Comments for KeatingSearch Journal http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress An ongoing journal of genealogical and family discovery. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:01:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Micheal Keating (? – 19 June 1901) by rob keating http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2009/12/06/micheal-keating-19-june-1901/comment-page-1/#comment-447133 rob keating Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:01:16 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/?p=903#comment-447133 My family came from Barnaboy as well. I always had an unsubstantiated hunch that Micheal senior may have been the brother of my GGGrandfather, Peter (and his siblings Edward, Margaret, John, et al). His dad was Matthew and Mom was Margaret (Handibo). Micheal Sr died in Barnaboy in September 1894. If any of this strikes a cord, please come back -- I have lots of detail on Peter's family. My family came from Barnaboy as well. I always had an unsubstantiated hunch that Micheal senior may have been the brother of my GGGrandfather, Peter (and his siblings Edward, Margaret, John, et al). His dad was Matthew and Mom was Margaret (Handibo). Micheal Sr died in Barnaboy in September 1894. If any of this strikes a cord, please come back — I have lots of detail on Peter’s family.

]]> Comment on Bray – Pope Marriage (27 April 1859) by Br Michael TSSF http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2009/12/04/bray-pope-marriage-27-april-1859/comment-page-1/#comment-440861 Br Michael TSSF Thu, 07 Jan 2010 19:46:44 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/?p=881#comment-440861 Could anyone please tell me as much as possible about Edward Pope, the first Archdeacon of Jamaica. when and where he was born where he was educated who ordained him, his clerical positions he held, when and where he died and where he is buried. Br. Michael michaeltssf3@yahoo.co.uk Could anyone please tell me as much as possible about Edward Pope, the first Archdeacon of Jamaica. when and where he was born where he was educated who ordained him, his clerical positions he held, when and where he died and where he is buried.
Br. Michael
michaeltssf3@yahoo.co.uk

]]> Comment on Obituary – Wilbert Lyle “Willy” Keating (1932 – 2006) by bob mcdonald http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/12/20/obituary-wilbert-lyle-willy-keating-74/comment-page-1/#comment-440854 bob mcdonald Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:03:21 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/12/20/obituary-wilbert-lyle-willy-keating-74/#comment-440854 I knew willy when we were both stationed at RCAF stn. flin flon mb we were in the flin flon boxing club together and we hunted together in the area.I googled his name only to find he was deceased I knew willy when we were both stationed at RCAF stn. flin flon mb
we were in the flin flon boxing club together and we hunted together in the area.I googled his name only to find he was deceased

]]> Comment on Biography – Robert Keating (1834 – ??) by Elizabeth W Knowlton http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/23/biography-robert-keating-1834/comment-page-1/#comment-439819 Elizabeth W Knowlton Tue, 29 Dec 2009 01:18:44 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/23/biography-robert-keating-1834/#comment-439819 Francis Root Keating and Robert Keating Root are two separate men, probably brothers, the first born in Apr 1862 and the second in Jun 1866. They appear separately on the censuses, the first living with his father, Robert Keating; the second with his grandfather, Francis H Root. They married different women, the first Grace Brayley; the second, Emily Knowlton Davis (ca. 1889). The latter had no children. Because Robert Keating [adopted] Root was born in June 1862, the year his mother, Caroline Root Keating died, I assumed she died in childbirth. However, there is another child, Langford S. Keating, in the Root household, supposedly the son of Robert and Anna, his second wife. He was born in 1866 also. Can anyone explain where he came from? Francis Root Keating and Robert Keating Root are two separate men, probably brothers, the first born in Apr 1862 and the second in Jun 1866. They appear separately on the censuses, the first living with his father, Robert Keating; the second with his grandfather, Francis H Root. They married different women, the first Grace Brayley; the second, Emily Knowlton Davis (ca. 1889). The latter had no children. Because Robert Keating [adopted] Root was born in June 1862, the year his mother, Caroline Root Keating died, I assumed she died in childbirth. However, there is another child, Langford S. Keating, in the Root household, supposedly the son of Robert and Anna, his second wife. He was born in 1866 also. Can anyone explain where he came from?

