Hi Diane - Somewhere I have your address but it is in a notebook and I have many of those - they seem to like to play hide and seek so if you can give me your address again I will mail those lists to you of vocations from Sts. Peter and Paul church as well an obituary from the nuns that is priceless. My daughter is married and my son graduated - have had an unbelievable year so far in that I have lost a dozen close family and friends in death but the genealogy itch just has to be scratched. Mary Ann in Kansas

Mary Ann, Personally, I am happy for you having the kids move up and out. Now you'll have more time to scratch your itches until the grandkids come along. Everyone is losing close ones. Maybe not a dozen like you, but we all mourn just as much. The "Greatest Generation" and even the early Boomers were supposed to live forever. Why do they keeping dying on us? Funerals have replaced graduations and weddings, and they are not nearly as much fun. Thank you again for sharing with us, ===>+bill [email protected] wrote: Hi Diane - Somewhere I have your address but it is in a notebook and I have many of those - they seem to like to play hide and seek so if you can give me your address again I will mail those lists to you of vocations from Sts. Peter and Paul church as well an obituary from the nuns that is priceless. My daughter is married and my son graduated - have had an unbelievable year so far in that I have lost a dozen close family and friends in death but the genealogy itch just has to be scratched. Mary Ann in Kansas ==== MO-STLOUIS-METRO Mailing List ==== If you haven't visited Dave Lossos' "Genealogy in St. Louis" website (http://genealogyinstlouis.accessgenealogy.com/) you might want to take a look. "You can't know if 18-, 19-, or 20-year-olds ever believe what you're saying" --Tyrone Willingham Bill Olbrich 8723 Brigeport Ave St. Louis, MO 63144 (314) 961-3036 <[email protected]>