Our Goal
Preserving the past - for generations to come.
We hope this project will unite family members near and far.
Tony & Sandy Cocchiara
Many family histories begin with “word-of-mouth” stories passed on from generation to generation. It is through the process of “living” that these stories are created. I'm sure everyone can look back and recall the stories that are told and retold to others just as they were told to us — sometimes with laughter and sometimes with tears — but always with love. Often they start with something like, “Remember that time when we…..” or “I remember my father (or my mother, or my aunt, or my…) telling me about how…….” or what about “When I was your age…” Well, our family was no different. It is by exploring these “stories” that we learn about the things that have helped to shape our lives, our values, who we are, and who we will become.
As you visit our ancestor's pages, keep in mind that these were real people, with real families, living very real lives. Each one unique, each one special, and each one with his or her own story to be told.
It is these combined experiences, both past and present, which form...
Our Legacy.
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Visitors
Think we might be related?
Visit our family and search by name index or surname list.
At our family site you can access additional information,
update your family file, or connect with other family members.
This area is reserved for family members only.
A dedication to the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
To these very special individuals and their families, we say...
Thank You.
Thinking about researching your family ancestry?
Want to build your own web site but not sure where to start?
Check out our resource page for links to research, graphic, music, and more.
Contact Information
Comments and suggestions are always welcome.
Sandra M Cocchiara
Use of the KENT COAT OF ARMS courtesy of Mr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Kent, Rochester, New York
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This site was created on June 3, 2004