Camp Nelson National Cemetery

I attended my uncles funeral at Camp Nelson. His name is Sammy D. Goodwin and I honestly can say that this was a very nice service. I do not know the man's name that preached his service and he had never met my uncle, but I could tell he was talking straight from his heart and meant everything he said. We didn't have very many family members or friends but the staff made this service just perfect. I would love to know the man's name that did this service. I just wanted to say Thank You for making this a memorable and caring day for us. Cheryl Brown

What a solemn, beautiful place to honor those who have lost so much to provide so much to others. The respect shown here is overwhelming. You can feel the energy and patriotism just walking around. The grounds are kept pristine just as they should be. America needs more places like this to show respect to those who have served.

Can you imagine not ever knowing what happened to your son, your husband, your father?
That was one of the plaques at this National Cemetery. Perhaps one of the best we've had the privilege to visit this far

This cemetery is so pretty. I couldn't been happier with the service. The men who volunteer to send off other veterans is so special. Support our vets they deserve it. ❤️

What a fantastic, solemn, beautiful well kept piece of American History. I had the distinct honor to meet with Tracey Lucas who was kind enough to allow us, my very good friend Ash and 2 of his children, to walk around the HQ area and to go inside and sit in the Library that Tracey has meticulously gathered and arranged the whole room. With both he and I being veterans we talked about some of the things we experienced while serving our time as enlisted. If you have an hour or two to spare and you are able to visit the whole area I recommend it 100%. Tracey is a knowledgeable and very serious about making room for service dogs KIA as well as our brethren. You can tell he's passionate and driven to be in service to his country, our country, and I walked away knowing that I will learn quite a bit from my future visits. Well done!