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Christmas Newsletter 2009
Posted on December 21st, 2009 No comments2009 is all but done…
… it’s been an interesting year. Lisa is still at the same job she’s been doing since she started work in 1985, but after several changes of ownership is back with General Motors again. Roger continues taking care of the house and yard, as well as lots of computer related work for the Western Michigan Genealogical Society and the Clan Moffat Society. Roger also helps others with genealogy websites, and has customers as far away as Denmark and Israel. Read the rest of this entry » -
Newsletter 2008
Posted on December 1st, 2008 No comments

Happy Holidays
FromCaledonia, MI, USA
December 2008
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Hi Everyone
Winter has arrived here in Michigan – actually it arrived a few weeks ago with temperatures below freezing, snow, and a huge freeze in the American economy. Thankfully, despite all the doom and gloom in the American car industry, right now Lisa’s Delphi Corporation plant is still open and she still has a job there. Hopefully the knuckleheads at the car companies, the Government and the United Auto Workers union will figure something out to prevent this from all crashing down. Since General Motors is still Delphi’s largest customer, as well as providing support for Delphi’s former GM workers, it’s hard to imagine that if GM goes away, Delphi will last more than a few minutes longer. Read the rest of this entry »
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Newsletter 2007
Posted on December 1st, 2007 No comments
Happy HolidaysFrom
Caledonia, MI, USA
December 2007
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Hi Everyone
I’m afraid this is going to be a bit late this year, particularly for those not in the US. Looking back now it’s hard to remember where the year went.
In April, Lisa’s brother’s family came for a visit (Jim, Kim and Kathy) to see the butterflies at Frederick Meijer Gardens. We took Zoe, the daughter of Lisa’s local cousins, with us. The two girls had lots of fun together being silly and racing around the outdoor exhibits, including being squashed by the giant horse. Read the rest of this entry »










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