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This interview is with my paternal grandparents, asking them questions about their past and present life.

I interviewed my grandpa (moms dad) for my project.

Asking him background questions

Intervewing my grandma

This is an interview of my grandma, Wanda Couch.

A talk with my maternal grandmother about life, among other things.

In this interview, my grandparents reflected on their childhood, gave advice, and told me about what my mother was like growing up.

Talked with my grandma about past life and love

My interview with my grandparents during high school journalism class.

Bill Warren talks about how lucky he was to grow up near his grandparents on their farm in Texas in the 1930s.

Jaden iterveiwing his grandparents WITH THEIR PERMISSION. And finding out things that weren’t known before.

I decided to ask my mom about my grandparents, since I didn’t know much about them. I wanted to ask some fun fact questions like, “what’s your favorite color,” but I also just wanted to learn more about our family...

Talking about family

For this interview I asked my Dad about my grandparents.

As a kid he spent time with his grandparents and were very close with them. He is very proud of his family and loves what he does.

Highlights/memories of our lives including moving to the U.S., 9/11, and growing up in a multi-generational household.

What my mom wanted to be at my age and who inspired her the most

My Grandfather’s family history

Emma Nordness: 2021-11-28 21:12:53

I interviewed my grandma who is 80 years old, with Alzheimer’s disease. The topics discussed were mainly where and how she grew up in Ireland, her journey here and how she met my Arabic grandpa.

Hannah Shaw (28) shares a conversation with her father, Allen Shaw (72), about Allen’s childhood, his family, his career, and how his perspective on life has changed over time.

An interview with my great grandfather.

This interview contains memories and history from my mom’s childhood and memories of raising her children. She discusses her parents, siblings, hardest memories, and dreams. My mother has always told me stories from her childhood and most important moments, but...

Carol talked about her grandparents and influential teachers.

I interviewed my Nan. She immigrated from Ireland to the U.S and shared her journey with me through this interview! It was very interesting learning more about her life!