I started researching family genealogy at the young age of 9 or 10. I logged many hours at the basement of the old public library in Xenia, Ohio. When I moved to Columbus, Ohio to go to college I researched at the Ohio Historical Society. With each new year it seems that new informatioin is coming out in books and on the internet. These are great times to be a researcher. Finding "Find A Grave" is just another extention of that research. Those hours spent roaming cemeteries can be passed on to the next researchers with more detailed history and connections unthought of years ago.

I am married to a wonderful and understanding wife Ginger. We have three children; two grown with spouses and one our late in life blessing. One of our grown children has given us our first grand child.

I started researching family genealogy at the young age of 9 or 10. I logged many hours at the basement of the old public library in Xenia, Ohio. When I moved to Columbus, Ohio to go to college I researched at the Ohio Historical Society. With each new year it seems that new informatioin is coming out in books and on the internet. These are great times to be a researcher. Finding "Find A Grave" is just another extention of that research. Those hours spent roaming cemeteries can be passed on to the next researchers with more detailed history and connections unthought of years ago.

I am married to a wonderful and understanding wife Ginger. We have three children; two grown with spouses and one our late in life blessing. One of our grown children has given us our first grand child.