Try: The elderly have a unique and interesting take on history that only they can share recording their history in print or on cd video can leave a lasting legacy for future generations information use the following checklist to spur conversation when interviewing the Care recipient (cr) where did you grow up is that where you were born describe your life as a child what is your mother mother’s maiden name what do you know of her family what do you know of your father father’s family tell us about your school days describe high school and what you did after graduation where did you work what were your hobbies did you play sports what were the politics like while you were growing up what kind of car did your parents drive what did you hope to be or do when you grew up did you accomplish your goals in life references adapted from information found in the book caring for an aging parent by sheryl garrett cfp

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Keywords: History legacy

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