"There is no better way to leave your
unique impression and memories for
those to learn from.
We did a memorial for my mother but
that was after she died. Nothing like
this, because we didn’t know about
it then."

S. Dalton, PHD, San Diego, 68

"My dad had so many stories from the
war, but started losing his memory
shortly after the stroke. I’m sure he
would have loved to do this.
Now it’s too late."

K. Reece, San Diego, 52

"I'm in an early stage of Alzheimer's.
It runs in my family. There's still much
I can remember, and I want to share it
all now while I can remember details."

J. Ramirez, Los Angeles, CA, 61

“I loved the idea from Day One!

Both of my parents died in an
accident when I was 12. How I would
love to see and hear them now, or
whenever I want to.”

P. Yeung, San Diego, 64

“The video crew made this a lot
easier than I thought.”

P. Santos, Chula Vista, 59

“Ok. I was skeptical, but I must admit
this can make you feel empowered
and kind of immortal.

I highly recommend it.”

R. Keller, San Francisco, 68

“I’m 66 years old. I was diagnosed
with brain cancer last year and given
just a few years.

I want to do this now before I’m gone
so that my family can see me as I am
now and as I was before all this.”

L. Pough, Sacramento, 56

"We've endured a lot to enjoy our
lifestyle. There's a lot we want to
leave behind for our family to learn
from.

Feeling very good about this
decision. Thanks for doing this!"

Tyner Family, San Diego, 50's

"The value for price blew me away.

Two of my aunts were just diagnosed
with Alzheimer’s so I can’t wait any
longer.

Sign me up!"

S. D’Agostino, Los Angeles, 55

"I’ve been in the video business since
the 70’s.  I’ve shot for TV, celebrities
and the very wealthy.

Now you’re shooting me and it came
out beautifully - better than expected!

Thank you for this marvelous idea.
I only wish I had created it.”

I. Damask, Los Angeles, 78

"Count us in!

We’re doing one for each
grandparent so the family
won’t miss out."

I. Liston, Temecula, CA, 48

"When you're young, you don't expect
bad things to happen, then a few of
your buds get taken out and you know
it could happen to you too. My son
is too young to know who I am, so if
something happens to me, at least he
will have some idea and can share it
with his own family someday."

PFC J. Hanna, San Diego, CA, 33

"Our pastor turned us on to this. He
simply asked me what I'd like to leave
my family if I don't come back. This
was a no-brainer."

Sgt. M. Tucker, San Diego, CA 35

"I was part of a special Marine Battalion
in '41. The stories I can tell will curl
your cuticles. Wrote a lot of it down,
but it got lost, so I want to give this
all I got."

M. Talbott, USAF, Ret,
Walnut Creek, CA, 84

“Someone told me that by doing this,
I was resigning myself to dying.
After I thought about it, I realized
that I was doing just the opposite.
For my family, my voice lives
forever here.”

L. Wiley, Monterey, CA, 82