Could someone please tell me a few questions for my grandson to put in a book "memory" of his grandfather.
My brother can not see his great grandson, due to family problems. His great grandson wants to make a scrapbook of his first three years with his grandfather. I would appreciate – questions, you know … I have to put. I can not afford to buy one. But I want to help to make one for the 60th anniversary of his grandfather. Thank You very much for any help. God bless.
Hello, What sweet idea! Can be either a snapshot file thingy as shown above and Grandpa may also ask questions of space to write answers. Such Once you can even add "what happened on that date" pages with both child and date of birth and date of birth grandfather. It would be very revealing of how generations have changed. This large list was: http://www.helium.com/items/464002-genealogy-the Well-questions-so-family-get-to-correct information that describes the home First of childhood I can remember. 2) Tell us about the rooms, smells, and what was in the house. 3) Describe the neighborhood stores yard animals. 4) Describe his parents, brothers and sisters, grandparents, their characters, their quirks, major diseases and causes of death. 5) Inform all religious experience. 6) Describe the dream of his childhood, desires, fears, loves, difficulties. 7) Talk-primary schools to university. 
Describe the first job, and everything that followed. 9) Tell the preferred holiday and that the family has to celebrate. 10) Describe the house move and family travel. 11) Describe the first time, the court, wedding, honeymoon, the First Years of marriage, children, difficult experiences and how they were resolved, the happiest of experiences. 12) Tell us about personal talents, hobbies, ambitions. 13) Tell inventions during his life, important events, changes in lifestyle, medicine then and now. 14) Ask about the most important lesson, message or advice to convey to the family. I think I was wondering what grandma made fried comfort when times were hard or what was the name of your first dog or where was when we landed on the moon or to describe Christmas as a child, or …. Maybe you could visit the library for books like these http://www.amazon.com/Grandpa-Tell-Me-Your-Memories/dp/1563830388 It seems a very nice way to spend time with your child and I am sure your grandfather will love.
In Loving Memory Of Haylee Danyelle Mazzella
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