preserve.

The way a person tells a story is so much a part of the story itself.  Their particular turn of phrase, their unique voice, their distinct mannerisms.  

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Generations of families not yet born can experience their elders' recollections first hand.  Not only will they learn valuable family history in a first hand way, but by seeing and hearing the physical and personality traits they share with their storyteller, they'll connect in a very personal manner.