I have been working on family lines since 1999 for my family as well as my husband's family from Eastern KY. Surnames include Back, Carpenter/Mullins, Lewis, Hensley, Garrison, Reynolds (and others) for my family and Agee, Gilley, Wells, McIntosh, Roberts, Gross, Turner (and others) for my husband's lines.

I am currently working on a virtual cemetery for the alumni of my nursing school, The Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing in Dayton OH. The school is sadly, now closed but we had many, many graduates during the years 1899-1986 and their careers were fascinating and storied. It has been an interesting journey as I compile that virtual cemetery. My virtual cemetery is a public one, so if you know of a graduate of the school of nursing but is not included in the virtual cemetery at this time, please reach out to me.

I enjoy photographing headstones in cemeteries and have also posted many memorials from a series of books of Breathitt County, KY cemetery transcriptions. I have also posted memorials from the Garrard County, KY area. I do not care if others use/share my headstone photos as I don't own nor care to own copyrights on these photos. I take them as a fun hobby that helps others in the process. So if you see someone has used my photos, don't bother contacting FAG administration about it because I don't mind at all that someone else has used them. Getting credit or "points" as others like to call them, is of little importance to me. Life is too short to fret over headstone photos that are publicly displayed in a cemetery and can be photographed by anyone :)

I also gladly accept memorials that have been abandoned for whatever reason (ie: FG member passed away or no longer active on FG). I will gladly transfer any memorial that is not in my direct lineage; PLEASE SEND YOUR TRANSFER REQUESTS USING THE EDIT TAB. TO PREVENT ERRORS, I DON'T TRANSFER MEMORIALS THAT DON'T USE THE EDIT TAB. I am also happy to make any corrections or links as there have been some minor mistakes noted in the book series.

Please remember to be nice and courteous to others when making requests. This shouldn't be so earth shattering important that common courtesy is ignored (smile)