How to SAVE your life
It is a story worth telling

Turn your memories into memoirs -  whether it's writing or self publishing your memoirs, a life story, your family history, your community history, your

company history, or your club history -
 in book form or CD or DVD.

Create the most precious and lasting legacy for your family and friends

Ensure that your story will not be lost to the generations that follow

Make history come alive, because your story is an important piece in the jigsaw puzzle of our nation's proud history.

  
It’s your story, and no one can tell it better than you!

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"To write one's first book is one thing - but how to get it into print is the greatest hurdle! Memoirs Foundation helped me to do just that, with great professionalism , compassion and understanding. Thank you."
M. Cartwright, Rosebud, Vic

Nancye Wynne Bolton
An Australian Tennis Champion

I have never met a girl with such wonderful natural ability...
She looks at the world from a cheery, boyish standpoint, can hit as hard as a man and is the embodiment of grace on the court.
(Coach Leo Guiney)

The Australian Tennis Hall of Fame includes only thirty champions; thirty Australians who have made their unique mark in Australia’s tennis history. One of these champions is Nancye Wynne Bolton.

Nancye won her first Australian tennis championship at the age of 18 and went on to win another five between 1937 and 1951, a record surpassed only by the great Margaret Court.

This is Nancye’s story, as described in her own words through excerpts from her meticulously kept travel diaries, press reports of the day and the recollections of friends and family. It is a story which includes personal tragedy and loss and outstanding athletic achievements interrupted by war. This book gives the reader a fascinating insight into the joys and frustrations of being a female athlete touring Australia and the world in the 1930s and 40s, when tennis was a very different game.

Nancye’s imposing physical presence along with her controversial tennis attire and nonchalant attitude made her a character larger than life, both on and off the court.