Liz and Family
This page began as a simple old photo page called Liz and Rob, with a note underneath that said and the five girls! That really says a lot all by itself. It was never meant to be a polished biography. It was a place to gather family photographs that mattered: older photos, wedding photos, reunion pictures, kids, birthdays, Mom and Dad, and the extended family connections that all orbit around Liz.
I changed the title to My Sister Liz because that is really the heart of the page. Rob and the girls are still part of the story, of course, but this page is centered around Liz as my sister, and around the larger family world that grew around her. Like a lot of these older web pages, the photos are the real history. Some are formal, some are casual, some are small scans from years ago, and some are wedding photos where everyone is dressed up and gathered together. Put together, they show a family over time.
What I like about these old pages is that they were made before everything had to look perfect. They were just a way of saying, these people matter, these moments happened, and I want to save them. That is still the point of the page now, only with a cleaner layout, larger clickable photos, and captions that give each picture a little more context.
A page for remembering
These photos cover different pieces of family life: Liz with Dad, the wedding photos, the kids, birthday gatherings, Mom, Rob, the girls, and all the people who make up the wider family circle. Some pictures are big and clear, and others are smaller older scans, but they all belong here because family memory is not only made from perfect photos. Sometimes the small informal snapshots are the ones that bring back the strongest feeling.
Like the rest of the family pages on this site, this is meant to be something that can keep growing. More captions can be added later, more names can be filled in, and more stories can be attached to the photos as they come back to mind. For now, this page keeps the original collection together and gives it a warmer, more modern place on the site.