“We may think there is little of interest or importance in what we personally say or do—but it is remarkable how many of our families, as we pass on down the line, are interested in all that we do and all that we say. Each of us is important to those who are near and dear to us—and as our posterity read of our life’s experiences, they, too, will come to know and love us. And in that glorious day when our families are together in the eternities, we will already be acquainted.” (President Spencer W. Kimball in Conference Report, Oct. 1979, 5; or Ensign, Nov. 1979, 5)
Keeping personal and family histories is not only something we should be doing, but it is also FUN! There are so many creative ways you can preserve your memories. If you missed our last meeting, you can download a list of ideas here.
If you would like to learn how to preserve all types of digital media, click here.
And if you would like to start your Life History, or someone else's, you can download a copy of the "One Hour Life History" here.
With all these great ideas, before you know it, you will have memories for you and your family to look back on, and credits earned in the College of Social Sciences.