]]> Comment on The Origins of the Keating Name by Brendan O'Donoghue http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/comment-page-1/#comment-429559 Brendan O'Donoghue Wed, 21 Oct 2009 07:45:03 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/#comment-429559 If you look elsewhere on this site I have posted my Keating family tree back to 990AD If you look elsewhere on this site I have posted my Keating family tree back to 990AD

]]> Comment on The Origins of the Keating Name by Brendan O'Donoghue http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/comment-page-1/#comment-429558 Brendan O'Donoghue Wed, 21 Oct 2009 07:43:29 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/#comment-429558 There's a letter on Ebay written by this guy. He writes to John King of the death of his 96 year old grandmother. It ends in 2 days. If you are interested the link is: http://cgi.ebay.com/1856-PHILA-LETTER-FROM-FAMOUS-PHYSICIAN-WM-V-KEATING_W0QQitemZ110447223736QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item19b72ae3b8#ht_504wt_958 There’s a letter on Ebay written by this guy. He writes to John King of the death of his 96 year old grandmother. It ends in 2 days. If you are interested the link is:
http://cgi.ebay.com/1856-PHILA-LETTER-FROM-FAMOUS-PHYSICIAN-WM-V-KEATING_W0QQitemZ110447223736QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item19b72ae3b8#ht_504wt_958

]]> Comment on The Origins of the Keating Name by Seamus Keating http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/comment-page-1/#comment-427616 Seamus Keating Wed, 30 Sep 2009 23:04:49 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/#comment-427616 I am also Irish, from Tipperary but now living in Spain and John I know you and knew your father, he was Dad´s cousin. He was also his best man and Godfater to my brother, Paul. My late father (Pat Keating) was very active in the Keating history and gave many lectures on the subject over the years. However since his death 15 years ago, we among the family have not taken it up as much as we should have. The real fault lays with myself as I had always assumed the mantle of continuing the work.I used to help him out and worked as a librarian in Dublin for many years. The notes are there (10+ years of research in the National Library and elsewhere, including Wales) but need to be collated and carefully edited. There is an abundance of material but a lot needs to be translated from the Latin which I sadly lack. I suppose that having reached the 40´s, and living abroad, my sense of heritage is beginning to manifest itself with a greater sense of urgency. Apart from that, there is another Keating on the way soon and we want to give he/her a real sense of family pride. I will do my best to get the material and make sense of it. But it would be great to have some support from Dublin. All the best, Seamus I am also Irish, from Tipperary but now living in Spain and John I know you and knew your father, he was Dad´s cousin. He was also his best man and Godfater to my brother, Paul.
My late father (Pat Keating) was very active in the Keating history and gave many lectures on the subject over the years. However since his death 15 years ago, we among the family have not taken it up as much as we should have. The real fault lays with myself as I had always assumed the mantle of continuing the work.I used to help him out and worked as a librarian in Dublin for many years.
The notes are there (10+ years of research in the National Library and elsewhere, including Wales) but need to be collated and carefully edited. There is an abundance of material but a lot needs to be translated from the Latin which I sadly lack.
I suppose that having reached the 40´s, and living abroad, my sense of heritage is beginning to manifest itself with a greater sense of urgency.
Apart from that, there is another Keating on the way soon and we want to give he/her a real sense of family pride. I will do my best to get the material and make sense of it. But it would be great to have some support from Dublin.
All the best,

