THE FAMILY FACT FINDER PAGEEnjoy the reading and don't be a stranger, come back soon. I would be happy to publish any family news that would be related to the families who are part of the Rybolt tree throughout the U.S.A. Labor Day weekend of this year, 1999, will see the marriage of Suzanne Rybolt to Zak Kambic. God's Blessings to this marriage and may they enjoy a long and happy life together filled with many children. Check "God's Blessings To You" for April birthdays Don't forget to stay in touch with those away from home. Jackie Rybolt is at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois. Kelly Rybolt is at Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois. I know they enjoy receiving mail.
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FROM THE HEART, THROUGH THE PEN AND INTO YOUR MIND
I have seen and heard on too many occasions the regrets people have for not doing something about something while they still could have done it. As much time as I have spent doing the family genealogy, there are so many people that I didn't get the chance to talk to about my family's past history. I now wish that I had the chance, or worse yet, wish that I would have taken the time to talk to my parents, aunts and uncles and those that had stories to tell, stories that I could have put on paper to live forever...... not to go with them to their grave when they departed from us. Someday, I too will depart, however the difference will be that the stories I can accumulate and the knowledge of the family history that I have learned will be left behind for those of you who want to know or just remember. Thomas Jefferson once said "it is just as important to know where one comes from, than to know where one is going." I am proud to be a RYBOLT.....and I hope you too are proud and find these works I leave on this site to be some consolation for those of our family who have preceded us and afterall made it all possible for us to even be here. Take a few minutes of your time and e-mail me with your comments and contributions. Thanks. |
THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH
DO YOU HAVE TIME?.. I knelt to pray but not for long I had too much to do Must hurry off and get to work For bills would soon be due. And as I said a hurried prayer Jumped up from off my knee My duty was now done My sould could be at ease All through the day I had no time To speak a word of cheer No time to speak to friends They'd laugh at me I fear No time...No time too much to do That was my constant cry No time to give to those in need At last it was time to die And when the Lord I came I stood with downcast eyes With His Hands He held a book It was The Book of Life He looked in the book and said Your name I cannot find I once was going to write it down But never found the time.. Annonymous |
HELP ME WITH MISSING FAMILY INFORMATION
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