I would like to provide a brief testimonial in support of Aleksandra Kacprzak's work on my family's genealogy.

Prior to meeting Aleksandra, I had tried a number of individuals who all met varied obstacles and dead ends in searching for records on my paternal grandparent (i.e. Franciszek Zygmunt). While I was provided general information on my grandfather's birthplace, others encountered numerous difficulties and were unable to successfully find any additional information.

Upon enlisting Aleksandra's services, she proceeded in a very methodical manner. Not only did she locate pertinent information in the Archives but also from local village resources as well. She conducted a very thorough research plan, enlisting local villagers, which including the retired village priest. From these efforts, she was able to identify and meet with local family decedents who provided in-depth details on my family. Aleksandra also gave me with copies of many vital documents (i.e. birth, marriage, etc) and group family photos of newly identified relatives. She obtained more information than I ever thought available.

Upon completion of her work, Alexsandra provided a very detailed, updated family tree. Emails and addresses of my relatives in Poland were also forwarded to me, and I have written to them. In the very near future, I plan to return to Poland and meet my cousins in person for the first time!

"I met Alex in Salt Lake City while attending a genealogy seminar. We instantly became friends. I had always dreamed of going back to the "old country" and meeting any relatives that still lived in my ancestral hometown. Alex was able to help me with all the planning and execution. Since I don't speak Polish, Alex's help was indispensible in coordinating with the local newspaper for placing an ad about the family meeting, making hotel reservations, and driving me around Poland. We spent 10 days together in a combined trip of the major tourist sights and meeting my "cousins" in my hometown. The town meeting was amazing, and I met 50 of my cousins in a town of only 3000. She was working very hard translating for me and them, but she did it beautifully and with grace and humor. When it came time to visit the various archives, including city records which are notoriously protective of their documents, she turned on the charm and was able to gain access to the most amazing records. Her help was without a doubt essential to the superb success of the trip. My only regret was that I didn't stay longer. If you're looking for someone to help you with your genealogy project, no matter how big or small, Alex is the best."