OK I think I am doing this right but I am not an electrician or an appliance guy. I went through other posts on here and got out my Ohm meter and here are my numbers with wires unplugged when measuring.

Coil with two terminals: 1201 Ohms
Coil with three terminals: Left and Middle prongs are 1351 Ohms, Outer prongs are 561 Ohms, right and middle prongs are 1910 Ohms.
Thermal Fuse: Open on meter
Cycling Thermostat: Beeps
Ignitor: 780 Ohms
Flame Sensor: Beeps

Now I understand that the Thermal fuse should not be open so I believe this is the culprit. After reading "Gene's" information he gave on other topics I think I am on the right track but before I order up parts my questions are:
1) Am I reading this all right and
2) Would it be necessary to replace say the ignitor just for grins since the unit is over 10 years old.

I guess ultimately I don't know if my Ohm numbers are "good" numbers or understand how this thermal fuse thingy can make the whole heating assembly not work. I just want some assurance I am on the right track from someone out there that knows.

Thanks

Thanks for the reply. I realized after I posted it that it was a VERY common topic. I apologize for the redundancy.

I went out today and bought a new part, dryer works great. All it took was a couple hours to diagnose and $6 and back in business. I wonder how many people go out and buy new dryers when all it takes is a bit of time and money to find the problem. The internet is a great tool, sorry dryer repair man.