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Welcome to the Disinger Family's website. The main part of this website, the family tree, currently has over 4,350 individual family members listed. Because finding a family member in the tree could be troublesome, the family tree has been broken down into smaller, easier-to-view branches on the Family Tree page. Also, you can find any name or phrase on this site with the "Open search bar" button 🔍 at the top of every page. If you have questions or other problems, please visit the Help page for more specific tips and other resources.
Welcome to the Disinger Family's website. The main part of this website, the family tree, currently has over 4,350 individual family members listed. Because finding a family member in the tree could be troublesome, the family tree has been broken down into smaller, easier-to-view branches on the Family Tree page. Also, you can find any name or phrase on this site with the "Open search bar" button 🔍 at the top of every page. If you have questions or other problems, please visit the Help page for more specific tips and other resources.
The goal of this website is to bring together Disinger family members who are interested in genealogy and family history, to procure and share family information, to protect and keep the records of our ancestors, and to support and promote the annual Disinger Family Reunion.
The goal of this website is to bring together Disinger family members who are interested in genealogy and family history, to procure and share family information, to protect and keep the records of our ancestors, and to support and promote the annual Disinger Family Reunion.
This website represents a new, more powerful tool to carry out the goals of the mission statement. Going forward, it will hopefully grow and evolve to be even more useful to current and future Disinger generations.
This website represents a new, more powerful tool to carry out the goals of the mission statement. Going forward, it will hopefully grow and evolve to be even more useful to current and future Disinger generations.
"In all of us there is a hunger, marrow deep, to know our heritage - to know who we are and where we came from. Without this enriching knowledge, there is a hollow yearning. No matter what our attainments in life, there is still a vacuum, an emptiness, and the most disquieting loneliness."
Alex Haley, Roots
"Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them."
George Eliot
President - Jeremiah Diemert
Vice-Pres. - Eric Wass
Secretary - Donna Spark
Treasurer - Paul Diemert
Historian - Donna Spark aspdls@verizon.net
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