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Individual Family Trees
Please contact Larry with any expanded family information that
you may want published that may be added to your family tree. If you
have an additional family tree with different ancestors or an expanded
family tree and want this published, please contract Larry for verification
so we can add this link.
Larry
MacDonald is the McKinnon genealogist and research guru and is continuously
updating his information on his web site.
http://www.members.shaw.ca/larry-macdonald/ At this web site there is
extensive information about the McKinnons, the Brae, PEI and many and
relatives surnames.
Rick Atkinson:
Rick Atkinson's Family Tree
Family Member Websites and
Businesses
Laura Atkinson
Email: ArtThatGlows@cox.net
Artist, Photographer and Graphic Designer -
http://30dreams.com
 Laura
designs websites that are visually appealing, informative and easy to
navigate. Her specialty is working with small businesses, non-profit
agencies, entrepreneurs and artists. Does your existing site need a
facelift? Are you reaching your web audience?
Concept Development, Research, Writing, Design, Photography, Photo Editing,
Scanning Services, Web Maintenance, PowerPoint Presentations, Brochure
Design and more. Email her for the 2009 Rate Sheet.
PS - She offers a Friends and Family discount.
Chris {McKinnon} Crosland
Email: chriscros@sympatico.ca
“Of
Home & Heart” is a compilation of
photographs and poems inspired by the circumstances of life "away" and the
people, places and pastoral beauty of
Island
summers in and near the Brae. Photographs, taken by the author, show the
beauty of West Prince.
1st
printing, 900 copies sold - 2nd printing now available at
www.unforgettables.ca
{click on Treasures, New-Books}. Also directly from Chris in the Brae.
(June – September)
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Sean R. Atkinson
Email: sean@theseanatkinsongroup.com
or
seanatkinson@verizon.net
Website:
http://www.theseanatkinsongroup.com
Welcome to Atkinson and Associates Dealership
Consulting Services (AADCS), a member of The Sean Atkinson Group.
AADCS was founded by a group of industry professionals that have a passion
 for
performance within the Automobile Sales Industry.
While many Dealers utilize a broad range of our
available services, some simply seek assistance in developing a stand alone
idea or addressing an isolated issue. No project is too big or too small if
it will help increase your bottom line.
It's time to take charge of your Dealerships
destiny.
Our company was founded to address the many needs of car dealers
throughout the Northeast. Each of our consultants has a proven track record
within their specific area of knowledge. AADCS is made up of former Lender &
Finance Company Executives, Independent Dealer Principles, Buy-Here,
Pay-Here Dealer Principles and Consultants, Collections Experts, Top Sales
Performers and various other industry professionals.
We have created an organization that finds solutions not excuses. We are
positive people with "can do" attitudes. This corporate culture and attitude
will serve as the catalyst to gain the necessary forward momentum that your
dealership may need. This momentum can drive the "flywheel" and lead you to
a level of success that many dealers seldom achieve.
John MacAllar
Email:
jmacallar@yahoo.ca
Website:
http://jmacallar.tripod.com/
John MacAllar's Album "Wonderment" is a mixed bag and has various styles
from Contemporary Rock, Folk, Country Swing, Blues, Classic Rock, Pop. The
themes are varied and all are based on a his life, his views, and life
personal experiences. It is available for purchase through the CD Baby
Independent Music Website:
http://cdbaby.com/cd/macallar
For a sneak preview of John's talent, check out his link to YouTube which
can be found on his website.
Wm. J. Lamar & Sons, Inc.
19 Commerce Street
Greenville, RI 02828
Email:
mikelamar@Lamar-and-Sons.com
Ph: 401-349-5430
Fx: 401-349-5433
 Are
you looking for a HVAC & R company with a
commitment to providing fast, excellent service?
Are you looking to save on rising energy costs
and upgrade your existing HVAC systems to higher
energy efficient equipment? Do you need building
automation for your company or business? Let us
help. While we might be new to Smithfield, we
are not new to Rhode Island and Southeastern
Massachusetts. Give us a call and your questions
will be answered by qualified people with over
70 years experience in the HVAC & R industry.
