Wesleyan Cemetery

Jean Mize

Today my husband and I made the trip to this cemetery to see the grave of his birth mother, as he was adopted. We had found her grave from a grave site website. This was a long awaited journey and we were so disappointed that we were unable to find the grave because the cemetery has not been taken care of. Limbs were down and mowing was much needed as you couldn't even see the stones embedded in the ground. Weeds, grass and other "things" have grown over them. The only way to actually see any of them you had to dig around or have a weed eater go around them. Unfortunately we didn't bring any of that with us. We drove 3 hours to get there only to come away very disappointed. How can your community treat those people buried there in such a way that family and friends can't locate them. Someone needs to clean their act up.

Terrence Burke

I enjoy walking around this cemetery in the morning.

Ioritz Otero

Rest in peace Mr. Hawkings.

Theresa

There is no caretaker, it was abandoned years ago and found a mass gave for the babies buried. So upkeep was voluntary but the city may do it now. A separate area for black deceased. I searched online to locate a grave. Public service logged in locations so you can locate someone. I found my grandmother this way. The people who go to work out , walk their dog and everything else have no respect for the fact “It is a cemetery people!”