Hi Stacy.
Following on from the good advice you've already received, it helps to format your SQL in such a way as to be easily readable, and it helps to repost it after changes have been made. We can only assume you've followed the guidance accurately, and often that isn't the case.
Here are some other tips for debugging SQL strings (
How to Debug SQL String).
PS. Welcome to Bytes.com for both Stacy08 AND jns42.
PPS. The semi-colon (;) is perfectly acceptable when dealing with Jet/ACE SQL in Access. It isn't necessary though. Access will assume one if not there and multiple SQL statements are not acceptable in Jet/ACE SQL anyway, so it's not as important as in other environments.