We're building rysedorph.com — one home for every branch of the family, wherever you've landed. It only works if it's actually built by all of us. Tell us what belongs on it.
Clifton Park to San Diego, Knoxville to Ault — the Rysedorphs cover more ground than most family reunions can fit in one room. The website's job is to close that gap.
None of this is locked in. If you've got a better idea for a section, that's exactly the email we want.
Who's related to who, how the branches split across states, and the family history nobody's written down yet.
Whatever gets made every Thanksgiving, whatever somebody's grandmother wouldn't write down — get it on paper before it's gone.
Instead of scattered across a dozen phones and photo boxes — a shared album, sorted however makes sense to you.
Short interviews or written stories from Marion, Tom, Jim, and anyone else with the stories the rest of us haven't heard.
San Diego Christmas looks different from a Richmond one. Worth comparing notes.
A running in-joke archive, a map of who's visited who, a "where are they now" for the cousins — your call.
Fill this out and it opens up in your email, addressed to Darren. Takes two minutes.