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Milton Vanicor, who died earlier this month at the age of 96, was a master fiddler who waited until the he was 95 to make his first recording, but one who developed early in his life a passion for Cajun music and the culture it embodied.

“A number of years ago, I visited our nation’s capital,” writes Byron Paulus, president of Life Action Ministries. “While there for meetings, I had gone to the office of the U.S. senator to pray for him. Having just left, I found myself standing halfway between the U.S. Supreme Court building and the U.S.

My baby sister discovered she could find information about several of our relatives at a local library. She got me excited about it and I also went to my public library and I , too, found some interesting stuff, but I came home and found that I could not access the library ancestry site from a home computer.