At Your Backyard Superstore Inc., we offer the finest in backyard home relaxation and entertainment for the entire family, giving you the highest quality at the fairest possible price.

We want you to know that relaxation and comfort of mind, body, and soul can be just a few feet away, outside your patio doors. All you need is a garden hose, a plug, and of course one of the beautiful new Hot Tub & Spa models, it’s just that simple!

Located in Brevard county, our 5,000 square foot facility in Melbourne makes us the largest pool and spa, backyard superstore in the Southeast! We carry some of the biggest names in home recreation and leisure. More selection, larger inventory resulting in bigger savings, are just some of the benefits we pass on to our customers”, says Bruce and Joy Rothschild. “Because of our increased buying power, we can offer both the highest quality #1 brands of portable spas, hot tubs and pools at the lowest prices.

On Memorial Day, organizers will conduct a rededication ceremony at J.N. Tucker Memorial Cemetery, also known as Shady Oaks Cemetery. The event starts at 1 p.m. at: 2701 N. Harbor City Blvd. in Melbourne.

The cemetery serves as the final resting place for at least 31 veterans and 261 other residents from the African-American community — including some of the original settlers of Eau Gallie. “We felt an absolute need to get this place really parade-ready,”Rothschild said.

Thick vegetation has encroached the historic J.N. Tucker Memorial Cemetery off U.S. 1 over the decades, with vines and overgrowth obscuring largely forgotten graves. When Bruce Rothschild and Michael Cheek visited the cemetery in December, they were shocked to see a rotted tree choked with potato vines had fallen atop eight to 10 gravesites — including two fallen veterans’ tombstones.

Rothschild and Cheek have spearheaded five volunteer cleanup events and generated a restorative jolt to the historic African-American cemetery, which dates to 1912. “We keep finding more and more unmarked graves that have literally been swallowed up by the earth,” Rothschild said.