My aunts got me interested in genealogy in the 1980s and I have been working on it off and on ever since. I am now retired and probably devote 40 hours a week to my research and helping others with theirs.

Findagrave.com became such an important tool that I began to "pay it forward" by adding missing memorials as I found the need. I don't have large numbers, but I am trying to add every one with documentation that I find. A missing memorial is better than an incorrect one in my opinion.

I will gladly transfer a memorial to a member of a family who is actively working on genealogy and will cooperate with others (which means sharing data via email. I personally do not like using "public messages.")

My aunts got me interested in genealogy in the 1980s and I have been working on it off and on ever since. I am now retired and probably devote 40 hours a week to my research and helping others with theirs.

Findagrave.com became such an important tool that I began to "pay it forward" by adding missing memorials as I found the need. I don't have large numbers, but I am trying to add every one with documentation that I find. A missing memorial is better than an incorrect one in my opinion.

I will gladly transfer a memorial to a member of a family who is actively working on genealogy and will cooperate with others (which means sharing data via email. I personally do not like using "public messages.")