Landed up: Andrea Randweg returns to Prenzlau after 37 years

Landed up: Andrea Randweg returns to Prenzlau after 37 years

A piece of home that is never lost: Andrea Randweg, a native of Prenzlauer, was recently the focus of attention at the city festival in Prenzlau when she brought the memories of back then with her family and a radiant smile. 37 years ago, she had to move with her parents at the request of them and as a result of an exit application from the Uckermark near Stuttgart. But despite the long years in Baden-Württemberg, the Uckermark remains a very important part of her life for Andrea.

Today she lives with her husband Thorsten and her daughter Charlyn in the beautiful southwest German region. Thorsten Randweg, who was enthusiastic about the sandman mascot, absolutely wanted to take a souvenir photo. "I don't want to go anywhere else anywhere," he enthused about the good mood of the people and the beauty of Lake Lake Unteruckers, which they regularly visit on their vacation, especially in Camp Solaris.

a special invitation and reunion with old friends

The city festival was particularly for Andrea because it was invited to a class reunion. After 40 years she met her former classmates from the Pestalozzi school. Such moments strengthen the band into a home and make the memories of their own roots live alive. Andrea emphasizes it: Although she has lived in the distance for many years, the Uckermark is still deeply rooted in her heart.

With the "Heimatland Uckermark", a valuable platform has also formed, which serves family research and is continuously expanded. On this website, the interested public can document from an extensive archive that not only includes list of persons, but also indicates many important aspects of life in the Uckermark. The archive is a real treasure for everyone who wants to search for their ancestors in the region. Heimatland Uckermark regularly reports on new developments, including a personal database that is accessible online.

family history on the pulse of time

For those who want to go deeper into family research, the local family book The Uckermark offers valuable insights into the genealogical past. Core families, their links and the associated primary sources such as church records are listed here. The local family book is not only of interest in hobby gene alogen, but also plays an important role in the preservation of the history of the region. Family research Uckermark has created a simple overview, which shows which OFB is already accessible online and which are still being processed.

The stories and memories of the people from the Uckermark are what makes this region so special. Andrea Randweg is a living example of how home always plays a central role in the life of her former residents despite physical distance. And maybe that is exactly the strongest band that surrounds the Uckermark with its charisma and its charm - a feeling that can be found wherever its own origin has made its roots.