Creating an Online Memorial
to remember him anywhere you go

Would you like to share your memories of your loved one with others scattered around the world? Do you want to have a place to go to remember him, no matter where you are? Many, many online memorial sites have sprung up over the last couple years, and you have many options to choose from.

Most memorial sites allow you to post photos, a story or two, and a guest book for others to leave their online condolences. Free sites usually limit either the amount you can store online or the amount of time it will stay there, but they are a valuable start.

Free Memorial Sites

Memory Of (for two weeks)
GriefNet.org - In Loving Memory
Memoriam.org
Rest in Peace

Fee-based Memorial Sites

Memory Of (after two weeks)
Precious Memories and More
Beyond Loving
Light a Candle
Virtual Memorials

Preserve your online condolences & messages, add memories & photographs, and create a printed book

Create a permanent legacy from your loved one's online tribute by transferring the stories and messages you receive in your online memorial into a memorial tribute book using the iMemoryBook program.

Having these memories online is nice, but being able to have them in book form, in a tangible form, for those times when you just don't want to sit in front of a computer screen, is a priceless gift you can give yourself.

If you have any questions or concerns, or are even just looking for a little guidance or help in what to do, please e-mail me.

Remembering a Loved One

Collecting Stories from Others

Preserving Your Own Memories

Gathering Memorabilia and Treasures

Creating an Online Memorial

Paying Tribute during Special Occasions

Books about Remembering

Preservation/Care

Things to Keep in Mind

 
record the memories of a
female friend or relative
 

"I have only slipped away into the next room, I am I and you are you. Whatever we were to each other, that we still are. Call me by my old familiar name. Speak to me in the easy way which you always used.... Play, smile, think of me.... All is well."

~ Henry Scott Holland