1.   Boots are advisable and cameras are essential for those who like to preserve their memories in photographs.

2.   And because of their interest in preserving family memories, a company came back to life.

3.   And Mrs. Rodriguez spoke of a desire to preserve the memory of her daughter.

4.   As with many oral history projects, a founding impulse was the desire to preserve the memories of elderly participants before they died.

5.   But he is concerned, too, with preserving the memory of people who have suffered under dictatorship.

6.   But no one really expects efforts like this to do much more than preserve the memory of an unusual heritage.

7.   Can we preserve memory without exposing the thousands of traumatized survivors to the images that will unleash those memories?

8.   Councilman Walter McCaffrey, for one, makes no apologies for preserving their memory.

9.   Each of these New York guys had a mystique and each was to have a troubador who would preserve his memory.

10.   First, she helps preserve his memory among new generations of Scouts.