Mark & Linda Pritchard

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We have a philosophy not necessarily a bio to maintaining and managing memorials; and that is to provide dignity and respect to the deceased and their families. One thing We have learned through conducting my genealogic research is that our genealogical history is very important for too many reasons to mention and different levels of priority to each and everyone of us. Our family history is as much individualistic as we are individuals.

We feel as our family historian we have to cement our place in history for future generations. Graves and headstones are great way of doing that; but they only tell part of our story. Connecting them to their families adds to the story of their lives and who better to tell our family's story than us.

We believe that genealogy is a collaborative effort not an individual one. The creating and posting of individual graves are a wonderful start and appreciate everyone's help in documenting the site. Many people have worked hard documenting cemeteries all over the world and should be commended on their effort.

Eventually there will be a passing of the baton; and there is no one better suited for that then a loved ones family member or a close friend. We are not looking for another notch in our belt or hording any memorials. We only want to help people in documenting your family history. We are happy to manage and make changes to anyone's memorial for you or transfer a memorial to someone that cares. We know how frustrating it can be to try to update a memorial (especially a close loved one) to only continually hit a brick wall.

Please feel free to transfer management of your loved ones memorials as well if you are no longer able to manage them yourself. We will show them the same respect that we show our own family members. Feel free to contact us and request a memorial for someone that we are managing. We are happy to transfer memorials to someone that has a closer relationship to the deceased.

Respectfully and many blessings,

Mark & Linda
We have a philosophy not necessarily a bio to maintaining and managing memorials; and that is to provide dignity and respect to the deceased and their families. One thing We have learned through conducting my genealogic research is that our genealogical history is very important for too many reasons to mention and different levels of priority to each and everyone of us. Our family history is as much individualistic as we are individuals.

We feel as our family historian we have to cement our place in history for future generations. Graves and headstones are great way of doing that; but they only tell part of our story. Connecting them to their families adds to the story of their lives and who better to tell our family's story than us.

We believe that genealogy is a collaborative effort not an individual one. The creating and posting of individual graves are a wonderful start and appreciate everyone's help in documenting the site. Many people have worked hard documenting cemeteries all over the world and should be commended on their effort.

Eventually there will be a passing of the baton; and there is no one better suited for that then a loved ones family member or a close friend. We are not looking for another notch in our belt or hording any memorials. We only want to help people in documenting your family history. We are happy to manage and make changes to anyone's memorial for you or transfer a memorial to someone that cares. We know how frustrating it can be to try to update a memorial (especially a close loved one) to only continually hit a brick wall.

Please feel free to transfer management of your loved ones memorials as well if you are no longer able to manage them yourself. We will show them the same respect that we show our own family members. Feel free to contact us and request a memorial for someone that we are managing. We are happy to transfer memorials to someone that has a closer relationship to the deceased.

Respectfully and many blessings,

Mark & Linda
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