Seamus

]]> Comment on Biography – Maurice Bagenal St. Leger Keating by C.Kearley(Keating) http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/19/biography-maurice-bagenal-st-leger/comment-page-1/#comment-427445 C.Kearley(Keating) Wed, 30 Sep 2009 03:03:39 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/19/biography-maurice-bagenal-st-leger/#comment-427445 Hello to all. I am really glad i stubled upon this site. my Mothers maiden name is Keating. so far all i know about my past family line is that are irish hertige was founded by a normand knight from italy sometime in the 12th to 14th century. and at that time the name was Cetien or of somesort it has been many years and i am after forgeting how it is spelt. I have been unable to find out further infromation. as i dont really know how or where to start looking. if you could help me with this i would be most greatful. as for William keating i know of one and he was born in 1799 and died in 1844 and was the son of Baron john Keating. Hello to all. I am really glad i stubled upon this site. my Mothers maiden name is Keating. so far all i know about my past family line is that are irish hertige was founded by a normand knight from italy sometime in the 12th to 14th century. and at that time the name was Cetien or of somesort it has been many years and i am after forgeting how it is spelt. I have been unable to find out further infromation. as i dont really know how or where to start looking. if you could help me with this i would be most greatful.

as for William keating i know of one and he was born in 1799 and died in 1844 and was the son of Baron john Keating.

]]> Comment on The Origins of the Keating Name by John Augustine Keating http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/comment-page-1/#comment-426105 John Augustine Keating Thu, 24 Sep 2009 21:22:02 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/#comment-426105 The first Keating I am aware of is James de Keting mentioned in 1302 in Kerry.I was always of the opinion that we descended from a de Ketings who was a Norman mercenary baron.He arrived here with Strongbow in 1169 from Wales. We are an Irish based branch of the family.My father was John Keating, my grandfather and great grandfather also.While I now live in Dublin,I am from Co Offaly as are my forebears.If any of our diaspora wish to contact me,feel free to pass on my email. The first Keating I am aware of is James de Keting mentioned in 1302 in Kerry.I was always of the opinion that we descended from a de Ketings who was a Norman mercenary baron.He arrived here with Strongbow in 1169 from Wales.
We are an Irish based branch of the family.My father was John Keating, my grandfather and great grandfather also.While I now live in Dublin,I am from Co Offaly as are my forebears.If any of our diaspora wish to contact me,feel free to pass on my email.

]]> Comment on The Origins of the Keating Name by Seamus Keating http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/comment-page-1/#comment-425759 Seamus Keating Thu, 24 Sep 2009 00:25:29 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/#comment-425759 As legend has it (at least that with which I was brought up), Keating was rightly derived from "Céad Tine" or first fire. The first of the clan came from Wales before the "official" Norman invasion in 1169. Strongbow and his king Henry II, had long coveted the idea of an invasion of the country before invited by Dermot MacMorrough, the deposed King of Leinster. So in 1167, 2 years before the history books record, the first of the Normans "secretly" arrived in Wexford and lit fires on the coast of that county which was most accessible from Pembroke in Wales. This was done to signal to the incoming Norman invaders the most appropriate places to land their ships. Thus the name "first fire" becomes more poignant. As legend has it (at least that with which I was brought up), Keating was rightly derived from “Céad Tine” or first fire. The first of the clan came from Wales before the “official” Norman invasion in 1169. Strongbow and his king Henry II, had long coveted the idea of an invasion of the country before invited by Dermot MacMorrough, the deposed King of Leinster. So in 1167, 2 years before the history books record, the first of the Normans “secretly” arrived in Wexford and lit fires on the coast of that county which was most accessible from Pembroke in Wales. This was done to signal to the incoming Norman invaders the most appropriate places to land their ships. Thus the name “first fire” becomes more poignant.

