
Jason Deamer first established this site some years ago, but moved onto other things. Last heard from (July 2007) he was in Salt Lake City, Utah with his family before returning to Rome, Italy. I have kept it alive and active for the use of Deamers everywhere. It is not meant to be just about the one family - if it looks like it so far, it is simply because nobody else has put stuff up - but any Deamer is welcome to contact me to get a page on this site and send me stuff to upload - or use the Deamer Wiki (see under) to share their family happenings.
Send me an email to introduce your self and requst an address like: yourname@deamer.org.
You can opt to just choose an address and have any email to it forwarded to your existing address. Let me know if you would like me to set up an alias like that for you. Bryn @ deamer.org
You can set it up so that you can retrieve the mail from Everyone.net servers into your favourite mail program on your own computer. Read the relevent email Client guides at Everyone.net
So watch this space and offer your suggestions.
Regards, Bryn Deamer
February 2003
Updated Oct . 2011
Bryn and Sherna Deamer - Web log, biographies etc.
Tony Deamer
Coco-oil fuel production
Discount Rentals
Unity Airlines
Parviz Deamer on Facebook
Penny Deamer on Facebook
Minia Deamer - QLD, born to Louie and Rebecca Deamer
28 August, 2008
Zina Deamer's blog. Zina sets out on her World Travels!

Index to Deamers on the Web
A partial listing of Deamers found on the Web
Stars made by inmates in a Vanuatu Correctional Facility and given to the Rowhani School in Santo - October 2011
If you wish to donate towards the ongoing expenses, especially for the daily lunch program, go the the Meridian Health Foundation's donation page and donate by credit card using Pay Pal's secure payment system.
Earmark your donation for the Meg Deamer Academy, Eldorat, Kenya.
ANY DEAMER IN THE WORLD
can log in, create an account and add their own texts and images
See: http://deamer.wetpaint.com/

From Graham Deamer, U.K:
The village of Pulloxhill (sic) in Bedfordshire. It was here that the oldest representative of the English (i.e. not the German/American) Deamers is recorded. 1536, King Henry VIII's days