Please DO NOT submit questions or requests using my contributor page or by eMail. Such requests will be ignored. Follow the Find A Grave procedures by using SUGGEST EDITS on the memorial page to request any changes, offer suggestions, or to request a transfer. Also, please provide suggested links to parents in the same manner using the SUGGEST EDITS feature. ~ Thank You.

NOTE: If you refuse to accept messages, replies or share an eMail address, do not expect me to accept your suggestions.

Transfers: Please read the Find a Grave policy to see if your request qualifies a transfer. If it falls within the guidelines, please use the SUGGEST EDITS button on the memorial page when you request a transfer since it immediately provides me with a link to the memorial.

Please, no more death certificates unless they are at least 100 years old. I have received a number of complaints from surviving family members asking me to remove them. While death certificates are public records, they can also reveal private and sometimes embarrassing information that families prefer not to share on this site. Thank you.

Please DO NOT submit questions or requests using my contributor page or by eMail. Such requests will be ignored. Follow the Find A Grave procedures by using SUGGEST EDITS on the memorial page to request any changes, offer suggestions, or to request a transfer. Also, please provide suggested links to parents in the same manner using the SUGGEST EDITS feature. ~ Thank You.

NOTE: If you refuse to accept messages, replies or share an eMail address, do not expect me to accept your suggestions.

Transfers: Please read the Find a Grave policy to see if your request qualifies a transfer. If it falls within the guidelines, please use the SUGGEST EDITS button on the memorial page when you request a transfer since it immediately provides me with a link to the memorial.

Please, no more death certificates unless they are at least 100 years old. I have received a number of complaints from surviving family members asking me to remove them. While death certificates are public records, they can also reveal private and sometimes embarrassing information that families prefer not to share on this site. Thank you.