About Us
A Brief History
Our Story
One summer day in 2008, Margo was distraught over a discussion with her daughter. As she drove home to New Hampshire after a visit to New York, she had a strong desire to be comforted by the sound of her late parents’ voices.
A few days later, she attended a funeral; another friend was brought to tears by the loss of the deceased friend’s laugh. Margo asked Al if there was a service or a product that could record a voice and preserve it forever as a private family library.
Within a year, Margo, Al, Brandano and their friend Eric Peterson, an experienced technology professional, opened a small office in downtown Exeter, NH and founded Remembered Voices, LLC, to capture the epic power of voice and timeless treasure of a story to: Comfort, Inspire, Teach, and Entertain for Generations.
In 2010, Remembered Voices renamed their service The Voice Library.
Meet Our Team
Al Brandano
President and Founder
Team Members
Debra Schuler
Training Consultant
Vicki Pfeifer
Marketing Director
BA Human Resources
Ret Major Air National Guard (25 years)
Human Resources professional for 14
Own Vicki Pfeifer Photography
Do lots of volunteer work: Make a wish – wish granter, photographer, foster kid camp photographer, Straight Ahead Ministry
I have two kids and a wonderful husband
Daughter at UNH; son that is homeschooled
I love my family, photography, travel and being in nature. Hobby is painting trying new things – never afraid to try something new
Fun fact: got married in a castle in Germany
Retirement dream: to travel to different countries for a year and give back.
I’ve bungee jumped and sky dived
I LOVE adventuring.
I have two labradoodles.
Kelly Goodwin
Creative Director
Artistic endeavors started out with film photography, building a darkroom while in school and shooting with medium format film. My love for design developed from there, working with colorization and collages using my photos. Now as a graphic designer my skills were honed by working for several creative agencys and publishing companies. When Kelly is not designing, you can probably find her running outside somewhere on the NH Seacoast.
Dr Daniel Potts
Potts advocates for the use of the arts, creativity and storytelling to improve quality of life through validating personhood and building relationships, and was inspired to do so by the life and art of his father, Lester, who became an acclaimed watercolor artist after the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Potts formed Cognitive Dynamics, a 501c3 foundation dedicated to the above goals. Designated Architects of Change by Maria Shriver, Potts and his wife, Ellen W. Potts, MBA wrote A Pocket Guide for the Alzheimer’s Caregiver, which is recommended by Shriver, the Alzheimer’s Association and the American Academy of Neurology (AAN). His advocacy for people with dementia and their caregivers resulted his being named 2008 Donald M. Palatucci Advocate of the Year by the AAN. A faculty member at the University of Alabama and University of South Alabama, Potts is attending neurologist at the VA Medical Center, and lives in Tuscaloosa, Alabama with his wife and two daughters.