Capture the Life Stories of a Loved One
- Strengthen your bond with that special loved one--whether he or she lives near or far away.
- Enhance conversations with proven LifeBio questions--really get to know the people you love.
- Take action! Don't worry anymore that your loved one's life stories will be lost or forgotten.
3 Great Ways to Capture the Life Stories of a Loved One: Memory Journal, LifeBio.com, and a Combo Package
1. Memory Journal
The 170-page, hardcover Memory Journal is perfect for recording that special someone who has incredible life experiences to share. Open this Memory Journal to open a world of conversation and new information. Know just what thought-provoking, tasteful, open-ended questions to ask on over 250+ questions on 35 topics that cover the people, experiences, and wisdom of a lifetime. There will be no regrets as you take the time to interview your mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, or any other loved one—regardless of age or background. Just ask your loved one even one or two questions a day—sit together or do it over the phone. The journal gives you ample space to write down fascinating answers without another moment’s delay.Get Started Now...
"We told (my husband's 91-year-old father) that we wanted our grandsons to know what a special great-grandfather they have and we needed his help. Since dad is such a quiet person, it is hard to get him involved in social conversations, but because the questions are so specific, the words flowed easily. It was great for me to watch my husband and his dad connect in such a special way."
-- Mary Jane, Marysville, Ohio
2. LifeBio.com
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"I've been groping for a way to really capture and memorialize a lot of my family history. I've been feeling that I wanted a way for my kids to know more about the history I heard about so much when I was growing up. So much is getting lost. The generations are spread out with not so much constant interaction with many family members. With our kids, the visits are a lot less frequent...They aren't learning family stories by osmosis anymore."
-- William, Charlotte, North Carolina
3. Combo Package
Both the Memory Journal and LifeBio.comSave $10!
It’s a GREAT idea to use both the Memory Journal and LifeBio.com for best results in gathering life stories of your loved one. For example, your mother may want to plan her answers in the Memory Journal and carry the book with her in her purse--while you would prefer typing her latest answers into LifeBio.com as you speak with her by phone or during a visit. Remember that the questions in the Memory Journal are identical to the questions available at LifeBio.com. That makes it EASY to transfer information from one to the other. Once again, LifeBio simplifies the autobiography or biography process and saves you time and money too!
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Articles and Information
- What You Might Learn from Your Parents and Grandparents
- Family Gatherings are a Great Time to Capture Life Stories
- Saving Your Family's Stories: Why It's Important to Keep Your Family's History Alive
- 5 Tips for Interviewing Grandma and Grandpa (and Mom or Dad too)
- Please see LifeBio's blog for the most up-to-date articles and information.
Testimonials
"LifeBio is the greatest."
"It was exactly what I was looking for. I am going to tell everyone I know about it -- co-workers, family, neighbors, and friends. Excellent way of telling people what you want remembered about yourself. Again, it's wonderful."-- Monique, Sugar Hill, Georgia
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