If you could take a moment to leave flowers on my nephew's memorial, it would be very much appreciated. He passed away unexpectedly in 2015. He was, and still is, loved beyond measure.
Triston Hunter Conway

Please let me know if you wish any of my photos removed, especially my photos of temporary grave markers.

Beatitudes Of A Family Genealogist

Blessed are the great-grandmothers who hoarded newspaper clippings and old letters ...
For they tell the story of their time.

Blessed are the grandfathers who filed every legal document ...
For this provides proof.

Blessed are the grandmothers who preserved family Bibles and diaries ...
For this is our heritage.

Blessed are fathers who elect officials that answer letters of inquiry ...
For some ... they are the only link to the past.

Blessed are mothers who relate family traditions and legends to the family ...
For one of her children will surely remember.

Blessed are the relatives who fill in family sheets with extra data ...
For them we owe the family history.

Blessed is any family whose members strive for the preservation of records ...
For theirs is a labor of love.

Blessed are the children who never say ...
"Grandma, you have told that old story twice today."

Source: Prairieland Pioneer, Prairieland Genealogical Society,
Summer 1995 Edition

If you could take a moment to leave flowers on my nephew's memorial, it would be very much appreciated. He passed away unexpectedly in 2015. He was, and still is, loved beyond measure.
Triston Hunter Conway

Please let me know if you wish any of my photos removed, especially my photos of temporary grave markers.

Beatitudes Of A Family Genealogist

Blessed are the great-grandmothers who hoarded newspaper clippings and old letters ...
For they tell the story of their time.

Blessed are the grandfathers who filed every legal document ...
For this provides proof.

Blessed are the grandmothers who preserved family Bibles and diaries ...
For this is our heritage.

Blessed are fathers who elect officials that answer letters of inquiry ...
For some ... they are the only link to the past.

Blessed are mothers who relate family traditions and legends to the family ...
For one of her children will surely remember.

Blessed are the relatives who fill in family sheets with extra data ...
For them we owe the family history.

Blessed is any family whose members strive for the preservation of records ...
For theirs is a labor of love.

Blessed are the children who never say ...
"Grandma, you have told that old story twice today."

Source: Prairieland Pioneer, Prairieland Genealogical Society,
Summer 1995 Edition