Capture & preserve the memories of your loved ones or share your own

Insight Life Stories assists people in telling their life stories through interviews. The stories are captured on video or audio, and the result is a memorable video or audio memoir that you and your family will treasure. Your insights and life stories and those of your loved ones are preserved for future generations.

Why do this?
  • Reason 1: To record the life stories of your loved ones....some of us say that one day we will sit down with Mom (or Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, etc.) and record their life stories, or write a book about their lives.  Yet, many of us are so busy with our day-to-day lives that we put this off. And sometimes we never get around to it.  Let a professional personal historian do this for you sooner rather than later!
  • Reason 2: To share your own insights & stories...you have had your own important, life-changing events that you would like to share with others.
  • Reason 3: To celebrate a special occasion...when a loved one has a special birthday coming up (maybe one ending with an "0") or a special anniversary, we often search high and low for a unique way to celebrate it. Creating a video memoir is a wonderful way to celebrate a birthday or anniversary.
  • Reason 4: It's fun to do!  Creating a video memoir is an enjoyable activity & your loved one will find pleasure in telling their life stories and can be assured that future generations will know them.

About the owner of Insight Life Stories: Ronda McLean is a personal historian in Eastern Washington who loves assisting others in telling their stories and being alongside as they share their insights. She has honed her interviewing and listening skills as a case manager, career counselor, and educator.  She has worked for twenty years with older adults, college students, and family caregivers.  As a member of The Association of Personal Historians she utilizes best practices and keeps current in industry trends and services.  Ronda is also a hospice volunteer and an advisory board member for the Willow Center for Grieving Children.