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May
17

Digital Memorial Plaques

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Now a digital life can continue after your death with the invention and launch of The Digital Memorial Plaque. The plaque is attached to a headstone or memorial stone and contains unique codes telling the viewer, via a smart phone or tablet, your life story.

Digital Memorial has launched a range of designs and sizes of their Digital Memorial Plaque. The tombstone plaque is personalized containing the loved ones name, a unique web address, an sms short code and a QR code, all linking the plaque and it’s special location to a specific online location.
The codes destination is often an online memorial site telling the life story of the loved ones or a YouTube video showing in words and music how special he/she was.
Richard Longworth owner of Digital Memorial commented ‘the product came about from an eureka moment when standing by my brothers headstone. I thought about the fact that very few people will get to know his life story and what made him special. Then I thought of ways to solve that problem, hence The Digital Memorial Plaque was created.’
The plaques are designed to be used in all weather being made of bonded acrylic and estimated to last at least 100 years. They are simply bonded or fastened to the surface of a headstone or memorial stone to a bench or urn, indeed to anywhere that’s a special place. Presented in a gold embossed condolence box the plaque makes an ideal sympathy gift.
Family, friend’s colleagues or just the curious, can access and share a life story way into the future, creating digital media immortality, once only the preserve of the rich, famous or infamous.
Digital-memorial-plaque.com was founded in 2011 to help those grieving the loss of a loved one through bereavement. The company offers a range of products and services connecting a special place such as headstone or memorial stone to a loved one’s online life story.

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Mar
01

Eco-Friendly Urns that Unite the Soul

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The soft whisper of air stirring over the earth’s surface reminds us that nature reigns supreme over every living thing. It is only fitting that a soul can be put to rest within the place that favored their existence. A burial urn decorated with soft flowing vines and dotted with nature’s loveliest flowers will give those who loved life, family, friends and especially the essence of the world, a peaceful… Continue reading

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Feb
16

What to Include in an Obituary

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When most people put together obituaries, they simply list a few facts about the person’s life and that’s all. Although this is an extremely popular way to write an obituary, it isn’t always the most effective.  A person’s obituary is not only a recapitulation of the deceased person’s life and legacy but it is also a listing of their accomplishments and history. Plus, it is a great way… Continue reading

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Jan
27

The Necessity of Having a Will

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Are you ever worried about what might happen to your properties and your investments after your funeral?  If you are not, then you should be. We always think that dying is something that we do not need to worry about. That we will have plenty of time before that moment arrives that we are no longer there to manage our own affairs. The truth is that anything can… Continue reading

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Jan
19

Introducing Aquatic Burials in Oahu!

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Looking for an alternative burial, maybe a water burial? Look no further here is a great memorial idea for cremation services.
Aquatic Burials L.L.C. provide an alternative to traditional dispersal of cremated ashes by placing the ash within environmentally safe, specialized urns called Ash Pods. The Ash Pod is then hand released, at a predetermined depth, in the waters surrounding Oahu, Hawaii. We offer a permanent, yet cost… Continue reading

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Nov
20

Send A Card For Sympathy

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Sympathy cards are the ideal way to show someone that you are thinking of them in difficult times.  A simple yet thoughtful card of condolence will often be enough to express how you are feeling, and that you are there for the person. The sympathy messages may be the gesture that the bereaved needs to support them through this difficult time. Many people feel that to send a card will… Continue reading

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So you think you have a great idea and you don’t know anything about the funeral industry, where do you begin?

The funeral industry is an old business and I mean old! It’s been around since the beginning of time. It’s probably one of the most slow moving industries, not a lot of changes happen. The Internet has changed the way people share information and share ideas. People are… Continue reading

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If you’re debating a disposition for the cremated remains of your beloved person, scattering ashes in Hawaii is quickly becoming the preferred option for discriminating people. Aloha Ash Scattering provides personalized memorial services at an affordable price.

The company is small, personable and customer service focused. Since 2002, their goal has been to assist the survivor with the responsibility of scattering ashes in Hawaii. Client testimonials validate that Aloha… Continue reading

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Jun
14

The Black Bow offers Memorial Jewelry

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The Black Bow is a website featuring diverse memorial merchandise focused on people looking for unique ways to remember their loved ones. Daily reminders are often key to the healing process as one walks the path of mourning.  The Black Bow offers a great range of memorial jewelry and memento keepsakes, ideal to find that unique item that speaks to your individual grief experience.  
 
A testimonial from Janet… Continue reading

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May
04

The Fundertaker responds

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Dear Fundertaker,

My 28 year old niece, Kim, may need some surgery in the near future.
Although it would not be major surgery there is obviously still concern and
she has decided to make her final wishes known for the family just in case
something happens. She sent me a draft of her pre-arrangement forms and she
has done a great job of detailing what she would like for her final
services. If surgery is needed… Continue reading

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