Thanks to my Statistics Class, Planning a June Vacation, and a busy work schedule, I have clearly been a bit understandably derelect in my duty as a blogger. I do apologize and now that Summer is here, I hope to manage a few more moments for this forum of Genedocs that several people really enjoy.
Make no mistake, I took Genedocs and other projects with me on vacation and actually made some research headway like:
- Locating my father and his family in the 1940 US Census covering Hot Springs, SD.
- Working out new Genedocs Designs
- Deciding on a long walk with my sister that it is about time Genedocs became a successful business(finally! - the time and effort invested in our best work needs to generate a worthwhile return on that investment)
- Playing my newer music on my brother-in-law's baby grand.
I also realize that the improvements made need collaboration with others to be brought to full fruition - like the necklace shared below by a female freind on facebook. It is a great adaptation of the same concept the pocket photo pedigree was designed for - sharing generation of ancestors photos, yet, in necklace form, it clearly needs not be stored 95% of the time in your pocket, wallet or purse so bravo to the ladies helping me realize this legacy jewelry concept!

Genedocs is known for its FREE Innovative Templates on Facebook. The core of these were designed by program Founder Eric with the following essential experience: Researching since 1985 Nearly 8 years honorable USAF Service Magna cum Laude honors Decade+ of records/information management organization. With Genedocs, he also dares cross the shaky rope bridge between genealogy into the often feared and complex realm of legacy preparation.
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