A little about me...
I am a resident of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. I was born here in 1962, and have never lived very far from here. I have also lived in Ancaster, Minett, Stoney Creek, and Welland (all in Ontario).
I am a graduate of The Canadian Institute of Business, where I received my honours diploma in Computer Programming & Data Processing (December 1996). Before that, (Long before that ;)) I graduated from Cardinal Newman High School (in Hamilton) and Our Lady of the Assumption Elementary School (in Stoney Creek).
I love to travel, and have traveled extensively through the U.S.A. and a little bit in Canada. So far, I have been to 44 States and 4 Provinces. In July & August 1998, I took a trip which encompassed a total of 30 States & 2 Provinces. I have not yet had the opportunity to travel outside of North America, but I would really like to see both Ireland and Australia.
But my greatest love is music! I am a bit of a musician, dabbling in guitar, piano & bass guitar. I was Music Director of St. Luke's R.C. Parish from 1992 until October 2000, and since then may be found at Incarnation Parish. I have also spent a lot of that time volunteering for the children at the Parish schools - then - St. Luke, and St. Anthony of Padua, and now - St. Bernard, St. Helen & St. Joan of Arc.
Many thanks to Eduardo Photo Studio for allowing me to use the picture. If you like it you can e-mail him and let him know.
Check out My Genealogy Page . . .
Although I love to find humour on the 'net, I have purposely left it off of my site, because it is so easy to find elsewhere and I don't want to spend the time sorting through what should be posted and what shouldn't. But this one was just to good to pass up. And so I give to you: The Mother of All Urban Legends
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Hamilton
The National Association of Pastoral Musicians
The Red Hill Valley Project (The Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway)
Editorial cartoon from Hamilton Spectator, May 7, 1999 This tells a little story about the ongoing delays in completing this road, which has been under construction for 10 years.
BuildTheExpressway.com (A site dedicated to the completion of the highway)
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO)
Canada's Geographical Names A very interesting site...
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