Deborah Slager
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I'm a proud member of the Daughters of the American Revolution with the Captain Joseph Ogle Chapter of Ogle County, IL. I live in Polo, IL where my husband and I farm 600 acres and have an Angus beef cow herd. I also drive school bus for Head Start. I have been doing genealogy for about 10 years. I have been a research volunteer for 5 years while continuing to work on my own family.
My biggest genealogy event to date (2008) has been reuniting a 92 year old man with his 90 year old sister that were separated at ages 4 and 2 and put into an orphanage and foster care. Although unrelated to this man I am quite proud to have played a roll in helping them find each other and reconnected them to their family history and roots that they thought they would never have.
Debi (Deborah Klawitter Slager)
My biggest genealogy event to date (2008) has been reuniting a 92 year old man with his 90 year old sister that were separated at ages 4 and 2 and put into an orphanage and foster care. Although unrelated to this man I am quite proud to have played a roll in helping them find each other and reconnected them to their family history and roots that they thought they would never have.
Debi (Deborah Klawitter Slager)
I'm a proud member of the Daughters of the American Revolution with the Captain Joseph Ogle Chapter of Ogle County, IL. I live in Polo, IL where my husband and I farm 600 acres and have an Angus beef cow herd. I also drive school bus for Head Start. I have been doing genealogy for about 10 years. I have been a research volunteer for 5 years while continuing to work on my own family.
My biggest genealogy event to date (2008) has been reuniting a 92 year old man with his 90 year old sister that were separated at ages 4 and 2 and put into an orphanage and foster care. Although unrelated to this man I am quite proud to have played a roll in helping them find each other and reconnected them to their family history and roots that they thought they would never have.
Debi (Deborah Klawitter Slager)
My biggest genealogy event to date (2008) has been reuniting a 92 year old man with his 90 year old sister that were separated at ages 4 and 2 and put into an orphanage and foster care. Although unrelated to this man I am quite proud to have played a roll in helping them find each other and reconnected them to their family history and roots that they thought they would never have.
Debi (Deborah Klawitter Slager)
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