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The
"In Memory Of" Group specializes in
creating lasting memorials to celebrate
the life of loved ones we have lost.
When
someone you love becomes a memory, the
memory becomes a treasure. |
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Whether you have lost a loved one,
trying to help a friend or family member
who has, or are a funeral director or
grief support organization who is
looking to assist the bereaved... YOU
HAVE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE.
"In Memory Of" helps families all
over the world collect the most
priceless gift... THE GIFT OF
MEMORIES ! This
collection of stories help us celebrate
their life as opposed to mourning their
loss. It is amazing how many
wonderful things you learn about your
loved ones through memories they shared
with others. You may have known
your loved one as a mother, father,
brother or friend. Through the
stories and memories gathered by "in
memory of" you can learn about the ones
you've lost through the eyes of all
those that loved them. In memory
of will also show you how many peoples
lives were affected by your loved one.
You may understand that though your
loved one is no longer here, they will
forever be alive through the memories
they left behind.
Families have told us countless stories
"in memory of" has discovered about the
ones they love so much, here is one
example...
<read
story>
Flowers
wilt in seven days, memories live
forever...
give the "gift
of memories" ...
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In 1993 a 5 year old little boy named
Ryan Zarlenga passed away suddenly.
His mother, Tina wanted to keep his
memory alive, so she created memory
sheets on her home computer, which
included a series of questions asking
family and friends to share memories
with her about her son. She was
overwhelmed by the response that she
received. Pre-school children,
teachers, friends, family and co-workers
of her husband responded to her through
her memory sheets. People she did
not even know, but who were touched by
the memory of her son, sent her poems,
stories and memories she could keep
forever. Those
memories helped her, as well as her
immediate family, through the early
stages of the grieving process.
<the
complete story>
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If you have ever lost a loved one, you
know the terrible pain that you feel.
Your heart feels as if it were stomped
on, kicked and broken into tiny pieces.
Even those people who are your closest
friends begin to treat you as a
contagious disease. Probably the
most difficult stage throughout the
process of losing a loved one, is the
period immediately following the
funeral. The process "in memory
of" refers to as "The Calm After The
Storm." Often families experience
the fury of activity, making the
arrangements, calling relatives, etc...
which keeps your mind off of the pain
until the last person leaves your home
after the services, this is when the
calm begins. Let "in memory of" help you
through the calm.
<get
started>
Flowers
wilt in seven days, memories live
forever...
give the "gift
of memories" ...
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