I have been researching my family history since 1980. Having received help from many people through the years, Find-A-Grave is a way I can help others. Most of my time on Find-A -Grave has been spent submitting over 38,000 edits connecting family members and adding birth and death information to the memorials.

You have my blanket permission to use my photos for your own personal use. You can add them to your Ancestry trees, personal websites, etc. Please don't take credit for my work -- proper attribution is important.

I do not link to burial unknowns, as they do not belong on Find A Grave. Please read Find A Grave guidelines for more information.

The following was copied directly from FAG suggestions for Creating Memorials:
Find a Grave does not discourage the legitimate indexing of the deceased through obituaries or other third party accounts. Newspapers represent a very good source of information as a public record. We ask that those who index and memorialize the deceased from newspapers and other third party accounts do so with full respect of copyright, refrain from adding information about living people (e.g. survivors) to protect their privacy, and respond generously to the family of the deceased. Find a Grave takes no position on the appropriate timing of submitting such indexes.

I am happy to transfer a memorial if you are family or friend and I am not.

I have been researching my family history since 1980. Having received help from many people through the years, Find-A-Grave is a way I can help others. Most of my time on Find-A -Grave has been spent submitting over 38,000 edits connecting family members and adding birth and death information to the memorials.

You have my blanket permission to use my photos for your own personal use. You can add them to your Ancestry trees, personal websites, etc. Please don't take credit for my work -- proper attribution is important.

I do not link to burial unknowns, as they do not belong on Find A Grave. Please read Find A Grave guidelines for more information.

The following was copied directly from FAG suggestions for Creating Memorials:
Find a Grave does not discourage the legitimate indexing of the deceased through obituaries or other third party accounts. Newspapers represent a very good source of information as a public record. We ask that those who index and memorialize the deceased from newspapers and other third party accounts do so with full respect of copyright, refrain from adding information about living people (e.g. survivors) to protect their privacy, and respond generously to the family of the deceased. Find a Grave takes no position on the appropriate timing of submitting such indexes.

I am happy to transfer a memorial if you are family or friend and I am not.