Exeter Company Giving the Gift of a Voice to Military Families This Christmas

(Exeter, New Hampshire) A New Hampshire company is giving a gift that keeps on giving to military families all over the country this Christmas season. The Voice Library, powered by Remembered Voices, is an online portal where people can record, archive, listen to and share audio clips. The company, based in Exeter, is giving military service members and Blue and Gold Star families the gift of a voice to celebrate Christmas: the Voice Library is giving two-hour/two-year gift accounts to any member of the Blue Star Mothers of America.

“As soon as I heard about The Voice Library, I knew that this would be a wonderful way for families to stay in touch, regardless of time zones,” said Susan Peterson, vice president of the Blue Star Mothers of New Hampshire. “I wish I had access to a service like this when my youngest son was deployed in Iraq and I know I’ll use it like crazy if my older son gets deployed next year.”

The Voice Library is a service that lets families and friends record, archive and share stories, memories and the sound of a loved one’s voice online or by phone. The service facilitates the recording of stories by telephone or online through a computer microphone or headset. Each free account comes with an access code allowing the account holder to share their Voice Library with friends and family, who can listen through any telephone or internet connection 24/7/365.

The Voice Library can be used to:

·         Let the kids share day-to-day stories with a deployed parent, regardless of time zones.

·         Allow active-duty military personnel to leave messages for their spouses or children.

·         Connect with friends at home or abroad safely and securely without the hindrance of time differences and schedules.

With The Voice Library, users can:

·         Archive and access stories and messages whenever you want to hear a loved one’s voice.

·         Share messages with whoever they want through a personalized access code.

“Whether you want to stay in touch with a deployed loved one or a family stationed overseas, this is a great tool to keep families connected,” said Al Brandano, founder of Remembered Voices, the parent company of The Voice Library. “The military gift allows friends and families to record up to two hours of stories and archive those stories for two years. Using their access code, they can share those memories with anyone they want.”

Additional recording and storage time can be purchased to augment a user’s personal Voice Library. To access the gift account and begin recording stories immediately, military service members and Blue and Gold Star families should visit www.rememberedvoices.com and click on the Blue Star icon on the home page. This gift is valid for accounts created before March 30, 2011. For additional information, contact The Voice Library at (603) 583-4880.

About Blue Star Mothers

The Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc. is a non-partisan, non-political support organization for families who have someone serving in the military. The organization works to support the military and our veterans while promoting patriotism.