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COMMUNITY GUIDELINES: This Find a Grave Facebook page is a professional & educational oriented community where people can share their passion for Find a Grave genealogy and related topics. This is an inclusive and supportive place for our community to come together, whether you are new to Find a Grave or have been with us for years. We encourage you to learn from one another, support one another and share stories with each other. Your participation in this community is important to us.
When participating in this community, we ask that you treat other members with respect and converse with one another in a civil manner. If you disagree with something in a post, please make sure to respond to the subject (and not the person).
These guidelines exist to ensure a healthy and robust community can live and thrive here for years to come.
As part of our commitment to you, the Find a Grave community, we’ll do our best to ensure the postings on our page are in line with the Find a Grave mission. However, since we can’t monitor every posting or conversation, Find A Grave expects that users will not post content that falls into the following categories and reserves the right to remove postings and comments that are:
• Off topic or Spam. This includes unrelated commercial messages, advertisements, third-party promotions, and solicitations.
• Violate Copyright, Intellectual Property, or other legal rights of third parties. This includes copyrighted material you’re not authorized to distribute, private personal email messages, and so forth.
• Impersonating others or are false or misleading. Do not pretend to be an employee or a representative of Find a Grave, or impersonate another member of the community.
• Making claims or demands regarding Find a Grave business practices, operations or upcoming product releases and enhancements.
• Calling out Find a Grave employees by name, title, or responsibility. It is acceptable to tag a Find a Grave employee if they are participating in a discussion.
• Offensive to our brand, fellow community members or members of the public.
• Abusive comments, defamatory, condescending, or obscene to Find A Grave or aimed towards community members.
• Sharing Information on living individuals. Out of respect for privacy, we do not allow personal information of living individuals to be shared on our pages including mention of names, date of birth or any other identifiable information.
If an issue does arise, we ask that you report it to us immediately.
Find a Grave reserves the right to ban users from our page, delete potentially-offensive posts or comments and, if needed, report users to Facebook for breach of one of the above items.
All users must comply with Facebook’s Terms of Use and our Find a Grave Community Rules (https://www.findagrave.com/community-rules.html). Find a Grave reserves the right to revise and update these Community Rules at any time. Any such revisions will be effective on the date of posting to the Find a Grave Facebook page and use of the site following any such revisions will be deemed acceptance of such revisions.
Note: Postings to the Find a Grave Facebook page are not representative of the opinions of Find A Grave, nor do we confirm the accuracy of fan posts.
COMMUNITY GUIDELINES: This Find a Grave Facebook page is a professional & educational oriented community where people can share their passion for Find a Grave genealogy and related topics. This is an inclusive and supportive place for our community to come together, whether you are new to Find a Grave or have been with us for years. We encourage you to learn from one another, support one another and share stories with each other. Your participation in this community is important to us.
When participating in this community, we ask that you treat other members with respect and converse with one another in a civil manner. If you disagree with something in a post, please make sure to respond to the subject (and not the person).
These guidelines exist to ensure a healthy and robust community can live and thrive here for years to come.
As part of our commitment to you, the Find a Grave community, we’ll do our best to ensure the postings on our page are in line with the Find a Grave mission. However, since we can’t monitor every posting or conversation, Find A Grave expects that users will not post content that falls into the following categories and reserves the right to remove postings and comments that are:
• Off topic or Spam. This includes unrelated commercial messages, advertisements, third-party promotions, and solicitations.
• Violate Copyright, Intellectual Property, or other legal rights of third parties. This includes copyrighted material you’re not authorized to distribute, private personal email messages, and so forth.
• Impersonating others or are false or misleading. Do not pretend to be an employee or a representative of Find a Grave, or impersonate another member of the community.
• Making claims or demands regarding Find a Grave business practices, operations or upcoming product releases and enhancements.
• Calling out Find a Grave employees by name, title, or responsibility. It is acceptable to tag a Find a Grave employee if they are participating in a discussion.
• Offensive to our brand, fellow community members or members of the public.
• Abusive comments, defamatory, condescending, or obscene to Find A Grave or aimed towards community members.
• Sharing Information on living individuals. Out of respect for privacy, we do not allow personal information of living individuals to be shared on our pages including mention of names, date of birth or any other identifiable information.
