Do You Really Need a Family Tree?
You probably don’t need a family tree if:
- it’s not important to you who your ancestors were, or how much love, fate, and countless encounters had to happen for you to be born;
- you don’t feel a strong bond with your parents, siblings, or extended family, and staying connected doesn’t really matter to you;
- you’re perfectly fine not looking back at your roots, and you don’t feel the need to preserve or honor them.
But, if you are among those who:
- want to leave something precious and timeless to your children, grandchildren, and future generations – a story about their ancestors;
- can’t imagine life without the love and support of family and dear ones who are always your strength;
- feel it’s important to preserve the memories and stories of those who came before us because you already have valuable information worth saving;
- want to bring together your family and your spouse’s family into one beautiful legacy for generations to come;
- think about those who, a hundred years or more from now, will proudly speak your name – because you were the one who started this story…
Then a family tree is truly something meant for you.
A family tree is not just a list of names on paper. It’s a story of love, lives, encounters, and paths that crossed so you could exist today. It is a bridge between the past and the future of your family – hundreds of years, hundreds of lives, all connected into one tree.
In the end, the choice is yours – and it’s completely okay whichever group you find yourself in.
I am here for those who feel they belong to the second group, because I do too. If you would like us to tell the story of your family together and create a family tree that will be cherished for generations, feel free to reach out to me.
It would be my honor to help you.