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Cemeteries Documentation and History Bob Sam an extremely sensitive subjoct, intro. slides of Russian Orthodox cemetery. What inspired Bob to restore grave sites. 3:00 backhoe destroyed sites. 5:00 reinternment. 6:00 500 people showed up for reburial. 8:30 Bob on crutches at grandfather’s grave. 12:00 sound failure for 5 secs. 13:00 saddest site (destroyed grave sites) 13:50 Sitka Jack’s gravestone. 14:55 Bob begins to heal. 17:15 became the man I am today. 19:30 Metropolitan Theodosis gave Bob an award for restoration of the cemetery, one of the highest honors by the church. 23:45 (How he lifted the gravestones: found the biggest Tlingit.) 25:45 vandalism. 27:00 young man enlisted to help lifted his grandfather’s headstone (same name). 30:00 David Davis Sr. headstone; 32:00 Annie Watson headstone. 36:15 the more the cleanup, the less vandalism. 39:00 Paul Liberty (1886-1970) gravestone. 42:0 end slide show, back to Bob. 44:00 People from all over the world come to visit the grave sites. 48:30 Q&A. 50:30 Estimate of over 100,000 people buried in Sitka. Restored ANB , SJS, Presbyterian Board of Missions, many of the ancient traditional cemeteries (behind village), all over SE Alaska, re-intro’d people back to their loved ones, particularly those taken by government and relocated (they are coming back). A life work I really, really enjoy. 52:00 something tangible. 55:00 kudos from audience member. 56:30 kudos by Ethel Lund (sound very faint). 59:00 Kadashan (Bert Adams) (sound very faint). 1:01:00 Bob describes a fast, drinking devil club juice only, no sleep for four days, fourth morning, walked out had vision of elders crying, whipping their backs with yellow cedar boughs mourning a body that was placed in a canoe that someone jumped into, who looked back, “And that was me.” People don’t walk into the forest, they need help, escorts to the other side. “This is why I do this work, made everything OK. Walked back into the house and looked at the recliner: that was me.” 1:05:00 hopes to find a young man as successor.