A good reunion memento/souvenir should be
• easy to carry and pack into a flight
bag (lightweight)
• something to keep always (not
perishable)
• able
to survive the trip home (not fragilej)
• related to this particular reunion
(unique)
• able to jog memories when folks get
back home (memory)
• inexpensive for the reunion planning
committee (low cost)
• able to withstand the test of time (a
forever thing)
An ideal gift, and low cost as well, is the Family Reunion
Report, a true Gift of Memories. This report (see it at this link) includes
lots of news of the day for a specific date.
Most folks choose the oldest person expected to come to the
reunion. They use that person's birthday. And they have a lot of fun, each one
reading their copy of the report while this person reminisces about the news in
that report.
You can easily pick a different date - perhaps a date when
you first began having these reunions.
Or a special milestone in your family that means something
for all of you.
Back home, these can be framed for a memorable keepsake.
What a conversation starter. See how many of the younger
folks remember the older songs or movies or sports trivia. And, they are priced
to fit into any reunion budget.
It is so easy. Buy one and state the few pieces of
information needed to generate the report. In a day or so, no more, the report
is emailed to you. Print it and run off copies, one for each family coming to
the event.
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