The credit for accurate spelling and grammar does not go to the writers (heaven forbid!). Credit goes to Sally Cunningham.  My thanks to her for saving us the embarrassment of too many typos.

   My sincere thanks to Ruth Blazina-Joyce, our curator in Heritage Hall in Kenosha.  Her professional help (yep, I needed professional help), encouragement and accurate information was a major contribution to this project.  Thanks Ruth....your dedication is inspiring.

   The fact that you are actually holding this book in your hands can be credited to devoted barbershopper Duane Lunday.  It was his work in finding an acceptable printer, within our budget and time constraints that allowed this book to happen at all.  He has also contributed to the marketing and advertising of this project.  Our sincere thanks to Duane and his employer, E-Systems for making this possible.

    How could I have ever done this without Earl Hagn? His work as our layout artist (and I do mean "artist") is immeasurable.  He crafted each page with care. You're one-of-a-kind, pal.  I hope you're as proud of all this as I am.  You should be.  You did a great job.