What to do when someone is retiring?
Give a retirement gift book filled with sentiments and photos from co-workers, friends and family. This retirement gift idea will be treasured for years to come.
Create a coffee table quality book in three easy steps using our website, then invite others to add their thoughts, pictures and good wishes.
See what our customers have said
You make my job so much easier. I am responsible for creating the recognition gift book s when someone retires from our company. Your service is fabulous. The books are beautiful, everyone can easily access the site and contribute their thoughts and best wishes. Your customer service is fabulous.
Thanks so much!
Kate Weinstock
I like your service and have used it to create four retirement books so far; keep up the good work! I could contact all collect notes & photos and design pages on which to print them without a lot of trouble. Where you help me out most of all is generating those e-mails, acknowledgements & reminders! I know I would forget some important detail if I tried to do it all.
I wish I had something comparable from my dad’s co-workers. He was just a laborer so didn’t get a company bash when he retired. However, if I had thought to throw him one myself, I would know a lot more about him. Now that he has passed on, I’ll never know those things. Again, thank you for your service.
Sharon Petke
I started a book for a close personal friend (and co-worker) who was retiring. We presented her the book at her retirement party and she was absolutely awestruck and delighted. Presenting it to her with the group gave everyone in who had contributed to the book chance to see what a special gift the book actually was. This is the best retirement present we could have given Paula. Along with the personal comments from each person, we also included numerous pictures of the people she worked with throughout her 32 years with our company. Thank you for coming up with such a great idea and sharing it. It will be a treasure she (and I) will remember for a lifetime.
Dana Rogers
