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A conversation about 90 years of life in Arizona, family, farming, fishing, being mayor, and leading Salt River Project.
Nonni’s childhood, difficult and best moments in her life, and advice for future generations.
We mainly talked about my family’s heritage/ occupations and my dad’s childhood, but we also talked about how he met my mom and where they spent their honeymoon.
First we talked about my mom’s history class back in the day and related it to mine today. Then we went into our family history and thanksgiving. We also talked about some important events in the Past and what she...
In this interview I talked to my mom that is 40 years old about our family. We went deep in the history of our family and the last jobs that my late grandfather took place in. Also about my grandmother...
I never really got into depth of my family and this interview help with me understand the struggles that occur in my family today. Hearing the stories I didn’t know and being more educated on my family’s lives has helped...
Bob Kudrick tells about his family history and childhood, and shares some useful words of wisdom.
Interview with Jim Dell'Aira on his 90th birthday - July 4, 2020, discussing his parents and childhood in New York City.
A discussion with my father about our family history and some important figures in our family
We talked about my mom’s family heritage, her history, and asked some interesting questions.
My grandmother and I talked about her as a child and her parents, along with her being a parent and having a child. We talked about her memories throughout her life.
Kris sees a book that reminds her of how she got her name.
Jerry tells stories about his mother’s siblings and his experience being in a TV commercial while riding a NY cab