It's easy to create a special surprise with a birthday VoiceQuilt. Just ask callers to leave a toast, share a favorite memory or leave birthday greetings.
| Play | Description | Length |
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Patrick (Favorite Memory) | 0:31 |
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Ollie Jo (Childhood Memory) | 0:35 |
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Caroline (Song) | 0:19 |
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Nate & Adelayde (Greetings) | 0:17 |
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David-lex (Your Legacy) | 0:29 |
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Maureen (Because I Knew You) | 0:43 |
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Liz, Sam and Zoe (Opera) | 0:45 |
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Ned (You and Food) | 0:59 |
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Bill (Song Tribute) | 0:44 |
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Elaine & Co. (Group Song) | 0:47 |
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Kathy Kay (I Hated You!) | 0:34 |
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Molly (Name That Tune) | 0:55 |
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Dan and Ann (Duet) | 0:34 |
Top Ideas for Birthday VoiceQuilts
1. Record a toast that fills in the blank: “When I think of you, the first thing that comes to mind is _______”.
2. Peform! Piano or other instrumental renditions of “Happy Birthday” are fun. Or, ask a talented family musician to perform a family favorite.
3. Set the mood with a festive song like “Celebrate” by Kool and the Gang or “What a wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong.
4. Inviting a group? Send an email invitation to one person from your loved one's work, school or religious group. Ask them to forward it on – or to post dialing instructions on Facebook.
5. Add kids! Songs, jokes and memories left by children and grandchildren are always cherished.
6. Mailing a paper party invitation? Include dialing instructions. It's easy.
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