Recordings preserve adventures long past

Santa Cruz Sentinal story by Claudia Sternbach

May 9, 2004
SANTA CRUZ — Santa Cruz residents Janet Herman and Lisa Noble know family stories are important but often are lost as the years go by, along with heirloom quilts and a grandmother’s recipe for raspberry jam.

So the two women, who run an oral history and audio recording service called Lasting Voices, decided to volunteer some time recording the stories of seniors who take classes and meet for lunch at Louden Nelson Community Center

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Posted by Susan A. Kitchens on May 09, 2004 in • Oral history in the news
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