Click any ancestor node to trace ancestry paths, view historical audio reflections, expand or collapse generational branches, or open full QR digital memorials.
Heartfelt accounts from relatives who explored their roots, reunited separated diaspora branches, and illuminated their ancestral heritage through the living family tree.
Click any pin to smoothly zoom into regional parish origins, or trace routes across oceans.
“Parish church gathering & ancestral family branch in Jaworowo”
“Exploring our father's branch through the living family tree allowed my children in London to hear their grandfather's voice for the first time. It reconnected us with cousins across three continents.”
“Orkan Jaworowo championship goalkeeper squad match celebration”
“Being able to click into our family tree and listen to the oral recordings attached to each life milestone brought tears of joy to our elders. Our younger cousins now understand their true lineage.”
“Arrival in Toronto from post-war Europe, founding the Ontario branch”
“The interactive tree bridges the distance across the Atlantic. For our diaspora family, it is not just history—it is how we find each other and keep our family story alive.”
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Maria Serra Garriga
Matriarch & Beloved Mother
1935 – 2022
Joan Serra Martí
Father & Master Builder
1932 – 2017
Gerard Serra Garriga
Son · Father of Núria & Pau
b. 1962
Núria Serra Valls
Granddaughter · Filmmaker
b. 1994
Pau Serra Valls
Grandson · Composer
b. 1998
Dra. Montserrat Serra
Daughter · Mother of Marc
b. 1966
Marc Ribas Serra
Grandson · Architect
b. 2002
Matriarch & Beloved Mother · 1935 – 2022
Life Story & Remembrance
The foundational matriarch featured in our promotional film. Educator for 38 years, community volunteer, and grandmother of five. Her permanent digital memorial connects 60 years of family photographs, voice notes, and milestones.
“Family is not just the people you are born with; it is the table we gather around, the recipes we share, and the love that endures after the candles fade.”
Recording: Sunday Lunches & Community School Memories (1984)
Life Milestones & Chronicle
Direct Children & Descendants
Family Contributions & Shared Memories (2)
Live AddedGrandma Maria kept every handwritten postcard we ever sent her in a lavender-scented cedar box. Finding it reminded us how deeply she held every small moment.
I remember that box! She received it as a wedding gift from Besalú in 1958.
The Sunday lunches she organized were legendary. She always made room for unexpected guests with an extra chair and warm soup.
Her Sunday arroz was the best in the world.
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