WHO WE ARE:
Family owned company celebrating 30 years of
business in May of 2009.
For all of your commercial HVAC&R needs.
Rhode Island Master Mechanical Contractor since
1981.
Service, installation and maintenance of all
manufactures including Carrier, Trane and York.
Perform design / build & Plan and Spec work.
Building Energy Management Systems – Trend
(Novar), Johnson Controls and Honeywell.
Honeywell Commercial Comfort & Energy
Specialist.
24 hour emergency service.
Preventative Maintenance Contracts.
Member of the Rhode Island BBB and recognized in
2008 for 21 years of commitment to honesty,
integrity, ethics and trust.
Member of the Northern Rhode Island Chamber of
Commerce. Prior member of the Greater Providence
Chamber of Commerce.
Member of the Rhode Island Builders Association.
Member of the Mechanical Contractors Association
of America and Mechanical Service Contractors of
America.
Fully licensed and insured in Rhode Island and
Massachusetts.
Competitive labor rates.
Community partner giving to many local
charities.
Bob Talbot
Talbot Roofing and Contracting
Website:
Talbot Roofing Website
Email:
bob@talbotroofing.com
Welcome to Talbot Roofing & Contracting, LLC, a family-owned business
servicing all of New England with over 20 years experience. We handle a
broad range of roofing projects, from single family homes to commercial and
industrial buildings. We are founded on the principle that the opportunity
to succeed - with fairness and integrity - is always at hand.
Talbot Roofing & Contracting, LLC is a reliable and reputable contractor
that focuses on providing our customers outstanding service and the highest
quality products at a fair price. We understand that not every roof needs
replacement. We will always give you an honest assessment of the work
needed. We will get on your roof to measure and asses its condition. We will
educate you on how the work will be performed and answer all your questions.
We will recommend a roof system to ultimately increase your roofs life. No
sales pressure…no recommendations for unnecessary upgrades…and no shrugs in
place of answers; just a proposal that will provide you with the best price
for the highest quality of product and workmanship.
Devlyn MacKinnon
Odd Bodkin Renaissance Shop
36 South Main St
Miamisburg, OH 45342
937-317-4420
http://www.oddbodkin.com
Cindy Mueller, Sole Proprietor
Candles and Soaps and Warm Fuzzy Feelings...
http://loveymushythings.com/
 I
started making candles from a kit I received as a gift from my cousin in
’95. It was granulated wax that you melted in a plastic bag in a pot of
boiling water. I used a frozen OJ can as a mold. What a mess! I soon got a
real double boiler which made it much neater. When we were getting rid of a
kitchen kettle, I decided to use it to melt wax. Wow! Now I could melt nine
pounds at a time! I’d always made candles for Christmas presents, and
through the years they became nice enough that friends and family were
encouraging me to sell. I’ve learned through the years that it’s more than
just melting chunks of canning wax and putting a few drops of scent from a
bottle you get at the craft store. You have to precisely measure your wax,
additives and fragrance to get the desired effect. You have to pay close
attention to the temperature of the wax while melting and pouring. It is of
the utmost importance to buy fragrances from well respected suppliers. It is
very important to test your wax, wicks and fragrances in all the possible
combinations in order to have a safe and high quality product.
Now I manufacture my candles in the same kitchen kettle, with the addition
of a turkey roaster that holds 25 pound of wax at a time. That much wax will
make 20 to 30 candles, depending upon the size of the molds. I am often
asked how long it takes to make a candle. Well, if I made just one, it would
take 30 minutes one day to wick the mold, melt the wax, add the dye and
fragrance and pour. I’d have to check on it for the next hour or so to poke
relief holes. The next day I would repour to fill the holes. So, probably a
little over an hour total. However, I usually make big 25lb batches. This
would require 4 to 5 hours the first day to melt, wick and pour. Then, it
would require about 2 to 3 hours the next day to repour. So, in one weekend,
working 5 hours a day, I could make about 60 to 70 candles
The story behind the company name is simple. In high school, my friends and
I would sign our letters, "Lovey Mushy Things." When it came time to name
the business, nothing else would do!
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