It's so important to preserve out family history, not only for ourselves, but for future generations.  There are many formats that can be used to accomplish this.  Some people pass down history verbally, some write books or scrapbook.  Another wonderful media is slide shows that are packed with pictures, documents and a variety of information. 

I personally think that any way you prefer to preserve your history is wonderful.  The following is an example of a family history slide show which tells the story of an Unexpected Reunion.  I have made it to be both entertaining as well as informative.
If you are interested in having something similar produced for you please contact me for more information.

Enjoy the show!

Terri - FHP

Video appears in Shades of the Departed - Online Magazine

The May issue of the well known online magazine, Shades of the Departed, published by footnoteMaven is available.

I was very honored to be asked if she could use my Video as one of the featured articles.

The video was prepared for my March submission to "Smile for the Camera" in honor of Women's History Month.

I hope you will take time to look at this fabulous magazine and also check out page 65 for the feature from my blog, "The Ties That Bind".

(Click on link on the right side of this page to view.)

http://www.shadesofthedeparted.com/

Slide Shows

Make your next family or group event extra special with a slide show or photo book that has been created specifically for you. Unlike the canned slide shows available at your local discount store, I will scan your photographs, do minor restoration, create photo effects and design relevant backgrounds for your viewing enjoyment.

Check out the two slide shows on this site for examples of my work.

You can contact me by clicking on the contact link found on the left side of the page - please be sure to reference "DVD" in your subject line.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

This site is under construction. When complete this site will begin offering a variety of journal type books for the genealogist. Check back!