Hello, and welcome to dannomac.com.  This is simply a little personal website for my family and friends, primarily intended as a repository for pictures, my family tree information, and various other collections that may or may not be of particular interest to anyone.

If you see something here you like, let me know.  If you see something here that offends, let me know that, too!  If you think that something should be added, I'm open to all suggestions for content as well as visual improvement.

Enjoy the site, and please surf responsibly!

In what I like to call the "second generation" of my site, I've done a complete rebuild from the ground floor.  The site is now easier to maneuver through, with easier-to-use pull down menus and better categorization of the content included.

If you have comments, corrections, or suggestions for additional content, please send me an email via the contact page.

What's next?

I'm still working on MORE pictures - next up will be scanned photos from my days in Maryland (1985-1991) and Alabama (1991-1997)

Additionally, more photos and stories will be added shortly to the Genealogy and House History pages - be sure to check back for more content!

What's new at dannomac.com?

In addition to the new look and feel of my site, this version includes new content not previously available.  Be sure to check out the following:

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 Almost 1,100 new pictures (bringing the site total to almost four thousand fotos) - including six new "Family Hodgepodge" series, snapshots from our 2010 family trips to Pennsylvania and Illinois, 2010 family reunion pics, and various pictures from around the house.

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New, unique pages in the "Family and Friends" section for pictures, home movies, and videos.

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A new "tributes" page, providing access to several home-spun videos, picture videos, and even a news reel video retelling Great-great Grandpa DuShane's Civil War story.

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My Home History page - highlighted the people and events that have shaped and transformed our house to what it is today.