Best of Heritage 2008

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you have to be a consultant to nominate a book?
A: No, anyone can nominate a book for Best of Heritage.

Q: Do books have to be written by consultants?
A: No, anyone can write and submit a book for Best of Heritage.

Q: What are the criteria for judging the books?
A: All storybooks must include story and design. Books without story will not be considered. All books must also fall into one of the four categories.

Q: Can I submit another type of project (calendar, poster, etc.)?
A: No, only storybooks are considered for Best of Heritage.

Q: What do the winners get?
A: Best of Heritage winners will receive on special recognition at Reunion.

Q: Do you have to be at Reunion to win?
A: You do not have to be present at Reunion to win, although winners are encouraged to attend.

Q: Can I submit my own books?
A: Yes, you can submit your own books.

Q: Can I submit more than one book by the same author?
A: Yes, multiple books nominated by the same author is acceptable.

BEST OF HERITAGE WINNERS 2007

Last year, we honored three storybooks with our Best of Heritage Awards. In case you missed it, here's a look at the winners.

"LIVING...NOT EXISTING"
by Sherry Caves

Sherry was hit by a drunk driver not once, but twice, in her lifetime. The first car accident left her as a paraplegic. Sherry shares her story about overcoming the odds of living in a wheelchair while raising a family, kayaking, hiking, and fighting for others' rights...all while living her life with enthusiasm and hope. Her's is a story of hope, courage, and "happily ever after."

"MY LAST CONVERSATION WITH MOM"
by Patricia Glass

Alzheimers is a disease that affects so many...the past, the present, and the future. In her storybook, Patricia tells us the story of her mother—before and after Alzheimers. Patricia shares beautiful memories of her mother's life so her children will have something to remember about their grandmother. This story is truly one that celebrates life.

"MY LIFE, MY LOVE, MY LAUGHTER"
by Germaine Schroeder

Having raised 13 children, Germaine could write a novel about her life experience! While her life may have seemed normal and ordinary to her, the everyday experiences meant the world to her children. Germaine's life, her love, her strength, and her determination are now recorded for future generations. Her great-great grandchildren will know their grandma and learn to love the life she lived.

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