Fort Logan National Cemetery is a United States National Cemetery in Denver, Colorado. Fort Logan, a former U.S. Army installation, was named after Union General John A. Logan, commander of US Volunteer forces during the American Civil War. It contains 214 acres and has over 122,000 interments as of 2014.
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I've only seen this cemetry from photographs and l think it's lovely I would of loved to come and wish a good farewell to one of the most kindest and caring and friendliest guys in the World, Vernon, Henry, Westbrook. US Army plot s4906 bur who was killed in 1981. We were best friends from a childhood and looked after one another's backs until he moved to USA to see his Father it was then he decided to join the Army and ultimately the gave his life we last spoke a month before his death he was on leave and was trying desperately to come to visit but due to blizzard conditions he couldn't make it, so we had a long chat on the phone he said he'd come over soon, that was the last I heard from my very best and only Buddy who can never be replaced, we were inseparable my mum used to treat him like her son. I still miss Wez as I called him very much I'm 60 this year and know I'll never make it over to the States to pay my last respects to a brave lad but would love some how love a photograph of his grave which would be a little comfort to myself. If anyone can help I would much appreciate it and any info on his death. Many Thanks for your time Reading this. Barry Jackson. England for details please friend me on face book. Barry Jackson or Bushcraft Baz Thank You...
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Very nice Cemetery over rolling hills. We was there on October 15, 2025. Went to information office to look up a grave plot, like I did with my late wife in 2018. This year they had a grave plot unlike they did in 2018 when this person already passed. The date was after my late wife passed on the headstone. So did her kids actually get my late wife's ashes then added them to there dads then told the Cemetery that there dad passed in 2019, which is not true. The other thing that I noticed was grass on the headstones after they mowed. Only visible close up and it would take lots of time and money to clean them all. Been in many Cemeteries like this one and never seen that before, maybe bad timing on my behalf. Now I know why my late wife's son did not want to take her to her late husbands plot and that's why they people in the Information Office for Ft. Logan Cemetery could not find records for that Vet. Still got same question in my mind is all of my late wife's ashes with her first husbands ashes the man that tried...
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If I could leave negative stars, I would. I cannot believe it was not made apparent to my grandparents when they arranged to be buried here, that they would not allow more than six people at the graveside.
My grandmother was very loved, and had extensive family who would have traveled far to be there... It definitely should've been communicated to her that only six people were allowed to be at the graveside. This is atrocious.
My grandmother was married to my grandpa for 71 years. She lived with him for most of his service in the Airforce! My grandpa paid his dues as a veteran…
The fact that this government facility FAILED to communicate to my grandparents that only SIX people could attend their graveside burials WHILE THEY WERE BOTH LIVING is...
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