"To live in hearts we leave behind, is not to die."
~Thomas Campbell.

Corrections and updates are considered welcome additions. Please use the Edit tab for any SACs or transfer requests. If you feel more comfortable corresponding through email, you may email your requests.

Communicaton left on the profile message board is valued. Please don't be offended if you, later, see that your posts have been deleted. They are only gone from the board and have been saved to a .txt file.
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Since I am unable to get out and about to take photographs, it really means a lot to me when the "Cemetery Walkers" on Find a Grave upload pictures to these memorials. Thank you very much for your time, effort and generosity. Your work is truly appreciated. ~Honor
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When I heard that Ancestry had purchased Find a Grave, I braced myself for a total revamp of the site and felt it would not be a change for the better. Their new format has proven that.

Prior to these changes, visiting a page was like taking a virtual visit to a cemetery, with headstone and cemetery entrance photos and with all of the information concerning the departed clearly in view. Now, instead of a personal web page to honor the memory of family and friends, the site has the impersonal appearance of a genealogy data site and the visitor has to scroll and scroll to view links. Ancestry has a knack for "new and improving" sites into oblivion. It is truly heartbreaking that "the powers that be" at Ancestry are so out of touch with what the Find a Grave members and visitors want. They have bulldozed ahead with the new format despite negative feedback.

Although time-consuming, it was a joy to research and share information, but I am not going to be a "worker bee" for Ancestry, when they have so little regard for the feedback of their contributors. Since the "new" format has become permanent, I will be focusing on improving my existing work, but will not be adding any more memorials to this site.

"To live in hearts we leave behind, is not to die."
~Thomas Campbell.

Corrections and updates are considered welcome additions. Please use the Edit tab for any SACs or transfer requests. If you feel more comfortable corresponding through email, you may email your requests.

Communicaton left on the profile message board is valued. Please don't be offended if you, later, see that your posts have been deleted. They are only gone from the board and have been saved to a .txt file.
~•●✿~~~•●✿~~~•●✿●•~~~✿●•~~~✿●•~~
Since I am unable to get out and about to take photographs, it really means a lot to me when the "Cemetery Walkers" on Find a Grave upload pictures to these memorials. Thank you very much for your time, effort and generosity. Your work is truly appreciated. ~Honor
~•●✿~~~•●✿~~~•●✿●•~~~✿●•~~~✿●•~~
When I heard that Ancestry had purchased Find a Grave, I braced myself for a total revamp of the site and felt it would not be a change for the better. Their new format has proven that.

Prior to these changes, visiting a page was like taking a virtual visit to a cemetery, with headstone and cemetery entrance photos and with all of the information concerning the departed clearly in view. Now, instead of a personal web page to honor the memory of family and friends, the site has the impersonal appearance of a genealogy data site and the visitor has to scroll and scroll to view links. Ancestry has a knack for "new and improving" sites into oblivion. It is truly heartbreaking that "the powers that be" at Ancestry are so out of touch with what the Find a Grave members and visitors want. They have bulldozed ahead with the new format despite negative feedback.

Although time-consuming, it was a joy to research and share information, but I am not going to be a "worker bee" for Ancestry, when they have so little regard for the feedback of their contributors. Since the "new" format has become permanent, I will be focusing on improving my existing work, but will not be adding any more memorials to this site.