About Us

In 1999, when pregnant with my first child (Kyle), I was unimpressed with the variety and flexibility of child memory books, but knew scrapbooking was not for me. Incredibly enough I had a dream which took me on a journey to the creation of The Story of ME.

Since the first The Story of ME printed in October 2001, I've introduced personalization kits to address the needs of today's ever-evolving family dynamics.  Opening doors to families to capture their unique memories is what our memory albums are all about.

In 2003, we were blessed with a daughter (Hailey), and more inspirations came upon me.  I began adding elegant accessories, including photo albums and keepsake boxes.  Everything we create incorporates my high standard for superior quality, from the fabrics to the finished product.  Our products can now be found in specialty baby boutiques across the country and through a variety of on-line stores.

I continue to run the business with a very dedicated staff and the support of my wonderful family, whose strength has guided and supported me through the dream which has become Perfect Memory Creations.

Thank you for visiting our site, and come back frequently.  You never know what I'll create next!

Brea Weisman

 Keith, Brea, Kyle & Hailey
March 2010

Perfect Memory Creations in the News:
Kids Today Magazine, 01/01/2007 - "Specialty boutiques and furniture stores have been learning how personalized products are setting them apart from the mass merchants and that's a service we're able to offer," she said. "We're also responding to customer needs by expanding our product line."  Read the entire story.
Inside Business, 08/01/2002 - "Brea Weisman answers her cellular phone. Standing at the customer-service counter at an electronics store, she still has time to talk.   Holding her 2-year-old son, Kyle, Weisman also is carrying a broken camcorder. "The tape inside is very important; it's a friend's wedding," she says to the clerk. In the other hand, she's clutching the phone. Somehow, she manages to sign a receipt. No, Weisman doesn't have four hands. It just seems that way."  Read the entire story.