I was born July 27,1939, in DeQueen, Sevier County, Arkansas. My parents were Grover Cleveland Moss, son of James Moss and Della Reese. My mother was Gertrude Novell Rink, daughter of Frank McIntosh Rink and Annie Estelle Miller. After graduating from DeQueen High School, I entered the U.S. Air Force. While serving at Ramey Air Force Base in Puerto Rico, I met my future husband, Stanley Gene Foust. We were married August 29, 1959, in his home county, Anderson County, Tennessee, where we have resided for the past 52 years. His father was Siegel Alexander Foust and his mother was Bertha Melton. I have been doing research on his lines and mine. For his lines, I have been looking for Foust/Faust, Melton, Hatmaker, Vermillion, Montgomery, Davis, and a few others. My line are Moss, Rink, Sanders, Davis, Miller and others. I have a very extensive collection of Foust/Faust information.

I really enjoy this addictive hobby. After retiring from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, I worked for the Census Bureau for 7 years. I am now working in the Anderson County Office on Aging.

I have not yet mastered the task of adding pictures to my submissions to Find A Grave. Maybe some day I will.

I was born July 27,1939, in DeQueen, Sevier County, Arkansas. My parents were Grover Cleveland Moss, son of James Moss and Della Reese. My mother was Gertrude Novell Rink, daughter of Frank McIntosh Rink and Annie Estelle Miller. After graduating from DeQueen High School, I entered the U.S. Air Force. While serving at Ramey Air Force Base in Puerto Rico, I met my future husband, Stanley Gene Foust. We were married August 29, 1959, in his home county, Anderson County, Tennessee, where we have resided for the past 52 years. His father was Siegel Alexander Foust and his mother was Bertha Melton. I have been doing research on his lines and mine. For his lines, I have been looking for Foust/Faust, Melton, Hatmaker, Vermillion, Montgomery, Davis, and a few others. My line are Moss, Rink, Sanders, Davis, Miller and others. I have a very extensive collection of Foust/Faust information.

I really enjoy this addictive hobby. After retiring from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, I worked for the Census Bureau for 7 years. I am now working in the Anderson County Office on Aging.

I have not yet mastered the task of adding pictures to my submissions to Find A Grave. Maybe some day I will.