I returned to America last week.I spent three weeks in my hometown Kilsyth.I found old cousins and new ones, as well as many new friends My stay at The Coachman Inn. was GREAT The staff and food outstanding The best thing about Kilsyth is the residents. I found everyone to be friendly and cheery.God must of been in a good mood when he created Scotland, because he made it so beautiful.Going back next April Thanks Kilsyth, Bette

Glasd you had a good stay, it was nice to see you even if briefly. Keep an eye on the website, I'll keep plenty of fresh pictures coming to remind you of the wee town!
Rob

I read with great interest and agreement your report
of your homecoming to Kilsyth.

What was your maiden name, if different than Lehman,
and when did you live in Kilsyth? Where are you in
America, or should I say the USA?

I have been in the United States for ove 30 years now
and live in Pass Christian, Mississippi, on the Gulf of
Mexico.

We would love to hear back from you.

Best Regards, Rita (and George) Walker

HI MOM AND DAD LOVE JAN HEE HEE

Read your message on the Kilsyth Forum. Send me your e-mail address ,so that I might tell you about myself . We might even know one another. Good to hear from you Rita and George Walker. scotchgranny@aol.com

Anxiously waiting your reply.

RITA WALKER IS MY MOTHER. FORMERLY RITA CLELLAND. FUNNY TO WALK INTO THIS SIGHT AND BY CHANCE RUN INTO MY PARENTS WHAT A HOOT!!!

Hi Rita & George. I am back living in Scotland,after 70 years.in answerto your question.My maiden name was Johnstone,we lived on Parkfoot St.I had a chum named Nancy.Clelland.Any relation to you?.saw her this past week.We are going to get together soon and talk about the old days.Cheers BETTE