About Me
I began researching as a teenager with my quest to discover my biological parents. I found them a decade later, and it changed my life and theirs. This remains my longest search.
My grandmother passed down her devotion for those who serve. She was a Gold Star Sister, her brother Raymond killed in Germany on March 14, 1945. Before she died, she shared his wartime letters with me, and I became obsessed to learn his story. That search put me on my path as a professional military records researcher.
My work has deepened my connections with the military and veterans community. I am a former board member of Honor Flight Pittsburgh and have had the honor to get to know dozens of World War II, Korean War and Vietnam Veterans. I believe they are National Treasures and treat them accordingly.
There’s a face behind each record I touch. For me, military records research isn’t just digging through historical facts. It’s discovering people’s lives. I consider it an honor to help preserve our veterans’ stories.
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