Update: Tom (don't know his last name), past away suddenly a few months ago. He was the gate keeper into the lake.
He would check to see if we had our cards. I lost mine and he signed our paper had had made up of the number that was given from the original card. He was so, so friendly and kind. A pleasure to talk to him on going through the gate.
It was a real shock when my wife and I learned he passed away. On a very special note, I gave him a recording of this instrumental when he was manning the gate just before I went through. He mentioned that he liked it alot and he listen more than once.

Again, I really would like to dedicate this instrumental to Tom, because of all the others, I became friend with him.

Thanks Tom, we miss you! God bless !!!! Thought a caught his spirit in a dream a while back after he had died.



* Special airy note, the benches with the plaque's on the back to do not start out in in the walk around the park. I was listening to this music and it seems to impress on me that as one walks by the benches with the memorial plaques that you can equate that with the rise of the heavenly choir sounds (at least to the best of my ability), as it is heightened. That happens in this music but not in the first part. . .

Here are a bunch of pics of the lake and it's surroundings. The person you see walking to the side is my wife Sharon. She was in a hurry to go to work so I had to shot and run to catch up to her :)

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The last time I walked around the lake, I spotted 4 benches and all them had plaques.

They all are wooden benches with the plaque on back part, were people would rest their backs. The plaques are a brown faded gold color:

1st plaque embedded in the back of the bench reads:
Paul B. Neese
1922-2002
"Your Love of Nature never dimmed an therein lay contentment"

2nd plaque bench
Irene Timosi
1999
Vireo

3rd bench plaque
Betty Lozano
"She left over 10,000 miles of footprints on this mountain".
1927-1998

4th bench plaque
"For Etta with love from childern"

There is a picture of one of the benches in the photos above!

Here is a YouTube video with the same music but has photos shot with cross dissolves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbw2tS2Hbuo