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Behind the Markers

Since the beginning of this endeavor, the focus has been on ensuring that every memorial we travel to and find, we honor with grace and respect. It is our mission to document them while honoring the family’s love and their legacy.
Let their journey be remembered. 

Roadside memorial with a white cross and fence near Freeway Exit 194.
Exit 194 U.S. 60 Apache Junction Arizona (Click image for Google View)
Purple memorial cross reading “Shelby LaRae” set in desert gravel between two large boulders, with blooming bougainvillea behind it.
Wooden roadside memorial cross reading “Nicholas Humble” beside a chain-link fence under a bright blue sky.
Wooden Celtic-style cross memorial for Keith Rylands on a rocky desert roadside, casting a shadow in bright sun.
Roadside memorial shrine for Alejandro Arredondo with a stone cross, flowers, and Virgin Mary statue in the Arizona desert.
Roadside memorial for Bill J. Mussell, featuring a wooden cross decorated with flowers and personal tributes in a desert setting.
Roadside memorial for Officer Alexander Giannini, featuring a tall black cross with a blue 'Thin Blue Line' heart in a desert landscape
Roadside memorial for Christopher D. Vigil in San Felipe Pueblo, New Mexico, featuring a rustic wooden cross with a mountain backdrop.
Roadside memorial for Russell, featuring a large white cross with a wooden base in a desert landscape
Roadside memorial for Donna Labor in Vail, Arizona, featuring a white cross and a purple memorial bench.
Three wooden roadside memorial crosses adorned with Christmas garlands and festive decorations in the Arizona desert landscape.
A roadside memorial featuring a large dreamcatcher and a cross on Highway 79 in Florence, Arizona, honoring a member of the Salt River Pima Indian Tribe.
A white roadside memorial cross positioned against a black wire fence line in North Scottsdale, Arizona.
A roadside memorial for Tara Lucas, featuring a personalized marker with her name and commemorative details in an Arizona landscape.
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