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How Simple It Is to Prepare What We Leave Behind
Wednesday, March 27, 2024 @ 11:15 am - 1:00 pm
PROGRAM
You’ll discover an easy and lasting process for collecting and preserving your personal thoughts, history, family photos…and more.
The saying goes: “The first generation KNOWS. The second generation REMEMBERS. And the third generation FORGETS.” You can control whatever you wish your family to remember.
Learn Insights into deciding what to leave behind for whomever might say, “If only she had…” Perhaps you will even uncover some surprising family discoveries along the way. Memories are good, but written memories are treasures. When you save something as simple as grandmother’s cheese and spaghetti recipe, your family will thank you and remember grandma.
SPEAKER
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Chris Rogers is a Texas novelist whose stories cover an array of genres, including mystery, suspense, paranormal and science fiction. As a ghostwriter, she has co-authored nonfiction, has published books ChrisRogersBooks.com on writing, such as Goosing the Write Brain: A Storyteller’s Toolkit, and speaks often at writing seminars. Her work has been included in Writer’s Digest Magazine, Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, A Taste of Murder, various anthologies and, most recently, a Writer’s Digest book – Crafting Dynamic Dialogue.Also an artist of abstract-expressionist paintings, Chris’s work can be found at various Texas galleries and online. She conducts abstract painting workshops that attract participants from beginner to professional. Her work can be seen at chrisrogers.com. Before moving to the countryside, Chris was president of the National Association of Women Business Owners – Houston Chapter, Mystery Writers of America – Houston Chapter and Houston Focus on Concerns for Women. She also served on the board of the Greater Houston Speakers Association |
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