Memorial Day 2020, I was recovering from pneumonia, surgery, a broken wrist, and the pandemic was locking down the country so I was unable to visit any graves or leave any flowers. This year, I decided for Memorial Day, I would like to remember and honor as many ancestors and relatives as possible. In addition, I wanted to remember the Frontier Mine No. 1 coalminers killed in 1923. My preplanning included making tags for our Roberts Roots & Branches family and for the Frontier Mine No. 1 coalminers, and attaching the tags to a single silk flower. For Roberts ancestors I used various colors of silk flowers, but for the Frontier Mine No. 1 miners I wanted a single color and I selected yellow, which ended up working perfectly. I attached tags to the Roberts family member’s flowers and my grandchildren helped me attach tags to the coalminer’s flowers. As we worked on attaching the tags, it sparked conversations about the coalminers, ou...