FREE MEMORY BOOK

REQUEST A FREE MEMORY BOOK

Tell us about someone you love. We’ll create a personalized 10-page Memory Book for them—completely free.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Free of charge
There is no charge for your personalized Memory Book.

For people in residential care or receiving home health services

Complimentary books are currently available for people living in memory care, assisted living, nursing homes, or other residential care communities, as well as those receiving home health services.

Delivered through their care provider

We’ll contact you for the care facility or home health agency’s information and arrange delivery through them.
Delivered to their care communityWe’ll contact you for the facility information and mail the completed book directly there.

Delivered to their care communityWe’ll contact you for the facility information and mail the completed book directly there.

Questions?
E: info@spirartmuseum.org

P.O Box 4811, Scottsdale, AZ 85261, United States

Thank you. Your Memory Book request has been received. We’ll create your book and mail it within approximately three weeks.

We’re sorry—your request could not be sent. Please try again. If the problem continues, email us at info@spirartmuseum.org

ABOUT YOUR LOVED ONE

Please give us the name they know and prefer—for example, “Cherry,” “Mama Rose,” “Robert,” or “Mr. James.” *

We may use this as inspiration for the cover. *

Please describe it as specifically as you can—the city, country, neighborhood, type of home, landscape, church, school, workplace, vacation place, or other setting.

If possible, tell us the type or breed, color, size, age or other distinctive details.

Please be specific. For example: gardening roses, fishing at a lake, jazz records, baseball, sewing quilts, trains, cooking, painting, or western movies.

Describe the details that would make it recognizable and meaningful to them

It might be something they are proud of, a part of their life they often talk about, something that makes them smile, or simply something that feels like “them.”