I live in Nebraska, and so can't help with the photocopying, but I can give you some hints about organizing them. At the museum where I volunteer, we have put copies of the obituaries in binders alphabetically. We have multiple binders for each letter. Each binder is given its own code such as "A, voulme 1" As we aquire new obituaries, from recent deaths or newly discovered obituaries that hadn't been previously included, we add them to the back of the last binder of that letter. Each letter has it's own index, which makes it easier to edit and add new names. Also easier to search. The obits end up in mostly chronological order as well. Our index just has name, year of death and the volume and page number. It is very easy to locate them. If we get a request, I can scan them and send them as an email attachment, or copy them and send them snail mail. We have a similar index for the marriage records we have. Theresa Bright