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Preserving A Family Legacy

What will your grandchildren tell their grandchildren about you some day? Will it be just a few memories and some old photographs?

... Or it could be a “love letter” written by you with memorabilia that you personally put together for loved ones to share for years to come.

Much is being written today about preserving the family history for future generations by having relatives record their memories. All too often, grown children find themselves wishing they had known their parents better, more deeply. Sifting through belongings after a parent’s death, one discovers bits and pieces of their lives that were never discussed. Generally, people don’t realize that sharing precious memories, values, and their innermost thoughts could provide needed inspiration to their children and grandchildren. Maybe it simply doesn’t occur to them. Or, perhaps they feel that things so personal are too emotional or would be unappreciated.

With time, however, these things become important to many. When Linda Lipinski started thinking about what she would like to leave as her legacy to her daughters, she searched for a distinctive kind of album or scrapbook. Unable to find one specifically designed for this purpose, she decided to write one herself. “My cousin recently traced our family’s genealogy back to the 1700s,” says Linda. “I looked at my lineage and thought how very special it would be to have something that one of my great-grandparents had written to tell us, generations later, about his or her life.”

As we grow older, the chances to share our thoughts and memories with those we care about become fewer and more uncertain. Thus, it is vitally important to write it all down before our memory or health prevents us from doing so.

“I know of several individuals who have wanted to write something like this, but felt uncertain as to what would be appropriate,” continues Linda. “So when I wrote A Legacy To Remember®, I started each page with an inspirational idea. Anyone can just continue the thought from their heart, sharing their life’s lessons, from struggles to triumphs, in an open and touching way. Of course, I wanted the album to be something that, physically, would last for generations. So, I enlisted the highest caliber craftsmanship and allowed only quality materials, including acid-free paper and archival page protectors, to ensure the album’s longevity.”

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