Ready to
begin writing your family history? Then
join us May 27th from 1pm - 3pm at the California Genealogical
Society’s Library in Uptown Oakland.
What’s it about?
Member
Craig Siulinski will lead an engaging presentation that describes how writing
your autobiography excerpts can enhance and enrich your family’s history. Free
to members. Register here.
What to expect
In addition
to participating in a few exercises that jog the mind and memory, attendees
will write a short piece on one life story theme. Writing
tips will be discussed and every participant will receive an eBook.
The main goal of this presentation is for participants to appreciate how genealogists writing their own autobiography excerpts can supplement and enrich their family histories.
Come be a part of this fun learning experience---register today!
The main goal of this presentation is for participants to appreciate how genealogists writing their own autobiography excerpts can supplement and enrich their family histories.
Come be a part of this fun learning experience---register today!
ABOUT THE
INSTRUCTOR
Craig
Siulinski is a teacher and writer as well as an avid genealogist. He holds a
Master of Science degree in Education from Cal State University East Bay, and a
Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Southern Maine. Craig teaches
K-12 education and is currently a Learning Specialist at Stanbridge Academy in
San Mateo.
Documenting
family stories and researching genealogy have been Craig’s passions since 2007.
His first blog called August Legacy, is dedicated to his maternal
grandfather, Auguste "Gus" Albert.
He has led
classes and workshops to encourage others to use blogs for sharing their own
family histories. In 2014, Craig created Sharing Legacies to help
others tell and preserve their family stories for generations to come.
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