Heidkamp Family

Kitchen Cabinets/ Carpentry

I've just become a member here on Heidkamp.com and I just wanted to post some updates about my self

I'm the middle child of Richard Heidkamp who is the oldest of Pat & Wally Heidkamp.  I have been building, and installing cabinets now for 10 years, and for the last 4 years I have been designing & selling them.  Starting September 8th, 2008 I begin classes at Harrington college of design downtown for their interior design program.  The associates program is all residential based, and the bachelor program is commercial based (restaurants,hotels, etc..)  In addition I've built many freestanding pieces for members of the family, and many other people.  I just wanted to post this to say hi to everyone, and to let you know if you have a kitchen project get into contact with me and let me look at the project.  The cabinets I sell are top notch and a great value, but if you don't want the cabinets at least let me help advise you in the right direction, and/ or tell you what to look out for.  You can see me and some work on amishcustomkitchens.com                                                                                                         

Hello From Pensacola

Just a quick hello. We've been living in Florida for 18 years now. Our daughters Allison and Maggie have graduated from college and are now working in NYC.

I have so many great memories of the Heidkamp picnics. Sure do miss that egg toss!

I get up to Chicago a couple of times a year to see George, Alice and the rest of the family.Hopefully I can see some of you on my next visit.

Love and Prayers,

Marianne Heidkamp Murphy

Let's See Those Photos!

Just a reminder that it is very, very easy to post photos on the website.  Once you become a member, you can either insert a couple in an entry or you can create an entire photo album and link to it.

Does anyone have any digital images from the picnic?  We'd all love to see them.

Remember, I'm here to help.  Give me a call or an e-mail ...

As If Dick Needed More Publicity ...

I've just posted two more photo albums to the website.  I should warn you, though, that this site will become awfully boring if all you ever see is my family.  No offense, Dad, but you're just not that interesting.

The first album includes photos from the trip my Dad and I took to Detroit to see the White Sox lose two to the Tigers.  Fans were a little nicer during the second day game -- when these pix were taken.  And, despite the obvious fact that Detroit will fade down the stretch, they certainly have the Sox beat in terms of stadium design.  Comerica Park is gorgeous -- an amazing example of a stadium welcoming the city around it.  If only downtown Detroit itself weren't so drab and depressing ...

The second album includes photos from the Chicago Veggie Bike & Dine ride -- which my Dad, Christine and I attended for the second time.  The highlight of this trip -- besides the amazing food -- was most definitely The Wild Leopardz.

FYI: The ride is sponsored by the Chicagoland Bicycle Federation, a great organization worth knowing if you ride at all in the area.

See the top of the right column for more info for intros and links to the latest albums, and see the lower part of the left column for a complete list of all photo albums posted to the site.