My Father’s “Stories” are more than an accurate Obituary. His voice- it the voice that inspires me.

Hell Getting Old, dad said. I get it now, Dad. I get it. Still here I am!

Captivating Memoirs are not just books. There is so much more in every story. Start small and build.

Story Portrait: The Graduate — Class of 2026, Sul Ross State University, Diana Guari Flores. The same text message message twith pictures that hat brought Paco back into my life brought another surprise. Diana sent me a photograph of herself in a graduation cap and gown. Class of 2026. Sul Ross State University. Years ago, Diana was my roommate — always restless, ambitious and determined to move on to something bigger and better. I always rooted for her. And now there she wa

A roommate’s pet is a memory worth keeping. Paco on Top of the World!

A quote from my brother, Mike became an often repeated mantra across many Captivating Memoirs.

In loving memory of Kenneth Dale Edmunds. The Dedication page in Just Passing Through.

This is the Eulogy for my dear sister, Bean, Eileen Jensen Rush. Gone, but never forgotten.

In July 2026, things in politics and the world are arguably worse. Hard times require the strongest faith,

Infinite joyous family memories are secreted in the tired walls of our childhood home revisited.

Remembering a Father's constant mantra, "Be safe." I love you too Dad.

Don't let HR or a crappy supervisor write your story. You write!

A father’s prayer and parent’s legacy of love that binds generations. Look at him!

Reminding a brief shining moment and what Cabrini College really thought of me in 1984 -- a golden time.

Morally adrift, the land we love is under storm. We have lost respect across the globe. Here too, Me too.

Sharing a brief shining moment from childhood that inspires the joy of Christmas -- a Mother's love.

New Mom's birth announcement wows and heals across generations with sacred family name.

Remembering his laughter, love for family, loyalty and epic courage. He is my friend Mike.

Never Say Goodbye is a concise, heartfelt account of love and healing by Marie Ramundo Pardi.

Magic Moment 1967: Siblings unspoken childhood birthday secret creates lifelong sacred bond.