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| Rhonda C. Poynter (#47795548)
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UPDATED JUNE 15, 2013:
PLEASE REMEMBER TO VISIT THE SONS, BROTHERS, HUSBANDS AND FATHERS OF MY MANY SITE FRIENDS THIS FATHER'S DAY WEEKEND - THANK YOU! =)
Please visit the Andrus Family, victims on June 11th of a murder-suicide. The father-in-law of the suicide, David Andrus, requested that his son-in-law be remembered in all memorials, and noted that the father will be buried beside his wife and daughters: "They were a family, and they remain a family."
Jennifer Lyn "Jen" Andrus
Jessica Andrus
Jeana Andrus
David Andrus
We sometimes tend to forget about the many Vietnam Veterans who returned who were female; I came across this woman's memorial page and am hoping that more folks will stop to tell her Thank You:
Alice Jean "Jeannie" Curtis Williams
I just happened to stumble across this interesting fellow's page - he has less than ten flowers:
Jesse Elton McEwen
Here is a lovely lady whose page I stumbled across - she's an Elvis fan, and that right there means she had good taste! =) Seriously, some wonderful pages linked through hers - ANGEL DAY, JUNE 14th:
Caroline Marie "Carol" Carlson Rutherford
This is a fascinating memorial page w/photo and astonishing memorial stone - I found it under 'Unique Stones' thru member Papa Randy, and another page from his site follows Estelle's:
Estelle Brazier
Callie Donia Shoemake Blair
Although I do have the Green surname in my own history, I do not know whether there is a connection to this gentleman or not, at this time - I just came across his and his family pages, and there are some great photos and interesting stories, so click through a few, if you would be so kind. =) Mr. Green was a WWII veteran:
Joseph Daniel Green
Sometimes I highlight a page because of the story, the circumstances, etc. - in this case, this lovely lady's memorial stone is a testament to her (and her husband's) faith, and the love in which it was placed -
Filomena C. Scibelli
This little guy's page will take you to many fascinating links and stories - Michael was only here for nine months, but is still loved and remembered, and you have got to see his beautiful photo:
Michael Thomas Lovett
This lovely lady has less then ten flowers:
Laura Combes
This young lady, from my hometown of Chicago, became yet another casualty of useless random violence in that city:
Porshe Sabree "Shay" Foster
This is the story of a U.S. Marine who fought for his country, but could not find peace of mind upon returning home; one of our military suicides, please visit him and let him know that he is far from forgotten:
Pvt Jonathan Schulze
Here are three heroes who died in the line of duty - THANK YOU to florida boy for the info:
Officer Peter Paige
Sgt. Edward J. O'Grady
Officer Waverly L. Brown
Regular Profile Info:
I am a writer; I live in California but am from Chicago/Jersey/Detroit by way of 45 states and 3 countries. =) I am widowed and have a beautiful 25 year old son, Gannon Blue, who is mentally and physically disabled; I am grateful to be able to be with Gannon twenty four hours a day. If I accomplish anything good in my lifetime, it is because of my son.
We support St. Jude's, Feed America, MakeAWish, animal welfare charities, Wounded Warrior, Adopt A Soldier, youth at risk programs and all charities for below poverty families. I am so honored to be able to donate the royalties from my upcoming book of poetry to St. Jude's, military aid funds to the families of Wounded Warriors and various programs aiding the poverty stricken across America. =)
Re names I am always trying to find more info on: Hall, Banks/Baker, Sykes, Sykes-Banks, Payne, Taylor/Haines, Kennedy/Meadows, Cook/Wolf, Freshwater/Barefoot/Crow, Wade/McQuaid, Green, Abbot/Ebbot, Cooper and just recently discovered connections to Barefoot/Lyons/Moore/Moreau; Stoneburn/Stoneburner/Holmes and Miles (that's a last name)...
" Pray for the dead and fight like hell for the living." - MOTHER JONES | |
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| | Messages left for Rhonda C. Poynt... (220) | [Leave Message] |
Mario Ragucci
 | Happy to see Rhonda
My patron Saint of Find A Grave. I miss you Rhonda and think of you often. We are connected. Life for me is good. Love you Rhonda. Thank you | | | EmilyAnn Frances May
 | Beautifully expressed
Rhonda, thank you VERY much for visiting my Dad (Frank Jesse Torregrossa) on Father's Day. Your comment and insight is so appreciated. I am happy to now have you as a FindAGrave friend and will reciprocate the visits by flowering some of your memorials whenever I do so for my other friends here.
