Family Reunion Planning Kit for Dummies by Cheryl Fall

Author:Cheryl Fall
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Wiley

Let the interview happen — don’t force it. If you notice the person is uncomfortable with certain questions, move on to the next one. Be sure to allow the person plenty of time to tell her tales.

Setting up a family museum

Before the reunion, gather pieces of family memorabilia from your relatives. Some items that I suggest are old photographs of ancestors, veteran memorabilia, diaries, old passports, and handcrafts. Ask everyone to contribute something — they will get their items back after the reunion. Set up your “family museum” in a special location at the reunion. I recommend placing it near the bulletin or photo boards.

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