My love for family history started at an early age.  It was fueled by family historians who took  great pride in our Mormon roots.  I took my quest deeper rejoicing at every little bit of family  history I found.  I added my late husbands family and rejoiced as family members found me and shared  photos and we shared facts and discovered more facts and family along the way.

My family tree is blended families which will take many turns and occasionally merging back  together.  If you look you will see how we even shared early beginnings.  I truly believe in lost  souls reuniting and seen it in my tree.  I remember the day I found my ancestry was Mullins by not  only marriage, but by blood (my late husband and I share direct ancestors, from a brother & sister.]

I find it hard to stop, In-laws are family and are part of my tree.  

2 Hicks Cousins 2nd and 2x removed who have found each other and help me research. We share the same  Great Grandparents and are becoming like first cousins or even sisters as we track down our common  ancestors.

You entered my life and loved someone I loved, you deserve to be remembered; not lost for eternity.  

"You touched a heart, made it skip a beat, brought a smile to our face and a tear or two of joy or  sadness, you deserve being remembered!"