APH 2007 Video & Photo
Memories of Nashville

You're going to love the "Members in the Movies" video, the "Moments to Remember" photo slideshows, and the great background music (don't miss 2007 Conference Chair Jane Baxter's Listen--a haunting, lovely song she wrote and performed just for us). Those who were lucky enough to be there will relish the trip down Memory Lane, while those wondering what an APH conference is really like will enjoy this taste of what our annual gatherings are all about.
- Paula Yost, APH Events Manager

Members in the Movies To provide an overview of the conference experience, enterprising APH videographer Tom Forster created a candid video documentary of the 2007 conference, with beautiful music offered by Heidi Muller. The descriptions from key organizers and the enthusiasm of the participants come through loud and clear — it's not too late to enjoy last year's conference!

Members in the Movies

Welcome to Nashville

Listen & Learn

Board Meeting Fun (music by Heidi)

Town Square Hospitality

Listen & Share (music by Jane)

Nashville Scenery

Listen was the theme for the 2007 Annual Conference in Franklin, Tn (near Nashville). Listening is a key element of our work as personal historians. We listen carefully to the stories our clients tell us, and to the feelings and meaning behind their words, in order to preserve for future generations the full sense of their lives.

Read what was said about last year's conference...

My personal histories energy and passion is charged up once again! —Jennifer Campbell

I came away even more enthusiastic and excited about the work we do. —Susan Hessel

At the sessions I attended, I was so impressed with the level of professionalism and thoroughness each workshop host exhibited. —Sue Knight

I was so impressed with the organization of the entire event as well as the high caliber of speakers and wonderful entertainment. Thank you all for the best introduction to what APH is made of! —Eloise Lewis

The conference was so rich in information and good advice that our brains were on overload very soon, but in a wonderful way. —Pat McNees

Thanks for letting me come. And play. And Listen. There was no real “Show & Sell.” Instead, it was generosity that prevailed. A place to share my voice and hear others. To be aligned with so many like-minded (like-souled/like-hearted) individuals was unparalleled. —Peter Savigny

I highly recommend volunteering to those attending their first conference and/or new to APH. It was fun and a great way to begin meeting others! —Linda Sheldon

The memories will linger, and the benefits will continue to accrue. —Paula Stahel

I love these conferences so much. The people drawn to personal history work have sparkle behind their eyes that makes me want to get to know them better and learn what they are sparkling about. —Sarah White