd never seen anyone do that before. Usually when I see other people there, they either go and visit another grave and leave, or they disturb me by being obnoxiously rude.

After paying his respects to each grave, he left.

I went and sat in my usual spot by Jim's grave, and had been there about 10 minutes or so, when the man came back.

He came over to me.

"I don't know your circumstances, sweetheart, but I feel compelled to pray with you right now, would that be alright?"

Of course, I told him yes. So we prayed, and I told him the basic story of what had happened.
He told me he was looking for his friend whom he'd fought in Korea with. He's been looking for his friend for years, and has no idea where to look next.

This man is from Colorado, but his daughter lives near the cemetery, so anytime he comes to visit her, he goes looking for his friend. I didn't catch this mans name, but I just thought this was amazing...

I thanked him, and he left. I never know if I'll see him again, but I don't think I'll ever forget that man.

There truly are people who care out there, I know that... But to do what this man did, that takes some serious love for God and Country...