Ed Sanders
Honor Code SignatorySigned 13 Dec 2015 | 5,521 contributions | 78 thank-yous | 62 connections
Edward Walter Sanders, born 1959 in St. Petersburg, FL, grew up in St Louis, MO. Roosevelt H.S. 1978 class. DeVry University, Phoenix AZ 1983 moved to Colorado Springs April 1991. Former senior claims analyst for Take Care Health Insurance Co.
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I am interested in your Cress family you state related by marriage. I descend from the Whitten and Casey families and would be much interested in Edward C. Cress. brother to Daniel Cress Jr. Thanks for any help on Edward C. Cress line.
Martin Luther Bost was my great, great grandfather. Laura
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Richard D. Sanders among my profiles is a distant cousin to me however born in 1948 rather than 1946 and was born in North Texas.
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