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David George Stuart (#2804148)  member for 9 years, 7 months
Bio and Links Keeping the memory and information about our family members "alive" should be a goal that we all have. Unless "we" make some major contribution in our lifetime, most of the information about us is just known within our own family and after several generations the information fades and then it is gone! Thanks to Find-A-Grave for allowing us to share this information with each other now, and for future generations to use in their genealogy research. I find it very hard to write something about myself but since I am one of those persons who never made a major contribution to the world, I figured I had better leave a short review about myself. As of this posting, May 2007, I have been married to the same wonderful lady for 40 years. We have two great sons', Todd and Brett and one fabulous grandson, Tyler. My working life was spent with the Wichita Public School system (1965 - 1996 ), first as a secondary science teacher and then as a secondary building administrator. My wife and I now spend our time traveling, taking care of our grandson, and just enjoying our free time. Good luck in your research with your family history, and again thank you to Find-A-Grave for allowing all to contribute to this enterprise. This paragraph was added, November 2001. Since this is Find-A-Grave and I am still alive, I wanted to leave a message for current and future readers about "my" grave location. I have just purchased space for my mortal remains in an older community mausoleum. Old Mission Mausoleum was started in 1918 and completed in 1954 with the addition of the fourth and final unit and a total expenditure of more than one million dollars. I have researched the history of this structure and its builder of 34 years, this information along with photos can be viewed at this link. Added, May 2009: I have just received word from the United States Department of the Interior, that my application to have the Old Mission Mausoleum placed on the National Register of Historic Places has been approved! Eternity and Me! Last updated: November 2009 "County Keeper" for Sedgwick County, Kansas  Contact: or Leave Public Message  Website: http://tinyurl.com/ebdma  Forums: David_in_Wichita	Contributions to Find A Grave • 2,736 Memorials Added  • 2,710 Memorials Managed  • 5 Memorials/week  • 1,670 Photos  • 19 Photo Requests  • 67 Volunteer Photos Taken  • 365 Virtual Flowers  • 1 Virtual Cemetery  • 10 Famous Bios  • 448 Fame Ratings  • 8 Friends Search Contributor's Records   First Name Last Name Virtual Cemeteries My Famous Contributions (13) Find A Grave Friends A.J. Marik, Donna Londeen, Florence Banks, Jim Tipton, Judy Mayfield, Marsha, Russ Dodge, scrap
Messages left for David George St... (21) [Leave Message] Donna Rankin RE: Stansbury photo David, It is my honor and priv. to help! Donna Added by Donna Rankin on Oct 05, 2009 7:55 PM Brad and April Jones Denton Big Thanks! Thank you for the transfers and the bio of Seymour Clark!! Added by Brad and April Jones Dent... on Sep 21, 2009 8:17 PM Cemetery Memorial John Wood My grandfather was Thomas Brown he married Edna Grossner, So this makes us family. You may write to me at chabro27@sbcglobal.net my home number is 773-334-1778 Added by Cemetery Memorial on Sep 21, 2009 11:17 AM Ellen FitzpatrickMcMills RE: Robert McMills grave Mr. Stuart, Thank you very much for the advise. I have not had the chance to try to upload to this site except a couple of times after your reply, but shortly after my laptop pc cooling fan burned out. However I re-connected my old desktop PC. And as soon as time permits, I will follow your advise to serch the QA section. If again I run into problems. I will again ask for your help with your agreement of course of helping me if I again have problems. Most are in trying to sponsor most of the graves I located of my family. To help the cause and to add flowers and other files/photos on the memorial. Thank you Again Mrs. Ellen M C Added by Ellen FitzpatrickMcMills on Aug 26, 2009 3:32 AM drbuck Old Mission Mausoleum Hi David~ Its been quite a while since i visited your home page, and in doing so today it was wonderful to see that the Old Mission Mausoleum was placed on the National Register of Historic Places! Congratulations - all your hard work paid off! I also went back thru and looked at your 'tour' and was impressed all over again with the beauty of Old Mission. All the best, julie (drbuck) Added by drbuck on Aug 22, 2009 3:09 PM ahm Karl Mosbacher, John and Emma Knoblauch Hi David: Thanks for taking the time to take the photos. It's so VERY much appreciated. :) Ann Added by ahm on Aug 10, 2009 10:39 AM Frank Russo Frank Isbell I would like to use your grave pic of Frank Isbell for my website, thedeadballera.com. Please let me know. Thanks In Advance Frank Added by Frank Russo on Aug 08, 2009 1:15 PM Betty Miller Bouchers Thank you, David Betty Added by Betty Miller on Aug 05, 2009 1:59 PM Betty Miller Boucher family David, Thank you for posting the burials for Old Mission Mausoleum. My grandfather's older brother is buried there with his family. I would like to have control of the sites. Please transfer #s 7624696-99 to me. I appreciate this so much. Thank you, Betty Miller Added by Betty Miller on Aug 04, 2009 10:04 AM P Fazzini Civil War Ancestor Links of Interest Sir Came across your Civil War Ancestor memorial. The SUVCW {Sons of Union veterans of the Civil war} is an org of male descendants of union soldiers/sailors. SUVCW membership http://www.suvcw.org/member.htm SUVCW Union bios/pictures http://www.suvcw.org/photos.htm SUVCW Grave Register http://www.suvcw.org/graves/graves.htm Added by P Fazzini on Aug 01, 2009 4:17 PM [View all messages...]

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