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To be committed to family reunions, we must put aside our natural human tendencies and focus on the positive.
A family reunion can:
increase family interactionpreserve family heritage
build family unity
make family connections
foster family relationships
create
family memories
encourage family bonding activities
promote fun for the whole family
share family history information
enable family communication
establish
family traditions
What is the point?
It will be helpful for the reunion planner to understand the family’s objectives and reasons for gathering. We are all way too busy to have the time to attend a special event or family function simply for the sake of attending.
Understand the “Why am I doing this?” Communicate with your family to establish a clear purpose for your reunion.
For example, is the goal to visit someplace new or is it simply to visit with each other? In order to successfully achieve your objectives, you must know what objectives you are trying to achieve. Bottom line – what’s the point?
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