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Hey everyone, I've been thinking a lot about Mary Ann Schulz and her passion for genealogy. It's such a meaningful way to connect with our past, and Mary Ann seemed to have a real gift for bringing history to life for her community. I came across an old article mentioning a genealogy project she led at the local library, which apparently brought together people of all ages. It just shows how deeply she cared for connecting her neighbors and fostering a sense of community. I can't help but feel for those who attended and learned from her sessions—they must miss her dearly. Even though she's no longer with us, I hope that her work in genealogy continues to inspire others to uncover and cherish their own histories. Does anyone know if there’s been any tribute to Mary Ann’s work in the community since her passing?
