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This picture shows Sara and her twin sister Beth sitting with their great grandmother Natalie Israelian. This is when Sara learned of her grandmother's Armenian Genocide story.

Sara was given this book by her uncle Harvey, who had traveled to Armenia to see the regional infrastructures in Kharpet, Tadem village and Mt Ararat.

This book was put together by individuals at a get-together in 1982 containing family trees and descriptions.

Mari's memoir from her cookbook "Home Again: Armenian Recipes from the Ottoman Empire".

The Bagdasarian and Garabedian families celebrating Christmas together in 2007. This is all because two genocide survivors were able to make it.

Mari's family in Istanbul on their way to Beirut, standing in front of extended family's office alongside her grandmother Mariam Firkatian.

Mari, her mother Anahid Yahanadjian and cousin in snowy scene at a public garden in Bulgaria.

The Firkatian women seated at a dinner party. Pictured is Mari, her mother Anahid Yahanadjian, and her cousin Vartuhi.

This tree in the form of a semicircle is dated from 1701-1957, located in a book published by great uncle of Diana.

This family tree is of the Yahanadjian family where Mari's mother originated, starting in 1928 to around the present day.