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Our Christmas gift to our children, grandchildren and extended family this year will be an illustrated children’s book about my wife’s great-grandmother.
She passed away before my wife was born and we only know her from the stories grandpa told us during our annual Memorial Day visits to the cemetery.
Well, this year, […]
Hiram Dayton is my great-great-great grandfather, through my grandmother on my mother’s ancestral line. Until a few weeks ago, I knew the name Hiram Dayton, but not much about him. With all the information that is available, that’s a shame. Hiram Dayton was the first […]
Gerry and Judy Weber met at the Gold and Green Debutante Ball at Bay Meadows Racetrack in San Mateo, California. Gerry was a Southern California native, who was studying at Stanford University, near Judy’s home in Palo Alto. Judy attended the Palo Alto Stake’s […]
Rememberize Newsletter, July 2019
Sharing the stories of our ancestors connects our families through the generations, as we get to know those who paved the way before us, and they become the heroes in our lives. Their story becomes […]
Rememberize Newsletter, March 2019
Organizers estimate that a total of 25,000 people attended RootsTech 2019, held February 27 through March 2 at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, with another 100,000 participating online through live broadcasts. While the […]
By Kurt Johnson
As we look to find a successful business model for Rememberize, I find myself spending a lot of time thinking about different ways to energize the process of sharing personal and family history. The biggest area of focus for us is on stories, because we believe those are much more likely to be […]
