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Family Reunion Planning

Episode 51 of the The Photo Detective podcast, hosted by Maureen Taylor, titled "Family Reunion Planning" was published on August 7, 2019 and runs 31 minutes.

August 7, 2019 ·31m · The Photo Detective

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Does your family get together for family reunions? My husband’s family does. Every other year the clan gathers and a key part of the planning revolves around activities. We usually have a set schedule of what happens when. It’s part tradition and part common sense planning. My guest today is one organized woman. She’s the editor of Reunions Magazine/ While genealogists think in terms of family reunions there are a whole lot of different types of reunions f...

Does your family get together for family reunions?  My husband’s family does. Every other year the clan gathers and a key part of the planning revolves around activities. We usually have a set schedule of what happens when.  It’s part tradition and part common sense planning.   

My guest today is one organized woman. She’s the editor of Reunions Magazine/  While genealogists think in terms of family reunions there are a whole lot of different types of reunions from class reunions to military gatherings.  She’ll share tips and techniques to make your reunion a success. Use the links in the show notes to find resources to help you plan one for your group. 

**About My Guest:** 

Edith Wagner is founder, publisher and editor of Reunions magazineand reunionsmag.com. She is author of Reunions Workbookand The Family Reunion Sourcebook(1999, Lowell House/McGraw Hill, Los Angeles CA). She has been a speaker about the business of reunions for convention and visitors bureaus and about reunion planning for workshops and conventions. She also visits and writes about reunion destinations. 

She has been a national spokesperson for KFC, Hebrew National Foods, the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) and Lifetime Furniture Co. She spent many summers making media appearances talking about reunions, reunion trends and tips to motivate more people to think about and plan reunions. 

She has appeared on dozens of local TV and radio shows all over the country and on the Today Show, Later Today, CBS Morning, Good Morning America, Home and Garden, CNN, NPR, Heloise and Christian Radio. She has done web chats for AARP and the Washington Postand podcasts for others and on www.reunionsmag.com.

Edith was a social worker for 18 years in Los Angeles, California, Kansas City, Missouri, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, followed by about 11 years doing specialty public relations and promotions for small businesses and non-profits. She lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin,with two goofy cats and loves to walk, swim, read, cook (and eat, of course), travel, renovate houses and spend as much time as humanly possible with her six great grand niblings. 

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Episode 39 : Finding Identity and Connections in Family Photos

Episode 28: Charting Your Family History

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