2022 Annual meeting via ZOOM
Saturday, March 5
To view a recording of the meeting:
To view a recording of the meeting:
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Keynote Topic: Legacy Projects
When you think of non-financial legacies, don’t be intimidated if hefty biographies and massive public monuments come to mind. If you would like to leave your own meaningful mark on the world but would rather work on a smaller scale, be assured that legacies can take many forms – perhaps a family recipe to be handed down for generations, a shoebox of photos waiting to be added to a scrapbook, or a cell phone video of you telling your favorite jokes. At our annual meeting, Angela Baucom spoke with us about the purpose of a legacy project and showed us a variety of ways to create one with family and friends or on our own.
When you think of non-financial legacies, don’t be intimidated if hefty biographies and massive public monuments come to mind. If you would like to leave your own meaningful mark on the world but would rather work on a smaller scale, be assured that legacies can take many forms – perhaps a family recipe to be handed down for generations, a shoebox of photos waiting to be added to a scrapbook, or a cell phone video of you telling your favorite jokes. At our annual meeting, Angela Baucom spoke with us about the purpose of a legacy project and showed us a variety of ways to create one with family and friends or on our own.
Angela Baucom
Keynote Speaker: Angela Baucom
Angela Baucom, MSSW, is a public health social services professional, hospice volunteer, and community organizer as well as an end-of-life doula, who received her doula training from the International End of Life Doula Association (INELDA). She specializes in bereavement group counseling and hosting thoughtful community conversations about death and life's other important topics. Angela earned a Bachelor of Education from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a Master of Science in Social Work from The University of Texas at Austin. She currently lives in Austin with her spouse, two dogs, and three chickens.
Angela Baucom, MSSW, is a public health social services professional, hospice volunteer, and community organizer as well as an end-of-life doula, who received her doula training from the International End of Life Doula Association (INELDA). She specializes in bereavement group counseling and hosting thoughtful community conversations about death and life's other important topics. Angela earned a Bachelor of Education from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a Master of Science in Social Work from The University of Texas at Austin. She currently lives in Austin with her spouse, two dogs, and three chickens.
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