Since I retired, visiting cemeteries as a volunteer photographer for Find a Grave has become my #1 hobby from late spring through late autumn, and any day in-between when the weather conditions are suitable.

My goal is to reduce and maintain photo request counts of cemeteries in my local area to a minimum.

Feel free to use my photos for your own personal use, (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF USING MY PHOTOS TO UPLOAD TO MEMEORIALS OF "NON-DECEASED" PERSONS), or as permitted within any of the "Ancestry owned websites" (such as Find a Grave). Please read and follow the guideline rules and recommendations about photo usage in ancestry.com and findagrave.com (or any other website that you may be using).

If you see a Find a Grave memorial that I manage is of one of your ancestors, (but not one of my own ancestors), and you'd like to manage it, simply communicate with me through Find a Grave messaging or email, and I will be happy to transfer the memorial to you. (During our communications, we may discover that we are related)!!

IMPORTANT NOTE TO FELLOW MEMBERS & CONTRIBUTORS WHO MANAGE & CREATE MEMORIOLS:

For women married in the province of Quebec, Canada prior to, and after April 2, 1981, please visit the Quebec Minister of Justice website (listed below), concerning maiden names & married names. This will help guide you to know when you should add the husband's family name to memorials of women married in Quebec, Canada.

https://www.quebec.ca/en/famille-et-soutien-aux-personnes/couple-famille/mariage-union-civile-ou-union-de-fait/marriage/married-name