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
Eric J. Peterson
Co-Founder
Team Members
Laurijean Pevear
Sales & Account Management
I just love people. I love meeting new people, hearing their stories and connecting people to businesses or services that will help them, their businesses, or someone they know or love. My career began in office administration but co-workers were always suggesting I should be in sales and when I entered sales for the first time, I wondered why I had waited so long! My extensive background includes over 20 years in relationship marketing and consultative selling; as well as 15 years of advocacy for others in areas of domestic violence, homeless, substance abuse, and disabled. I’m excited to be a part of The Voice Library team and I look forward to sharing the gift of storytelling in a personalized manner.
Kirsten Schultz
Dir. of Marketing
24+ years; marketing, brand management, public relations, promotions, event management, advertising, licensing, and customer loyalty initiatives. I am passionate and also believe in commitment to one’s community. I am an active participant in the Seacoast area serving on several boards and working closely with area non-profits.
Kelly Goodwin
Branding
Debra Schuler
Training Consultant
Dan Ward
Military Liaison
- Dan Ward, Air National Guard Retired
- Drug Alcohol Councilor
- Homeless Veteran Coordinator
- Veterans Count Easter Seals Care Coordinator and veteran
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.
Amy Davenport
Dakun, Health & Well-being