TO MY NEW BROTHER OR SISTER!
By Jason Ford
My name is Jason Ford. I’m from St. Louis MO, born in 2006. And here’s my story….
Hello, baby brother or sister. I'm very happy you are on the way. I screamed ... Read More...
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Three Lessons to Share
By Daniel Newgent
I’m Daniel. I was born in St Louis in 2006. When I was younger, I was incredibly dumb. My Dad reminded me about these lessons. He clearly remembers it because... Read More...
What was my favorite memory from going to school?
By Margery Galle
My name is Margery Galle, I grew up in East St Louis MO. I have so many great memories from school, I guess the one that I always go back to is my walk from hom... Read More...
I found this great old photo!…By Patty Schmeder
I was going through some old photos one day and found this one from 1934 of my late sister-in-law Gladys, posing with Robert Wadlow, the famous “Alton Giant” ... Read More...
What games did we play as kids?…by Diana Gunther-Legate
My name is Diana Gunther-Legate, born in Granite City Il in 1962. My favorite childhood games were when we would go to my grandmothers house. My cousins used to... Read More...
Who is the biggest hero in my family history?…by Rose Harrelson
My name is Rose Harrison, from East St. Louis MO. My biggest hero in the family was my Mom. I journal a lot and I’m constantly thanking God for the mother and t... Read More...
Ramikins, Crystal’s Favorite Animal
By Crystal Yonker
In August, when my brother Greg was 11 and I was 13, he and his 4-H project, Suffolk sheep, won a trip to the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas, a small town in the... Read More...
Enjoy the latest Family Historian Journal Radio Show!
Hello! Issue 3 of The Family Historian Journal Radio program airs tonight. Click here to listen live or download for later. Enjoy listening to the great stories... Read More...
Sue’s Corner
By Sue Johnson
I worked at Bowl Land in Granite City, Illinois, for 36 years. When my daughter, Terri Bast, bought the bar down the road from Bowl Land I pitched in to help. T... Read More...
Summer Fun in the Back Yard
By Becky Wheeler
In the summertime, there were 3 or 4 of us girls and we each would get a card table and put it up in the backyard and get a bedspread and put over it and nail i... Read More...
Bringing Daisy Home
By Dawn Happel
When my daughter was eleven years old, I decided that a good introduction to the birds and the bees would be watching our friend’s beagle, Sammy, when she had h... Read More...
Campers and Council Fires: My 65 Years at Summer Camp
By Dick Zimmerman
I think it was 1951. I was looking for a summer job and a high school teacher in the small town in Western Michigan where I lived suggested I apply to the Culve... Read More...
Testimonials
I really appreciated the time we spent sharing stories from my blessed life
Ann – shared her stories at Bethel AME Church, Madison IL
I liked the story sharing. It’s a great way to connect people through stories. The program helps to memorialize stories that often are overlooked.
Roselee, resident at Meridian Village, Glen Carbon IL
Thinking about these sharing sessions makes me purr!
Betsy – resident at Sunrise Senior Living, Creve Coeur MO
Enjoyed listening to other’s stories.
Sandee - Programs and Services for Older Persons (PSOP), Belleville IL
I’ve been thinking about writing this story down for 20 years!
Barbara, public workshop in Fenton MO
This program helps me remember long lost stories I had forgotten
Mary, resident Aviston Countryside Manor, Aviston IL
Our residents enjoy this program very much and look forward to each session. Having One Legacy come in adds to the intrigue of sharing history. With them facilitating the program, our staff gets to focus on providing great care for residents
Rick Embry Administrator, The Highland Home, Highland IL
We were very happy with the participation and comments that our residents shared from the Guided Story Sharing program. Several of our residents attended every weekand loved it!
Ashley Wheeler - Executive Director, Autumn View Gardens, Creve Coeur MO
Your program has been a magnet for getting residents out of their rooms and socializing more often with each other
Teresa Riley – Activity Coordinator, Sunrise Senior Living, Creve Coeur MO
Coming here each week makes me purr….
Betsy – resident at Sunrise Senior Living, Creve Coeur, MO
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