Deborah Holman
Every family has a story. Be sure to share yours!
Female from Woodbury, United states and speaks EnglishAvailable for Collaboration, Interviews in Remote Formats
I help genealogy enthusiasts to uncover their family histories and preserve their ancestors' legacies so they can connect with their roots and heritage.
Interests
About Deborah Holman
Deborah Samuel Holman is an author, meticulous genealogist, and Editor of Quest, the Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut's magazine.
With expertise in Jewish genealogy, she inspires others to explore their family histories.
Deborah's novel, "Nothing Really Bad Will Happen", delves into her family's experience during the Holocaust.
When not writing, she pursues dollhouse miniatures and co-authored a guide on Ideal's Petite Princess line.
Deborah's passion for genealogy and storytelling shines through her work, encouraging others to preserve their shared histories.
Deborah's novel-in-progress explores the life of Catherine C.
FitzAllen, her husband's great-grandmother.
Only known to her family as a sweet, fragile grandmother, Deborah discovered her secret life.
Book Premise: After getting divorced at age 50, Catherine stands to lose her position in the high-society of mid-19th century Kansas City, Missouri.
She turns to a life of crime to support her grandiose dreams.
Will she be caught?
My Availablity
Everyday from 9am to 8pm America/New_York
Interview & Promotion
- Guest Form
- Pre-Interview Call
- Share Episodes
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My Target Audience
I help genealogy enthusiasts to uncover their family histories and preserve their ancestors' legacies so they can connect with their roots and heritage.
Why Invite me?
1. Expertise in Genealogy: With nearly two decades of experience in uncovering and preserving family histories, Deborah offers in-depth knowledge and insights that will captivate and educate podcast listeners. 2. Passionate Leadership: As the Editor of a genealogy magazine and a board member of a genealogical society, Deborah's passion for Jewish genealogy is evident. Her leadership in fostering interest and supporting others in their research journeys will bring value to the podcast audience. 3. Compelling Storytelling: Deborah's novel exploring the impact of the Holocaust on her family is a powerful narrative that will resonate with listeners, making for a moving and thought-provoking podcast episode. 4. Creative Side: As a dollhouse miniaturist and co-author of a reference guide, Deborah brings a unique and creative perspective to the table, offering a fresh angle that will engage and inspire listeners. 5. Engaging Speaker: With a track record of speaking at genealogical events and helping others trace their roots, Deborah's speaking experience ensures an engaging and informative podcast episode. Her easygoing, conversational style makes interviews feel natural, fostering a relaxed and enjoyable discussion. 6. Promotional Support: Deborah's ability to promote the podcast to her audience and network, along with her potential to introduce other captivating guests, will benefit both the podcast host and listeners, increasing reach and engagement. 8. A Sense of Humor & Warm Presence: Deborah knows how to balance deep, thought-provoking topics with humor and warmth. She makes guests and hosts feel comfortable, creating an inviting atmosphere where listeners feel like they’re part of the conversation.