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Ryan family history as told by Dolly Ryan as interviewed by her son, Chris Ryan and her daughter in law, Rita Ryan
Seven year old Dalia interviews her 80 year old grandpa about growing up in a New York orphanage.
Grandma shares some stories from her childhood with 12 siblings, time at an orphanage, birth of her children, and memories of her granddaughter.
I interviewed with my mom about her experiences of growing up in an orphanage in Glasgow, Scotland.
Grandma and Warren and Heather talking in the hospital.
Serena Stickney interviews Russell Dale, reunited after twenty years. They talk about who they were in the third grade, who they are now, and what they want to be in the future.
Eunice Cho (33) interviews her mentor, Gregory Tackett (44), about the many adventures he has had and the wisdom that they have brought him. They discuss his travels, his sexual and national identities, his closest relationships, his spiritual experiences, and...
The little secrets that grandparents know about you. Growing up with them is a memory that you won’t forget.
My mom describes why she adopted me from China and the challenges I faced from being in an orphanage affecting my development as an infant.
We talked about growing up as a Jewish child in the ashes of the holocaust in Belgium.
Grandma and Warren and Heather talking in the hospital.
I was asked the question, what were your favorite toys as a child? The story talks about the simplicity of toys that were my favorite ones that captivated my imagination and creativity.
I interviewed my grandma, Ana Simanca Marquez about her experience living in Cuba during the revolution and coming to the United States. Her life as an orphan and eventually reuniting with her parents.
Friends Meari Avery (67) and Roberta Solimene (66) discuss the lives of their mothers, and describe the effect their mothers had on each of their lives.
In my earliest childhood while living at the orphanage, I learned three key values that I carried all my life. Accept people for who they are, share what you have, and do not stereotype.
Melody met her cousins, Nathan and Hilary about ten years ago as a result of genealogy research. They come together today to share what brought them to their searches and the impact it had on them and the family.
Growing up Chicago during the great depression, world war 2, and the Korean War.