]]> Comment on Last Resting Place of Geoffrey Keating by Seamus Keating http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2007/01/10/last-resting-place-of-geoffrey-keating/comment-page-1/#comment-425753 Seamus Keating Wed, 23 Sep 2009 23:51:53 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/?p=270#comment-425753 Chris, a monument was erected to Geoffrey Keating in 1990, funded by the local community. It can be found in Burgess which was his place of birth. I remember the occassion well. In attandance were many local people and dignitaries. The renouned Keating scholar, Dr.Pádraig Ó Fiannachta spoke very eloquently in both Irish and English and the Keating Clan Chieftain Patrick Keating pressed home the need to remember one of our greatest writers and historians. It is modest memorial but fitting to commemorate such a great figure. The church in Tubrid badly needs reperation, agreed. Attempts have been made in the past to keep the structure intact but funds are hard to come by as in all projects of this nature. There are an abundance of small national monuments that have fallen into disrepair and obviously local and central government (as well as ecclesiastical influences) prefer to focus on more "important" monument which are not lacking in the area. There are a number of Keating strongholds closeby which are also in ruins unfortunately. Coming from the area originally, it is great to return but sad to see our local and ancestral heritage in decay. The small local population have devoted what they can in terms of dedication and funding. It took a number of years to raise the money for the provision of the afore mentioned monument, but to raise a roof and reinforce the existing (delicate)structure of the Morturary Chapel in Tubrid exceeds existing expectations, although it is a great local aspiration. I would have to disagree with you however when you state that it has been forgotten about, especially among the locals. There is great awareness and pride, especially in Ballylooby, Burgess and Tubrid (to name but a few of the local townlands that would love nothing more but to see their heritage renewed). If you come back again, you should make it your priority to meet those who are more knowlegable about local history as there are far Keating related sights to see in the area. In disrepair they may be, but they still hold a very special place in our hearts. Seamus Keating Chris, a monument was erected to Geoffrey Keating in 1990, funded by the local community. It can be found in Burgess which was his place of birth. I remember the occassion well. In attandance were many local people and dignitaries. The renouned Keating scholar, Dr.Pádraig Ó Fiannachta spoke very eloquently in both Irish and English and the Keating Clan Chieftain Patrick Keating pressed home the need to remember one of our greatest writers and historians.
It is modest memorial but fitting to commemorate such a great figure.
The church in Tubrid badly needs reperation, agreed. Attempts have been made in the past to keep the structure intact but funds are hard to come by as in all projects of this nature. There are an abundance of small national monuments that have fallen into disrepair and obviously local and central government (as well as ecclesiastical influences) prefer to focus on more “important” monument which are not lacking in the area. There are a number of Keating strongholds closeby which are also in ruins unfortunately. Coming from the area originally, it is great to return but sad to see our local and ancestral heritage in decay. The small local population have devoted what they can in terms of dedication and funding. It took a number of years to raise the money for the provision of the afore mentioned monument, but to raise a roof and reinforce the existing (delicate)structure of the Morturary Chapel in Tubrid exceeds existing expectations, although it is a great local aspiration.
I would have to disagree with you however when you state that it has been forgotten about, especially among the locals. There is great awareness and pride, especially in Ballylooby, Burgess and Tubrid (to name but a few of the local townlands that would love nothing more but to see their heritage renewed). If you come back again, you should make it your priority to meet those who are more knowlegable about local history as there are far Keating related sights to see in the area. In disrepair they may be, but they still hold a very special place in our hearts.

Seamus Keating

]]> Comment on Biography – John Keating by Katie http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/19/biography-john-keating/comment-page-1/#comment-424573 Katie Thu, 17 Sep 2009 17:44:30 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/19/biography-john-keating/#comment-424573 I am trying to sort out the Narraghmore Keatings. There is a Maurice who died in 1683 (brother of John Keating, Lord Chief Justice), and he had a son named Maurice. Is the the Maurice Keating who was M.P. for Kildare in 1725, or was there another generation in between them? Maurice Keating is also listed as M.P. in 1768. Again, my question is which one is this? And which Maurice Keating is the father of Juliana Keating (among others)? Were Catherine (later Wesley) and Anne Keating (later Carr) Juliana's sisters or aunts? Thanks for any clarification that anyone can provide. I am trying to sort out the Narraghmore Keatings. There is a Maurice who died in 1683 (brother of John Keating, Lord Chief Justice), and he had a son named Maurice. Is the the Maurice Keating who was M.P. for Kildare in 1725, or was there another generation in between them? Maurice Keating is also listed as M.P. in 1768. Again, my question is which one is this? And which Maurice Keating is the father of Juliana Keating (among others)? Were Catherine (later Wesley) and Anne Keating (later Carr) Juliana’s sisters or aunts?
Thanks for any clarification that anyone can provide.

