Social Distancing Doesn’t Stop Us From Walking
Being inside our homes is the best things for everyone but that doesn’t mean when we are practicing social distancing we can’t go walking. We just need to keep 6 feet between us.

I was sitting on the couch I noticed I didn’t have any Energy. All I wanted to do was eat and sleep. This isn’t healthy and will not allow me to lose the weight I need and want to lose.
Even though David has hurt his knee and doesn’t feel like walking I am going out this afternoon and I think I will go to the Cemetery where Suzzane is and check out the headstones for Charlie’s genealogy class.
I’m not sure Charlie will go with me or not but what I do know if I can send Nancy a message on Facebook and see if she is online when I get to Mount Olivet Cemetery and she can give me tips on what to look for.
Mount Olivet Cemetery is a historic cemetery in Fort Worth, Texas. With its first burial in 1907, Mount Olivet is the first perpetual care cemetery in the South.
2301 N Sylvania Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76111
| Sunday | 7AM–8PM |
| Monday | 7AM–8PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM–8PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM–8PM |
| Thursday | 7AM–8PM |
| Friday | 7AM–8PM |
| Saturday | 7AM–8PM |
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Phone: (817) 831-0511Size: 130 acresBurials: Stephen Bruton, Helen Matusevich Oujesky
Have you ever walked inside a Cemetery? Is this something you would or wouldn’t do and why?
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates


