As a published author, Steve Nison understood exactly what it takes to transform a lifetime of memories into a beautifully crafted book. Entrusting his own story to someone else meant setting an understandably high bar.
Here, Steve shares his candid experience of working with LifeBook Memoirs. In his own words:
How many of us regret never asking our relatives about their life stories before it was too late? I was determined not to let that happen to my own children. But I couldn’t get it done on my own – I started and stopped for years.
That’s when I found LifeBook Memoirs, and I’m so grateful I did. Now I’m comforted knowing my children and future generations will have an emotional, humorous, entertaining and beautifully crafted book to relive my life through.
As a previously published author myself, it’s not easy for me to admit that I’m almost at a loss for words describing how helpful, friendly, professional and patient everyone was throughout the process. And the results speak for themselves – friends and family have called the book “a masterpiece”, “amazing” and “beautiful”.
I can’t recommend LifeBook Memoirs highly enough. My advice: do it now, because as an African proverb says, “When someone dies, a library is lost”.
Steve completed his LifeBook, My Yesterdays for Tomorrow’s Generations, in 2026.
