Saw you on CSPAN, my morbid curiousity kept me glued to my seat, you were very insightful and respectful. I admire your interest and enjoyed your website also. Continue with the good work.

I thoroughly enjoyed your CSPAN interview last evening. We took our children to visit many of the Presidential Museums and Libraries during our vacations together. He would have loved knowing of all the locations you have listed, "as places to visit!"

Hi! I was so taken with you interview with Brian Lamb last evening I have sent this wonderful site to many friends. I do hope you are eligible to be a Son of the American Revolution with your great interest in our nation and its history. Thank you for bringing my visits to many sites back to this 85 year old descendant from many patriots......

Interesting interview on C Span. Aug 23.

Kurt: Your site is fantastic. Thank you. Please keep me updated..

Hi form Cumberland, RI Saw you on Q & A , good show and very interesting, Love history and cemetery's , good web site too

Kurt, Watched the interview on cspan last night. Very impressed. Keep up the good work, we are all so proud of you.

I was moved to view your website after watching your interview this morning on CNN. Very impressive, and enjoyable. Maybe you should contact Bill O'Reilly. He is interested in the presidents having written at least two books about them. Keep up the good work.

I noticed that you have the Mason symbol on your site. Is there a reason for it? I watched the interview on C-SPAN and it was good to have seen it.

Good Morning Kurt, I enjoyed your interview today on C-Span. This is a hobby that I have pursued through the years, although I've only visited 25 Presidents graves and a handful of VP's. I, too, was impressed with President Garfield's casket on full view and the beautiful view of Cleveland from the top of the structure. One interesting grave I stumbled upon near the Supreme Court justices at Arlington National cemetery is that of William E. Miller, Barry Goldwater's running mate in 1964. His marker proudly states that he ran for VP in that year. Perhaps your next searches would include those who unsuccessfully sought high office. Best wishes on the rest of your college career and future endeavors.