How to Save Your Research from Destruction & Ensure its Future Survival with Lisa Louise Cooke

Join us for our Monthly Meeting featuring nationally known genealogy educator Lisa Louise Cooke, as she presents “How to Save Your Research from Destruction & Ensure Its Future Survival.”

Don’t let a lifetime of genealogy research end up in the landfill. In this timely and important program, Lisa will share seven essential strategies for safeguarding your research for generations to come. You’ll learn how to designate a research keeper, create a Genealogy Materials Directive, and make meaningful donations using a Deed of Gift—ensuring your hard work is preserved, protected, and accessible.

This is a must-attend program for anyone serious about preserving their family history. Your research legacy depends on it.

One lucky LCGS member, attending in-person, will win a one-year Genealogy Gems Premium Membership courtesy of Lisa Louise Cooke.

This is a hybrid meeting. Those attending in person will meet at the Fort Myers Regional Library. See map and instructions below.

To attend virtually, use the link to register:  https://zoom.us/meeting/register/DTiFsP9tTUqShMhT5DI42Q