Episode 40 ~ Meet Jim Pashia of JAMB, INC.

Welcome to Episode 40 of the Family History Expos Genealogy Podcast series, with your host DearMYRTLE.

Myrt's guest for the podcast is Jim Pashia, owner and operator of JAMB Incorporated http://jamb-inc.com,  who will be recording class sessions at the upcoming St. George Family History Expo 2009, to be held 27-28th February at the Dixie Center in St. George, Utah. This year's theme is  "CyberExchange 101: Learn the tech to search your roots".

JAMB is an audio conference recording service used by NGS, FGS and Family History Expos. Audio CDs of class presentations are available as soon as 20 minutes after a class has concluded, and may be picked up at the JAMB booth at the St. George Family History Expos 2009 or may ordered by visiting the JAMB website.

REGISTRATION
The link to register online to attend the 2-day 2008 Mesa Arizona Family History Expo is located at FamilyHistoryExpos.com.

Classes
Pre-registration cost for both days is $60.00. (Ends: Feb. 14, 2009)
At the door cost will be $65.00.
One day at the door cost will be $50.00

Even though costs have risen we are not charging you more this year in honor of our 5th Year Anniversary!

You will receive a registration packet, name tag, CD syllabus, and a goody bag. Please pick these up when you check in at the event.  For those wishing to receive their syllabus as a printed book there is an additional cost of $24.95 plus shipping. Books will not ship until after the event. For your convenience we will have them available to pick up at the Expo if you like.

Exhibit Hall
The exhibit hall is open to the public at no cost.

Banquet
GenealogyBank: The Tour with Tom Kemp
This year our Friday evening (6:30 PM) Banquet is Sponsored by the GenealogyBank.com. See details on the registration page. Bring your partner or a friend to dinner they do not have to be registered attendees of the Expo to enjoy the evening.

On to St. George!
Myrt     :)
DearMYRTLE,
Your friend in genealogy.

(c) 2008 FHExpos.com - All Rights Reserved. Music for this podcast was composed by Jeff Savage of Savage-Multimedia, [e-mail].