Thank you for showing an interest in what we do at Jeanie Rose Artifacts. Let me give my quick backstory on how I got to where I am today and why I am so excited to work with you in the near future!

My name is Jess Leiter and I grew up in North Dakota and Ohio, where I was taught to be honest and hard working. My parents were wonderful at documenting all of our family vacations, holiday get-togethers, and important milestones. Even now, I enjoy going home and looking through all of the photo albums and videos from my childhood. Most of all, I was taught the value of family and to hold on tight to the memories that matter most.

As an adult, I moved to Arizona to pursue a career in education. During my 15 years of experience in the classroom, I developed a keen eye for detail. As a classroom teacher I’ve been responsible for tracking student progress or ensuring lessons are comprehensive and well-structured. This attention to detail carries over into this small business, where I make sure each photo is carefully handled, digitized, and organized to preserve the integrity of every memory.

After stepping away from teaching, I worked for a couple of years as a professional organizer. I specialized in creating efficient, customized systems for managing clutter and chaos in people’s homes. This expertise allows me to help clients transform disorganized photo collections into neat, easily accessible digital archives that preserve their memories for the long term.

Now, I am a wife and mom to two amazing daughters. My instinct to care for what truly matters drives my passion for preserving memories. And at Jeanie Rose Artifacts, we are not simply digitizing photos, we are honoring and protecting family legacies with the same love and attention I give my own.

That is why I created this photo digitizing and organization service—to help others safeguard their cherished memories and ensure they remain accessible, beautifully organized, and preserved for generations to come.

Your memories deserve more than being tucked away-they deserve to be relived, shared, and treasured forever!