A personal history doesn't have to been long or comprehensive. In this book, our client is refreshingly honest about some of his most meaningful experiences.
A personal history doesn't have to be long, but it should contain what's most important. In this fascinating portrait, Kendall talks about trying to please a difficult father, navigating an airplane over the Pacific during wartime, building a business, and his successful struggle for sobriety. Oh, and the time he played for the Mormon Yankees while serving a church mission in Australia. Now that Kendall's book is completed, we are working on another book with his lovely wife, Marva.
Every day, we come across digital images that have been improperly digitized or improperly handled. The damage to these images may be unrecoverable, especially if original prints or slides no longer exist. Learning the best practices for handling digital images is crucial to ensure images will be preserved for the future.
Having been fans of Humans of New York nearly since its beginning, we were excited to have the opportunity to interview the celebrated photojournalist Brandon Stanton prior to his coming to Salt Lake City as the keynote speaker for the opening session of next week’s RootsTech family history conference.
