Students Create Books of Elder's Memories in Intergenerational Project

Parents share eerie accounts of their children recalling past lives, including vivid details of deceased relatives and historical events, sparking debates about the origins of these memories. Concurrently, a project in Matthews involving students and seniors showcases the importance of intergenerational connections through listening to and documenting elders' life stories, emphasizing the value of preserving personal narratives. Additionally, a novel inspired by the Boulder Apple Tree Project delves into the significance of cherishing heirloom apple trees and memories, highlighting the essence of capturing older loved ones' untold stories before they are lost.