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In January 2005 Missi Howlett announced a personal website, The Sargents. It features her family: Kurt Sargent, Missi, Kurt's son Jamie, and Missi's son Richie. From the front page you can link to Missi's Music Room, a weight loss journal, family photo page, or selected website favorites (e.g. The Boston Red Sox).
Darrel's AAALynx website is a virtual museum of photo galleries, slide shows, mini videos, and links to a variety of interesting web pages. You will need to sit down with a cup of coffee and a doughnut just to sample a few of the many offerings on his front page.
In collaboration with Kathy, his hiking companion, Darrel has visited state parks and other venues in Minnesota and surrounding areas, photographing all kinds of scenery, including breathtaking waterfalls and sunsets.
Kathy Skow is Darrel's partner in hiking adventures. On her Red Fox Imagery website she has documented their many trips in Minnesota and elsewhere, and her narratives are accompanied by great photos. One journal describes a visit to the Como Park Zoo, with a link to a video of swinging monkeys!
Rob and Willow Howlett celebrated the birth of their son with a comprehensive photo gallery, on a Rinne Family web site hosted by Willow's dad. Thor Foster Howlett was born on Jan. 11 2005, and you can see his early development on a series of photo pages. Thor was the first grandchild for Willow's parents, but not for Doug and Carol Howlett, who are each depicted lovingly holding their newest grandson.
Sarah Bergeron started her PBase website a couple of years ago, and now has over 500 photo images in 25 galleries, ranging from her wedding to lighthouses to "things that creep, crawl, and slither."
Scott Murdock, retired from the USAF, has an impressive website called "Scott's USAF Installations Page." He started it in 1998 and as he toured the country visiting numerous AF locations, updated it continuously. Scott's well written narratives are laced with links to hundreds of photos and bits of humor. You don't have to be a USAF installations afficionado to enjoy a tour of his pages.
Roy and Tami Murdock have a lovely memorial website
for their departed son Benjamin Christian Murdock (1980-1997). Have your sound turned on - the background music is the beautiful Fur Elise, one of Ben's favorites. The site is hosted by Angelfire, and if there are pop-up ads, just X them out to see the impressive writing about Ben's life and a photo gallery.
Carl "Chip" Martz honored his late wife Rose (1935-2003) with a very nice memorial website. It is highlighted by a loving biography of Rose written
by Chip for his grandchildren. There are also tributes from people who knew Rose, along with photographs, a slide show, and a movie. The website is hosted by "Making Everlasting Memories."
