IF YOU SEE SOMETHING SAY SOMETHING
By June Brown
My name is June Brown. I was born in November 1940 in St Louis MO. My dad was a butcher, and mother was a stay-at-home mom. I had four siblings. We lived in... Read More...
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Who is the biggest hero in my family history?
By Rose Harrelson
My name is Rose Harrison, from East St. Louis IL. My biggest hero in the family was my Mom. I journal a lot and I’m constantly thanking God for the mother and t... Read More...
They Did it His Way
By Joan Young
My brother-in- law, Jack Holden, was a regular at Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Illinois. He loved watching people race cars. He sponsored several young, e... Read More...
It all started after I proposed to my wife
By Wesley Oaks
It all started after I proposed to my wife. I spent about a month planning my proposal and at the time I thought all the planning and details I put into my prop... Read More...
Weathering Life’s Storms
By Mike Roberts
I was born in Detroit, MI on April 4, 1956 and when I was seven, we moved to Southfield, a suburb. I went off to college at Central Michigan University and earn... Read More...
A Remembrance of Pavarotti
By Juan Carlos Franco
"No, not like that!" yelled Pavarotti as I fumbled through the Traviata aria. The maestro was in a bad mood. He had sung poorly the night before at the... Read More...
The Power of Story Sharing
By Mike Stith
A while back, I had the pleasure of presenting to the Marine Historical Society in Marine, IL. Hosted by society president Shirley Dietz, it was an en... Read More...