In memoriam
Crickett McKinney
- Member for
- 18 years 7 months 2 days
- Find a Grave ID
- Memorial ID
- 103329620
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Bio
History is so interesting, and if you add your own family to the mix, you may become addicted :)They really should teach our children about genealogy in high schools.
I have learned that I descend from a great stock of people, who each passed on part of themselves to me.
The hardest memorial that I have had to place, was my dad's. I never knew that it would hurt so much. He will always be my biggest supporter.
Sometime's when I am looking for obits for my own family, I run across several others on the same pages. I add them to a memorial in the hopes that one day someone is looking for the person and bring them "home".
I have learned that I descend from a great stock of people, who each passed on part of themselves to me.
The hardest memorial that I have had to place, was my dad's. I never knew that it would hurt so much. He will always be my biggest supporter.
Sometime's when I am looking for obits for my own family, I run across several others on the same pages. I add them to a memorial in the hopes that one day someone is looking for the person and bring them "home".
History is so interesting, and if you add your own family to the mix, you may become addicted :)They really should teach our children about genealogy in high schools.
I have learned that I descend from a great stock of people, who each passed on part of themselves to me.
The hardest memorial that I have had to place, was my dad's. I never knew that it would hurt so much. He will always be my biggest supporter.
Sometime's when I am looking for obits for my own family, I run across several others on the same pages. I add them to a memorial in the hopes that one day someone is looking for the person and bring them "home".
I have learned that I descend from a great stock of people, who each passed on part of themselves to me.
The hardest memorial that I have had to place, was my dad's. I never knew that it would hurt so much. He will always be my biggest supporter.
Sometime's when I am looking for obits for my own family, I run across several others on the same pages. I add them to a memorial in the hopes that one day someone is looking for the person and bring them "home".
A. Georgia National Cemetery
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B. Infantry OCS Class 2-57
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C. McKinney and related Families
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