Why should I memorialise my departed relative?

Saturday, 08 October 2011 11:37 | PDF | Print | E-mail
Posted by: Mary Reid


Memorials pay respect to the departed but are just as much for the living.  They contribute positively to the grieving process, provide a sense of place and leave a tangible record of a life lived for the family and future generations to read and rediscover their ancestors.  The history of past lives are best recorded on the headstones and memorials.

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