Every family has a heritage. A common thread that we all share is that our ancestors were a part of history - from landmark world events and the great inventions of time, to the depression, civil unrest, wars, slavery, and the holocaust.
Every household also has a family legacy.
It can be argued that a legacy of values is far more important, more powerful, and longer lasting than a legacy of property or money. The legacy of values creates a tradtition to be handed down from generation to generation. F amily Heritage is not just about names and dates, it's about the people behind those names and the times in which they lived. Your great grandchildren want to know if you played baseball or hopscotch as a kid, who was your best friend, and your feelings about love and commitment. They are curious about your first date, your wedding and what family really means to you.