This is the garden of faith section of the cemetery. It is constantly underwater with a slightest rain. Our family has been asking for over 12 years. What are they going to do about it with no true answers nor have they cured the problem this is what we found yesterday when we went to lay our yearly flowers for the holiday. We also put flowers on the grave at his birthday and many more holidays only to find it is under several inches of water. Also, all the graves around it have exactly the same problem. If you look at the picture, I have posted this picture only to find it has been taken down several times if you have a loved one buried here please come forward and complain unless you wanted your loved one buried in a pawn or at sea unhappy family.

Hi Richard, As we talked yesterday, in the next few days, permitting no more rain, we can get in there and clean off the marker for you. The drains are functioning properly as water is flowing through them. The water does need to seep into the ground for it to even make the drains. As you can see from the picture the grass is recently mowed and flush, which shows that the area is not perpetually wet as a mower wouldn't be able to go through without making a mess. We are sorry that the timing of the rain and the visit and your mother not doing well coincide. This is not something we want or wish to be the case, but it's what we are dealing with at the moment. As said we would follow up with you in the next week and we still plan on doing that.

It is not just this time the area has had inches of rain. It’s not a one time experience with the slightest rain. The area and the stone is underwater. I can just imagine my father he must be floating. All of the stones around his grave are underwater too, with the slightest rain And even that the area should not flood if it’s a proper perked area and grave we have filed complaints with the authorities. We have been complaining to your office for over 12 years of the water problem in the area. My father‘s grave is not the only one underwater if the stone is filled up and at any time we open up the little vase and it is filled totally to the top with water. What is truly my father laying in just cleaning off the stone is not solving our problem it’s going there and our feet constantly underwater you can say come on a dry day, but it has to be extremely dry for the area to be Dry with the slightest rain as I said it is underwater disappointment is putting it mildly. I believe if everyone in that section knew how serious the water problem is this cemetery would have to address it more seriously by putting in a pumping system or a draining system I don’t believe a professional parking of the ground was done before it was Legally Right to bury people there we already know Paxton has a water problem, but we didn’t bury our parents at sea, or in a pond we buried them in dryland. I could understand if we had a flood, a natural disaster but a couple of days of raining shouldn’t put my father under water. I can just imagine how much is underground if above is already several inches