"LETTING PEOPLE DOWN" Memories of a Cemetery Worker: And ghost written by all those I have buried, 1989-2017
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"LETTING PEOPLE DOWN" Memories of a Cemetery Worker: And ghost written by all those I have buried, 1989-2017

by Don Alesi

Humor memoir
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Don Alesi shares memories from his years as a cemetery worker, spanning 1989 to 2017. Framed as being ghost written by all those he buried, this personal account explores remembrance, loss, and the experiences connected to a life spent among cemeteries and the people entrusted to them.

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“LETTING PEOPLE DOWN” presents the memories of Don Alesi, a cemetery worker whose experiences span the years 1989–2017.

The book reflects on a working life connected to cemeteries and to the people who have been buried there.

Its title points toward remembrance, loss, and the lasting presence of those whose stories continue through memory.

Written by Don Alesi and described as ghost written by all those he buried, this is a personal account rooted in decades of cemetery work.

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