Blessings to you and yours. | | | Dorothy Varnell
 | Whee!
You Got Mail, x3!
Hope I sent it to the right address!
Hugs and cookies! - Dee☼ | | | Dorothy Varnell
| Connections for You!
You can take David S. Barefoot out of the possibles and put him in the definites! He is the son of Miles P. Barefoot, as noted in his bio. who is the son of David Barefoot b. 1790 NC, d. 1865, Alabama.
David Barefoot (as above), son of
James Barefoot: b. 1759 NC, d. 1819 NC. James is posted on my family tree and traces back to George and Noah. So the connection, while seeming remote, is there! You are Kin!
Will sent the particulars on all the above when I send the particulars in the email mentioned above.
Gotta run, K is getting hungry!
Yet more hugs and cookies! - Dee☼ | | | Dorothy Varnell
| RE: Thank You!
Hi, Rhonda!
OK, mostlt not on my tree yet, I got the following:
Charles Hall Barefoot: b. 1899 Indian Terr., d. Illinois 1933, son of
Joel Henry Barefoot: b.1868 Texas, d. 1901 Indian Terr, son of
John Tipton Barefoot: b. 1823 Tenn., d. 1897 Okla., son of
Dillon Barefoot: b. 1795 Tenn., d. 1830 Tenn., son of
Stephen Barefoot: b. abt. 1772 NC, d ???? Tenn, son of
Jephtha Barefoot: b. 1736 NC, d 1799 NC, son of
John Barefoot: b. 1692 VA, d. 1755 NC, son of
Noah Barefoot: b. 1650-54 VA, d. 1711 VA, son of
George Barefoot: b. 1624 London, Eng., d 1677 VA.
I have Noah and George in my family tree. I will email you the fleshed-out version of the above soon as I get back from eating out this evening, along with a better missive than this note!
Hugs and gobs of cookies to you and GB! - Dee☼
| | | Debbie
 | So Sorry for not being here
I have gone thru two bouts of a stomach bug, then lucky me, food poisoning, went back to work...and basically that's ALL I do, go to work. I NOW have to go to MO next Friday, have a Cousin who is more like a brother that is not doing well at all, then back here, and back to work.
I feel like a year has gone by since I have been here to leave comments.
Depression has gotten much better, but feeling kinda low today......so many things on my mind, SO MUCH I NEED TO DO, SO MUCH I WANT TO DO...AND
SO MANY PEOPLE MAKING DEMANDS ON ME!! it's kinda hardened my heart a little, I think that's a sad thing.
I hope you and Gannon Blue are doing well.
Love,
DebAdded by Debbie on Jun 14, 2013 1:10 PM | | | Papa Randy
 | RE: Your Memorial Pages =)
Thank you so much for your words of kindness. If everyone on this site were as kind as you, it would be a better world! May God bless you for your kindness to others! - Randy | | | Frank R. Adamski
 | RE: Actor Robin Hughes
Hi Rhonda,
I'm happy to have left Robin a belated birthday memorial token. He had a very self assured and confidant on-screen presence and was definitely underutilized in films. I recently saw one of his performances in the Perry Mason episode, ‘The Buried Clock', and per usual he gave a great performance. Everyone should be proud of their ancestry; it's from whence we came. I'm glad to see you back on-line and hope you continue to feel better. I've enjoyed seeing your memorial tokens spread all over Find A Grave and will continue to do so now that you are back. Best to you, Gannon Blue, and the rest of your family. - Frank
| | | MaeRoo
 | Grandma Carol and family.
Thank you very much for the kind words you left on Grandma Carol's memorial page. You have, it seems, started an epidemic of flowers left on the "forgotten" members of my family. I want you to know how much I appreciate you adding her link to your bio like that. I am always in search of new info to add to their memorials and hope to one day have a very clear picture of who they were, so that they will never again be forgotten. Sadly, the only one left of our family to have "met" her (as a baby) was my older sister.Added by MaeRoo on Jun 08, 2013 10:43 PM | | | melissa
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Thank you for your prayers and get well wishs. I pray your feeling better too.
Hugs, MissieAdded by melissa on Jun 06, 2013 11:12 PM | | | | [View all messages...] |
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