William Haffner
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Bio
Retired Computer Systems Design Engineer
Genealogist for more than 40 years.
Two grown sons, one adopted son and one adopted daughter, 12 grandchildren.
I am living in peace and solitude on the farm with my wife and the four legged children.
I am not one that counts stones in a field, each grave is a person that I believe deserves to be documented with respect. If you don't know the person or have not researched their life, don't hoard the posting, give it to a family member that has the history and can list their life for the future generations to read. Dates and locations are just general facts. If you have an attitude about losing a number of postings, you are doing it for the wrong reason. Celebrate the life not the stone in the field.
Genealogist for more than 40 years.
Two grown sons, one adopted son and one adopted daughter, 12 grandchildren.
I am living in peace and solitude on the farm with my wife and the four legged children.
I am not one that counts stones in a field, each grave is a person that I believe deserves to be documented with respect. If you don't know the person or have not researched their life, don't hoard the posting, give it to a family member that has the history and can list their life for the future generations to read. Dates and locations are just general facts. If you have an attitude about losing a number of postings, you are doing it for the wrong reason. Celebrate the life not the stone in the field.
Retired Computer Systems Design Engineer
Genealogist for more than 40 years.
Two grown sons, one adopted son and one adopted daughter, 12 grandchildren.
I am living in peace and solitude on the farm with my wife and the four legged children.
I am not one that counts stones in a field, each grave is a person that I believe deserves to be documented with respect. If you don't know the person or have not researched their life, don't hoard the posting, give it to a family member that has the history and can list their life for the future generations to read. Dates and locations are just general facts. If you have an attitude about losing a number of postings, you are doing it for the wrong reason. Celebrate the life not the stone in the field.
Genealogist for more than 40 years.
Two grown sons, one adopted son and one adopted daughter, 12 grandchildren.
I am living in peace and solitude on the farm with my wife and the four legged children.
I am not one that counts stones in a field, each grave is a person that I believe deserves to be documented with respect. If you don't know the person or have not researched their life, don't hoard the posting, give it to a family member that has the history and can list their life for the future generations to read. Dates and locations are just general facts. If you have an attitude about losing a number of postings, you are doing it for the wrong reason. Celebrate the life not the stone in the field.
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Contributions
Crescent Valley H.S. 1974
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