Catherine Mitchell at St. Francis High School I would like to tell you a story. This story is dedicated to Catherine Mitchell, Capturing Legacies' first client and an incredible human being. Some years after having to say goodbye to the love of her life, Theo, Catherine found out that she was terminally ill. News that … Continue reading Catherine Mitchell Leaves Her Legacy
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You Have A Story To Tell & Here’s How To Do It
Join Capturing Legacies at the Central Calgary Public Library for an informative and thoughtful presentation on how to easily capture your story. We will provide practical information to help you get your story out of your memory and into writing so that you can pass your legacy down to future generations. Date: Saturday April 6th, … Continue reading You Have A Story To Tell & Here’s How To Do It
Ask The Trusted Expert Series
On February 20th at Foster's Garden Chapel and on February 21st at South Calgary Funeral Centre, Al Del Degan from Capturing Legacies, along with other experts will be presenting several topics to do with the question: "What is your legacy?". The presentations will be the same at both locations so simply pick the date or … Continue reading Ask The Trusted Expert Series
Why we should visit our Grandparents
Visits give us a chance to evaluate their health, safety and well-being.Perhaps the most important reason to visit loved ones is the chance to check up on their happiness and health, and make sure nothing has changed of concern you since the last time we saw them. If your senior loved one lives alone, a … Continue reading Why we should visit our Grandparents
The Legacy – Issue #2
Better late than never... we launched Issue #2 in December 2018 but forgot to do a blog post about it. Here is a link to the latest issue and stay tuned as we put the finishing touches on Issue #3 to be launched in early January 2019.
Legacy – Thinking LONG Term
British Mark V tanks When you think about a person’s life history, often that person doesn’t think their life was that interesting. What they don’t realize is that their life story is incredibly fascinating to everyone else. In fact, everyone is interesting, and the simplest things that we all take for granted are often what … Continue reading Legacy – Thinking LONG Term
Writing Your Autobiography – Your Gift for Future Generations
Your Legacy You know who you are, but did you know there are actually many versions of you out in the world? There are in fact, hundreds, if not THOUSANDS of versions of You out there. Everyone who has ever met you has created a picture/profile/backstory for You in their mind. Every person in your … Continue reading Writing Your Autobiography – Your Gift for Future Generations
E0032 – Jessica Nigri – Kind of a Crappy Story
In Episode 32 of A Story Not Forgotten, Liam is joined by spokesmodel, voice actor, and cosplay superstar Jessica Nigri as she shares a story about how she and her family used to amuse themselves back in the day. (And why you should never share eyeliner with her...) View the Video Version of this Episode … Continue reading E0032 – Jessica Nigri – Kind of a Crappy Story
E0031 – Karen Sim – Time To Get Unsafe
Nothing worthwhile comes without a fight. In episode 31, artist and musician Karen Sim details the struggles that kept her from creating, and the leap of faith she made in order to try to regain her spark... Karen's artwork and music can be found: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanGoatArt/ https://www.instagram.com/ksimurbangoat/ https://www.reverbnation.com/ksimurbangoat http://www.karensim.net/ If you have a story to tell, … Continue reading E0031 – Karen Sim – Time To Get Unsafe
E0029 – Emre Cords – A Tunisian Welcome
In Episode 29 of the A Story Not Forgotten Podcast, Liam reunites with a fellow performer from the short film profiled in Episode 21, Emre Cords, who shares a harrowing story of his younger days attempting to flee Libya to a less than warm welcome, and then a few tales of his experiences in the … Continue reading E0029 – Emre Cords – A Tunisian Welcome