]]> Comment on Obituary – John Francis “Jack” Keating (1934 – 2007) by Tommy Mooney http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/18/obituary-john-francis-jack-keating-72/comment-page-1/#comment-423713 Tommy Mooney Thu, 10 Sep 2009 20:03:05 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/18/obituary-john-francis-jack-keating-72/#comment-423713 My uncle was a John "Jack" Francis Keating also; born 1900; died 1948. His father was Rd.Keating, Co.Carlow and Grandfather Tom Keating , Co.Carlow, and Gt Grandfather John Keating, Co. Wexford , all in Ireland though many of each of their siblings emigrated to the USA.??? My uncle was a John “Jack” Francis Keating also; born 1900; died 1948. His father was Rd.Keating, Co.Carlow and Grandfather Tom Keating , Co.Carlow, and Gt Grandfather John Keating, Co. Wexford , all in Ireland though many of each of their siblings emigrated to the USA.???

]]> Comment on Biography – Maurice Bagenal St. Leger Keating by Ken K http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/19/biography-maurice-bagenal-st-leger/comment-page-1/#comment-411942 Ken K Sat, 15 Aug 2009 07:12:59 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/19/biography-maurice-bagenal-st-leger/#comment-411942 To: C. Cassidy. I am responding to ur search for william Keating. email me at kkeating30@yahoo.com and tell me how old u think he is and other info u know of. To: C. Cassidy. I am responding to ur search for william Keating. email me at kkeating30@yahoo.com and tell me how old u think he is and other info u know of.

]]> Comment on Texas, Maryland Archaeological Dig by Cassie Kilroy Thompson http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2009/07/14/texas-maryland-archaeological-dig/comment-page-1/#comment-404137 Cassie Kilroy Thompson Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:18:49 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/?p=830#comment-404137 If there are any Keating researchers that ARE looking into the Texas Maryland Keatings, I would be interested in hearing from them. I am the historian and Texas descendant mentioned in the Sun article. I have several death certificates and plenty of census data on these Keatings, plus information from the St. Joseph's Jubilee published in 1927. Visit www.FriendsofTexasMaryland.org and contact me if you are related or just interested. If there are any Keating researchers that ARE looking into the Texas Maryland Keatings, I would be interested in hearing from them. I am the historian and Texas descendant mentioned in the Sun article. I have several death certificates and plenty of census data on these Keatings, plus information from the St. Joseph’s Jubilee published in 1927. Visit http://www.FriendsofTexasMaryland.org and contact me if you are related or just interested.

]]> Comment on Baldwinstown Castle by Andrew John Keating http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/12/11/baldwinstown-castle/comment-page-1/#comment-397442 Andrew John Keating Thu, 16 Jul 2009 16:30:21 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/?p=606#comment-397442 I am a English Keating of stock that has been resident in the Mancester area of England since 1900. Interesting my family is full of people called John. I am interested in the photos above. I would like permission to use the third picture on my new company website WKD Sales, Marketing & Media Would this be possible..If you would like any information on the Keatings of Cheetam Hill in Manchester pleaase let me know. It is some story, involving war heros, alcoholics, police officers, and gamblers. We are a large family.Keep up he good work.... Andrew John Keating I am a English Keating of stock that has been resident in the Mancester area of England since 1900. Interesting my family is full of people called John.

