A Family Newsletter

Over the past year I had thought how nice it would be if we had a regular newsletter to send to our many family members.   Wouldn't it be great to keep everyone in touch with interesting information on our "new discoveries"?  Wouldn't it would be great to share some of the efforts that our family members are making to piece together our past?  A newsletter would be a great aid in keeping all abreast of current events and the latest additions to this web site.

I then thought about the effort to maintain a regular publication.  It seemed a bit much when combined with Family Tree research, photo restoration and the ongoing effort to build and maintain The Pomnitz Family Web.   The wonderful news is that Arthur Meissner (Art) has graciously volunteered to give it a shot.  Art will be our new newsletter's Editor.

I then thought about the effort to maintain a regular publication.  It seemed a bit much when combined with Family Tree research, photo restoration and the ongoing effort to build and maintain The Pomnitz Family Web.   The wonderful news is that Art Meissner has graciously volunteered to give it a shot.  Art will be our new newsletter's Editor.  The photo to the right is Art with his Scottish Terrier (Art's the one on the left!). Right now our newsletter is in the initial planning stage.  Although Art has had past editorial experience, believe me, he can use all of your support, ideas and content contributions to make it a success.  You may contact Art by E-Mail at editor@pomnitz.net.

The Pomnitz Family Newsletter publication is being planned for quarterly issues (four times a year) with "special issues" covering such topics as our Family Reunions, when warranted.  Be sure to let us know your E-Mail address if we don't already have it.  If you are not listed in the Family Directory, be sure to use our Feedback Form or E-Mail Art and let us know how to send the newsletter to you.  For those without Internet access, we will attempt a U.S postal mailing of a hardcopy.

The Pomnitz Family Web will archive all previous issues in the News & Events area.

THANKS ART!

Ed Pomnitz.