The goal of my passion project was to create something permanent that otherwise couldn’t be. If my grandmother's memory fails and in my later years my memories of her fade too, who will be there be to remember her? It’s a tragedy that we can’t choose what we forget or remember, but we can choose what to record. I wanted to learn as much about who my grandma was through the next best source beside herself. I got in touch with all of my aunts and uncles and drove around all different cities in Utah spending six hours interviewing each of them about who their mother was to them. I heard stories of her, my dad, my aunts and uncles that I had never heard before. I spent time connecting with family that I hadn’t otherwise seen in years. This project brought my family together as my aunts and uncles called each other with some having not spoken in months, even years. I’m blessed to have the memories and stories of my grandmother and even more blessed to know that for generations she'll be known. That even when she passes on it won’t be the last I see of her and while she is gone from this Earth we will have this book of stories, memories, and photographs to remember her by.