Elders owe the family their wisdom…and they
need to write their letters to their grandchildren.
~ Terry Hargrave
There is no agony like bearing the untold story inside you.
~ Maya Angelou
Our ancestors and our ancestral wisdom live in our blood and in our bones.
~ Julia Cameron
Stories have to be told or they die, and when they die, we can’t remember who we are or why we’re here.
~ Sue Monk Kidd
There are four needs in all people: to live, to love, to learn, to leave a legacy.
~ Stephen R. Covey

Tips and Tools

The "Legacy Tips & Tools" free monthly e-letter shares new ideas, practical methods, and inspiration. It's meant to encourage you to stay connected to your goal of providing a written legacy to future generations: to pass on your history, identity, values, love, stories, and wisdom to those you love.

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May all your legacies be blessings, Rachael Freed.

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- What People Are Saying about the Legacy E-letter
- I appreciate your monthly Tips and Tools mailings and forward them on to my mother. I enjoyed your presentation in D.C. and had my mother begin to draft some legacy tips to me and her granddaughters. Since that time my father developed terminal brain cancer. Your legacy program reinforced the importance of relationships and effectively communicating to those we care about while we can.
  
  Patrick “Pat” Monahan, Director
  Wyoming Primary Care Association
  Cheyenne, Wyoming December 2008
- "[Tips and Tools]...thought-provoking invitations to actually sit down and write about current activities and memories that help to form who we are…one of the most meaningful things I read recently was a letter from children to their Boomer parents saying, 'Yes! At last we understand your
  passion for Kennedy and Martin Luther King'... It IS a monumental time, and
  it would be good to give voice to that for future generations. So thanks for the push!!"
  
  Nancy Mason Hauser,
  St. Paul, Minnesota