Comments about ‘Salt Lake City Family History Conference: Family connections help create 'spirit of unity'’

McCullough is the premier historian of our time, we attended the event last night and was so impressed with his insight, humor, and wisdom. He is a national treasure.

I was there last night and it was a wonderful night of music, mixed with reminders of turning our hearts to both ancestors and children/grandchildren. McCullough and Eyring were both eloquent and entertaining, throwing in a few jokes here and there.

I think we belong, unconditionally, without justification from family. Face it, there are certainly were family members that, given a choice, we'd want nothing to do with. We belong, and who we are is a manifestation of ourselves, here and now. Celebrate you.

I support the removal or "self made man" from our vocabulary. Very incitefull wisdom.

I'm glad David McCullough has had such frequent linking with LDS culture--Pres. Hinckley in the past, and more recently as well.

He is such a wonderful writer. You can not read his books without being absolutely drawn in by his ability to make history riveting.