Lynchburg business owner helps boy with autism pay for mother's gravestone
Lynchburg business owner helps boy with autism pay for mother’s gravestone ‘I’m going to see to it that that’s done, that a real marker is going to be put there’ Published: Tags: “I’ll never forget, the first thing he asked was if I’m a Christian,” said Keeling. Eleven-year-old Jamarius Burneson wanted to buy something for his mother’s gravesite, not only because it’s his mom. “[But] because Jesus wants me to go, so I follow that,” said Jamarius. His biological mother, Alfreda, died in 2019 after a battle with diabetes. She was 33 years old. Jamarius’ adoptive ...