I've really gotten into genealogy and family history the past several years and love Find a Grave. I think that it is an incredible place to find information and memorialize the dead. I've always been a "grave walker" and love roaming cemteries. There is a certain reverence in the atmosphere, and I find it very comforting and peaceful. I enjoy reading the tombstones and imagining what type of person the occupant of that grave might have been.

You are more than welcome to use any picture that I have posted, and please do not feel that you have to give me credit. And if you find any information associated with my photos that is incorrect, or you can add further information, please feel free to leave me a message and correct me. And, any memorials that I have created that are not my direct relatives, I would be glad to transfer to you. Please leave me a message via the edits tab with a "suggestion" and with your Find a Grave ID#, and I will happily transfer the memorial.

God bless us all . . . as we chronicle the lives of those who have gone on before us to glory.

I've really gotten into genealogy and family history the past several years and love Find a Grave. I think that it is an incredible place to find information and memorialize the dead. I've always been a "grave walker" and love roaming cemteries. There is a certain reverence in the atmosphere, and I find it very comforting and peaceful. I enjoy reading the tombstones and imagining what type of person the occupant of that grave might have been.

You are more than welcome to use any picture that I have posted, and please do not feel that you have to give me credit. And if you find any information associated with my photos that is incorrect, or you can add further information, please feel free to leave me a message and correct me. And, any memorials that I have created that are not my direct relatives, I would be glad to transfer to you. Please leave me a message via the edits tab with a "suggestion" and with your Find a Grave ID#, and I will happily transfer the memorial.

God bless us all . . . as we chronicle the lives of those who have gone on before us to glory.