by Kyle | Jul 11, 2022 | Uncategorized
My thoughts on the “30 year age gap” and something you should know about. What does a guy (me) who has a Sociology and Accounting degree, worked in senior living since 2009, and lost both parents early in life – what do I think about? I think about...
by Kyle | Apr 13, 2021 | Family Stories
My mom died when I was five years old from cancer, and my dad had a stroke that led to dementia when I was 24 – he passed away eight years later in 2014. Having lost both parents early in my life and only having a few memories (in my mom’s case, no vivid memories)...
by Kyle | Mar 30, 2021 | Interviews
Danon’s Interview Many great organizations started with a founder who loved the product/service before it was even a product/service. Regarding MemoryVideo.com, I started interviewing seniors living in assisted living communities ever since my dad was a...
by Kyle | Feb 18, 2021 | Life Lessons
I believe history is remembered in the eyes of the experiencer, so everyone’s take may share similar headlines but the actual experiences are unique. I remember the Great Recession and being unemployed long term, while others can remember ultra cheap airfare to...
by Kyle | Feb 16, 2021 | Intriguing Past
To me growing up, the most powerful scene from the movie, Romeo Must Die, was when a young boy (who would later grow up into the character played by Jet Li) and his brother were swimming in a dark sea, seemingly about to drown, when a basketball floated towards them...
