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To all.this is the hardest column that I had to write.But before he died in 2004....my dear brother gave me a box.Frank was joking and he told me not to open it.I did not open this box until this weekend and I don't know what to do...In it..were programs from the 1986 New York Yankees and he had a lot of country and western album.He had several albums of Loretta Lynn and I don't know what to do.i have got now record player and he had programs from the concerts that she gave.What shall I do? I put the box in storage and do not know if anyone wants old albums.Frank loved all kinds of music and right now..I am so overwhelmed because of it.I miss my brother and I miss him playing those albums and I miss him...Whats a person to do with old memories? Please advise me...vader.PS...my other brother told me to sell these albums..he does not want them.WOuld you?
My friend has some boxes of stuff from his dad. He is not willing to throw it away. He expects that his daughters will throw them away, but that they will keep boxes of his stuff that their kids will in turn throw away.
I looked it up, and the first "hit" I found charged about $25 to convert an LP to digital format. You can get a record player starting at about $50. Obviously you can spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on a music system!
So, as for me, I'd likely donate them or try to sell them online if I did not particularly like the music. As for the posters, same thing.
but that is just me!
You might want to keep at least one program/poster and have it nicely framed.
I have tons of stuff from my parents, but I'm about ready to let go of most of it via an estate sale. So I'm kind of biased to the simplify path and only keep what you would have wanted if it had not come from him.
Gentle hugs