If an issue does arise, we ask that you report it to us immediately.
Find a Grave reserves the right to ban users from our page, delete potentially-offensive posts or comments and, if needed, report users to Facebook for breach of one of the above items.
All users must comply with Facebook’s Terms of Use and our Find a Grave Community Rules (https://www.findagrave.com/community-rules.html). Find a Grave reserves the right to revise and update these Community Rules at any time. Any such revisions will be effective on the date of posting to the Find a Grave Facebook page and use of the site following any such revisions will be deemed acceptance of such revisions.
Note: Postings to the Find a Grave Facebook page are not representative of the opinions of Find A Grave, nor do we confirm the accuracy of fan posts.
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Location
United States, Utah, Lehi
Employees
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Mentions in press and media 16
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| Jul 26, 2025 | Honoring Veterans: Army Veteran Alton Roberts | This week’s Honoring Veterans Spotlight honors the service of Army Veteran Alton Roberts, who was Killed in Action in Vietnam. Alton Reese Roberts was born in September 1951 in Gastonia, North Carolina, as the son of Lee Mack Roberts and Bo... |
| Mar 21, 2025 | Honoring Veterans: Navy Veteran Melissa Barnes | Melissa Rose Barnes was born in Whittier, California, in November 1973 and was a resident of Redlands, California. In May 1992, Barnes joined the Navy as a naval corpsman at the Naval Hospital in Portsmouth, Virginia. She later received com... |
| Mar 14, 2025 | Honoring Veterans: Army Veteran Pamela Dorothy Donovan | Pamela Dorothy Donovan was born in March 1942 in Merseyside, England, as the daughter of Irish parents. Donovan and her family immigrated to the United States in 1956, settling in Brighton, Massachusetts. Donovan was educated as a nurse and... |
| Feb 28, 2025 | Honoring Veterans: Army Veteran David Hickman | David Emanuel Hickman was born in January 1988 in Greensboro, North Carolina. After graduating from Northeast High School in 2006, where he was a football star and Taekwondo black belt, Hickman joined the Army in 2009. Hickman was a special... |
| Feb 22, 2025 | Honoring Veterans: Air Force Veteran Luther H. Smith | Luther H. Smith was born in September 1920 in Des Moines, Iowa, the second of nine children. His passion for aviation ignited after experiencing his first flight in a Ford Tri-Motor aircraft and admiring the military pilots who delivered ma... |
| Jun 27, 2024 | Как изобретали машину времени | Под катом вы сможете посмотреть и послушать интервью реального изобретателя машины времени — устройства, которое внесло огромный вклад в развитие мировой электроники и техники в целом. На самом деле это «всего лишь» таймер 555. Но он был и ... |
| Jun 30, 2023 | Despite rich LGBTQ+ history, Detroit doesn't have a single lesbian bar | Data: SOCARXIV; Chart: Tory Lysik/Axios Visuals Dasia Werts feels called to action when thinking about the estimated fewer than 30 lesbian bars left in the U.S. — and zero in Detroit. "We need a space where we can come in and feel like... |
| May 5, 2023 | Billionaire Peter Thiel says he's signed up to be frozen and preserved when he dies so people can revive him in the future — if the tech even works | Peter Thiel says he's going to be cryogenically preserved, though he isn't sure if the tech works. He told independent journalist Bari Weiss that it's "the sort of thing we're supposed to try to do." Advertisement Peter Thiel has ... |
| Apr 15, 2023 | A Texas couple bought a neglected 110-year-old mansion and turned it into a maximalist paradise with rainbow-colored walls, thrifted artwork, and period furnishings | In 2020, Katie Heim and her wife purchased a historic mansion in Gonzales, Texas. The couple restored the home and renovated it with their unique sense of style. Take a look at the home's bright and colorful rooms, and its one-of-a-kind tre... |
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FAQ about Find a Grave
What has the press written about Find a Grave?
Parsers VC has collected 16 articles mentioning Find a Grave, among them “Honoring Veterans: Army Veteran Alton Roberts” (Jul 26, 2025) and “Honoring Veterans: Navy Veteran Melissa Barnes” (Mar 21, 2025).
Is Find a Grave still active?
Yes, Find a Grave is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from May 22, 2026.