I am interested in the photos above. I would like permission to use the third picture on my new company website WKD Sales, Marketing & Media

Would this be possible..If you would like any information on the Keatings of Cheetam Hill in Manchester pleaase let me know. It is some story, involving war heros, alcoholics, police officers, and gamblers. We are a large family.Keep up he good work….

Andrew John Keating

]]> Comment on Virginia Obituary (13 October 1918) by Mary LInhart http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/04/28/virginia-obituary-13-october-1918/comment-page-1/#comment-391588 Mary LInhart Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:08:55 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/?p=293#comment-391588 Kathleen Keating is my aunt. My mother was Helen Keating of Winchester Virginia. (born 1902, married Laurence O'DOnnell Sullivanof Harrisonburg died late 1980's.) Her father was William Keating of Winchester. She had a brother, William who died around 1930 and a sister Nan Francis (married Thomas McGrail) who died around 1989. Would be interested in hearing more about this family. I was aware of the Col John Keating connection as he did business in Winchester and I remember my mother speaking about him. Kathleen Keating is my aunt. My mother was Helen Keating of Winchester Virginia. (born 1902, married Laurence O’DOnnell Sullivanof Harrisonburg died late 1980’s.)
Her father was William Keating of Winchester.
She had a brother, William who died around 1930 and a sister Nan Francis (married Thomas McGrail) who died around 1989.

Would be interested in hearing more about this family. I was aware of the Col John Keating connection as he did business in Winchester and I remember my mother speaking about him.

]]> Comment on The Origins of the Keating Name by Jay Schexnaydre http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/comment-page-1/#comment-388624 Jay Schexnaydre Sun, 05 Jul 2009 01:52:28 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2006/08/22/the-origins-of-the-keating-name/#comment-388624 My family is also French Keatings. We are descendants of Louis Hugh Keating who arrived in Louisiana in 1815. He stated that he was born in Brest, France the son of Louis Keating and Anne Augnot (Augenot). My g-g-g-grandfather Louis Alclomar Keating corresponded with a "Dear Oncle" in Philadelphia who had previously lived at Newark (Delaware). I suppose this to be the Baron John Keating of Philadelphia but I have not been able to attach my family to this other French Keating family. I've also contacted the Keatings on Ile-Maurice (Mauritius) who we may well be related to as well. My family is also French Keatings. We are descendants of Louis Hugh Keating who arrived in Louisiana in 1815. He stated that he was born in Brest, France the son of Louis Keating and Anne Augnot (Augenot). My g-g-g-grandfather Louis Alclomar Keating corresponded with a “Dear Oncle” in Philadelphia who had previously lived at Newark (Delaware). I suppose this to be the Baron John Keating of Philadelphia but I have not been able to attach my family to this other French Keating family. I’ve also contacted the Keatings on Ile-Maurice (Mauritius) who we may well be related to as well.

]]> Comment on Biography – John F. Keating (1862 – ??) by John Francis Keating http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/23/biography-john-f-keating-1862/comment-page-1/#comment-380692 John Francis Keating Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:28:21 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2008/01/23/biography-john-f-keating-1862/#comment-380692 I do not believe I am related, but I share the same name. My grandfather was Robert Vincent Keating. I do not believe I am related, but I share the same name. My grandfather was Robert Vincent Keating.

]]> Comment on 2009 Annual Reunion for the Frostburg, Maryland Keatings by Gail Bowman Mathes http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/2009/05/22/2009-annual-reunion-for-the-frostburg-maryland-keatings/comment-page-1/#comment-378328 Gail Bowman Mathes Wed, 17 Jun 2009 11:19:05 +0000 http://www.keatingsearch.com/wordpress/?p=779#comment-378328 This year Korby's daughter is getting married! The wedding shower is in the form of a party on the night of the reunion, so the Bob Bowman kids will not be there. Have a great time-Gail This year Korby’s daughter is getting married! The wedding shower is in the form of a party on the night of the reunion, so the Bob Bowman kids will not be there. Have a great time-Gail

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