Isn't it wonderful in this day and age how fast we can find a long-lost loved one that links our ancestors? I remember in the 60's sending many a letter to Salt Lake City, Utah where a large genealogical collection was kept. I anxiously awaited the postal letter in the return mail. Usually it was stamped with "NO INFORMATION FOUND." This did not daunt me in the pursuit of my ancestors. On Find-A-Grave we have another tool we can use. One day perhaps our descendents will find what we have put together with this tool.

2015 finds myself and friends taking pictures in Mountain View Cemetery near my home. We have found that only about 12% of over 11,000 sites have headstone photos put online. We feel blessed to be doing this and occasionally being able to link a husband and wife.

Isn't it wonderful in this day and age how fast we can find a long-lost loved one that links our ancestors? I remember in the 60's sending many a letter to Salt Lake City, Utah where a large genealogical collection was kept. I anxiously awaited the postal letter in the return mail. Usually it was stamped with "NO INFORMATION FOUND." This did not daunt me in the pursuit of my ancestors. On Find-A-Grave we have another tool we can use. One day perhaps our descendents will find what we have put together with this tool.

2015 finds myself and friends taking pictures in Mountain View Cemetery near my home. We have found that only about 12% of over 11,000 sites have headstone photos put online. We feel blessed to be doing this and occasionally being able to link a husband and wife.