Lest we forget
Marking the 97th anniversary of the First World War in 1918. A war that changed families and communities with the crippling and loss of lives.
If you’ve read Digital Dreaming you’ll understand the honouring of the keepsakes handed down as these mementos near the 100th year being treasured.
Soul Assets Family Knowledge Process honouring family keepsakes
The pictures contained within this post are my family keepsakes preserved within the Family Group they were a part of during WW1.
My Grandfather’s birth Family Group Code: GBlaDav1887
You’ll remember in a earlier post: Envelopes, Parents and Documented Keepsakes I wrote about my dad leaving behind envelopes with notes inside and a family keepsake. You’ll see below another example with the one franc note below, and Dad making sure the family understood the family significance of handing down for 97 years.
Documenting and scanning Prized Possessions
If you’ve read Digital Dreaming you’ll know that scanning items into a knowledge process allows you to write and create family stories for future generations to know. The picture below is of a family document written by my wife to honour the ANZAC that served in our family.
Remembering and Honouring Family (From page 38-39 of the printed version of Digital Dreaming)
Let’s keep remembering our past family ancestors and treasuring family keepsakes like the one I’ve shared with you today.