MyHistorian.com is a website network started by the founder of Life’s Reflections, Jan Lindgren. 

Our web site launch was April of 2009!

MyHistorian.com is a valuable resource to family historians and anyone interested in preserving precious family memories, stories, histories, and archives. Amateur family historians can find great tips and information on researching geneology. Professional historians can access great resources of tools and additional information, as well as adding themselves to the ever-growing MyHistorian.com Genealogy Business Directory.

Enjoy Geneology?  Make Family History a Business – Your Business!  Get information on making geneology a business. Start by ordering the MyHistorian.com Do It Yourself Interview Booklet today!

After you order your booklet, we can provide you with fantastic additional methods of affordably and effectively advertising your biographical interviewing business.  Order promotional products to promote your genealogy business, or we can even show you how to sell promotional products and add yet another revenue stream to your income. 

Visit MyHistorian.com Today!

Order a Do It Yourself Lifes Reflections Memories Question Book and conduct your own interviews!

Remember – this is the same guide and booklet Jan Lindgren uses to conduct her professional interviews from. With this booklet, you can record the precious family memories of your loved ones, or even use the booklet as a guide in establishing your own professional biographical interviewing business today!

• Preview: a sampling of topics and questions to review before recording
• Three hours of recorded conversation
• Interview in the comfort of your home
• Permanent master copies available for additional sets
• Travel charges may apply
• Personal Interview by Jan Lindgren
• Jan’s skills as a motivational guide are indispensable as she leads her clients in an enjoyable conversation to tell their life stories.

Cost $299

Have Fun . . . Shaking the Family Tree!

About the Founder, Jan Lindgren

Jan Lindgren is the founder of Life’s Reflections.  She began audio-recording family memories in 1982 when her mother was quite ill. Jan realized there were many things about her family she did not know and never would unless she asked her mother the right questions. After her mother passed away, Jan continued to interview relatives and close family friends. She continued to learn more about her heritage from each recording session. She started the business, “Life’s Reflections” and has been interviewing and audio recording people ever since. Knowing that she could not interview everyone – she came up with the D.I.Y. or Do It Yourself  Life’s Reflections Memories Booklet so that anyone interested in preserving family memories would have the tools to do so with ease.

Jan is a former elementary school teacher. She resides in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Jan has four grown children and 10 grandchildren. She earned both her Bachelors Degree and her Masters from the University of Colorado.  She is a member of the Colorado Historical Society and the Lakewood and San Luis Valley Historical Societies.  Until recently, Jan was an adjunct instructor for Adams State College as well as working for the History Center of Fremont County, interviewing local persons about civic history.  Jan is also a member of the Custer County Historical Society, and a number of local business, networking, and community organizations.

Grandma’s Cooking – Recipe Collection Pages

Can’t you just smell those home-baked goodies your Grandma used to make for you?

Do you have a favorite recipe you would like to share?

Email us with your recipe: recipes@lifesreflections.com

Celebrity Quotes and statements regarding family history preservation.

Links and Resources to information on helping you in your geneological search.

“I’m amazed. There was so much I didn’t know about my grandparents until Life’s Reflections did these recordings.”

“My wife and I were amazed at the insight we gained into my parents and their past. We learned a great deal about my grandparents and great-grandparents than we knew before.”

“We were glad to have captured my father-in-law’s life before he passed away. The recording was one of the best things we ever did.”