A new book recently published by two Rochester, NY co-authors, entitled Generation Preservation: My Story in Trusted Hands, is a culmination and result of the need to help individuals and families preserve the most important information, wishes, and memories.
“Generation Preservation can be used as a tool to help others clarify, chronicle, and manage vital personal information for themselves or loved ones, and is intended to give a designated trusted person(s) a guide to direct your wishes and preserve your legacy,” said Glen Cone, co-author of Generation Preservation.
Cone, an independent financial advisor with Commonwealth Financial Group in Webster, is passionate about helping clients to establish, reach, and maintain financial goals for retirement, their future generation’s needs, and charitable causes. Jeanette Cooper, also co-author, is a marketing manager with Maplewood Estates in Fairport, and is passionate about the preservation of people’s lives, memories, and that which had meaning to them. Together, they combined their complimentary skills to form the basis and structure of Generation Preservation.
Originally created in spring 2010, Cone and Cooper decided to collaborate on the inclusive and detailed project when discussing the challenges faced in their professional fields. Since then, the book has been presented to many audiences including churches, assisted living facilities, recreation centers, senior centers and beyond, which has helped Cone and Cooper gain feedback and further develop the immense value that Generation Preservation offers.
“This is an easy-to-use, flexible book that every household should have to preserve the family history,” said Cooper. “The amount of time it will take to fill in will save countless hours and dollars to try to retrieve this important information at a later time.”
For more information about Generation Preservation, or to schedule a speaking presentation, please visit www.GenerationPreservation.net, or contact Glen Cone at 585-727-7806 or gcone@ae.cadaretgrant.com, or Jeanette Cooper at 585-203-7982 or jacooper@rochester.rr.com.
