CRIDER • MCGREGOR • GRAY • BOYD • AMBROZI • WURSLIN • LANHAM • MARTENS • et al

What is the Crider family like? Or, what was it like way back when...?

What kind of a man was Wm. Alexander Crider? How did he affect the people around him?

What was unique about Oma (Crider) McGregor? I never really knew her but from what I have seen (in photos) and what I have heard from others I wish I could have known her. One thing I notice in all the photos is how much she cared about her appearance. She always looked SHARP! And what a beautiful woman she was.

What is your branch of the family like? Share with us the things about your family that make it unique and special. Is there anything that characterizes your family? Like loud snorers..., or, quiet and softspoken...?

Life is often too busy to get together with extended family like we should or as we would like to. But life is also colorless and empty without the joy, laughter and tears of shared life experiences. After all...we are family...and family is on the top of God's list of "most important" things!

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CRIDER • MCGREGOR • GRAY • BOYD • AMBROZI • WURSLIN • LANHAM • MARTENS • et al

How about some creative writing from you all? It can be recent...or something you wrote thirty (or more) years ago.

"Four score and twenty years ago... our...fathers..." (Hmmm...that sounds familiar...haven't I heard that before somewhere?)

Or how about some of those great recipes have you created or modified? Share your culinary craftiness with us!

For you guys who don't even know where the silverware is in the kitchen. Why don't you share with us about the kind of work you do (or did in the past). What did you like best about your occupation?

Do you have any pictures you would like to share? More old photos of family? Or perhaps interesting pictures of unique places you have gone.

What hobbies do you have? How are you creative? (I am pretty good at making a mess!!)

This is the place you can express yourself. Let's have at it...and let's have fun!.

Jim Roper
September 2002.