John Zabarylo
Honor Code SignatorySigned 19 Sep 2015 | 154 contributions | 3 thank-yous | 841 connections
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Bill
i am not to versed in much even though i have been doing this for a few years. i think the family tree i am using is not friendly to beginners as i have a hard time in getting around the program and trying to do thingsare hard to do because the wording is not so simple to those not computer literate. i found this site being on my family tree and went in and had a look around and found it to be a lot more easy to use. so if i can be of any help on this site you can count me in. jz.
Bill
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Thanks, Bill