I've always been interested in personal histories. I love reading about how normal, everyday average people can have such a great effect on those around them. After starting up my family tree research, I realized how useful cemeteries could be. Thanks to Find A Grave and its contributors, I've found more relatives that I ever thought possible! Find A Grave also offers me an opportunity to pay tribute to family members' graves around the world.

I'm in my thirties and live in the Philadelphia suburbs with my boyfriend and what might be the dumbest cat in existence. Good thing she's cute.

My profile picture is of me as a baby, being fed by my Great-Great-Grandmother.

---------------------------------

Researching the following family lines: Volling, Kozic, Burke, Keisler, Bayne/Bain, Dunn, Reed, Durden.

Any photos that I take/post are free to be used as you will and DO NOT need prior permission before usage on family trees, Ancestry, etc.

I'm currently working on trying to add additional information (birth/death dates and locations and relationships) to people buried in the Old St. Aloysius Cemetery in Pottstown, PA.

I've always been interested in personal histories. I love reading about how normal, everyday average people can have such a great effect on those around them. After starting up my family tree research, I realized how useful cemeteries could be. Thanks to Find A Grave and its contributors, I've found more relatives that I ever thought possible! Find A Grave also offers me an opportunity to pay tribute to family members' graves around the world.

I'm in my thirties and live in the Philadelphia suburbs with my boyfriend and what might be the dumbest cat in existence. Good thing she's cute.

My profile picture is of me as a baby, being fed by my Great-Great-Grandmother.

---------------------------------

Researching the following family lines: Volling, Kozic, Burke, Keisler, Bayne/Bain, Dunn, Reed, Durden.

Any photos that I take/post are free to be used as you will and DO NOT need prior permission before usage on family trees, Ancestry, etc.

I'm currently working on trying to add additional information (birth/death dates and locations and relationships) to people buried in the Old St. Aloysius Cemetery in Pottstown, PA.