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The rise of the internet, and therefore social media, has meant a change in the way we handle death and bereavement. Gone are the days we had to check the paper every day to see who had passed away - now all we have to do is pick up our mobile phones and check social media. However, this just allows an easier way to notify of a death - what about a place to remember that person, a place that allows grieving friends and family members to get together and reminisce, to leave tributes and photos, to light candles in their memory?
This is where the idea of a Lasting Tribute on our funeral-notices site came from. When Site Designer Neil lost his mother, she had made it clear she did not want a burial plot or grave, did not want her family to feel obligated to visit and mourn her.
As he was developing the site, Neil decided that a Lasting Tribute page for his mum would be ideal - a place where family and friends could visit from the comfort of their homes or even when out and about, a place where they could share stories, leave tributes, photos, and light candles in memory of his mum; essentially, a place to keep her memory alive.
All notices on the funeral-notices site eventually turn into Lasting Tribute pages, meaning that every person who has lost a loved one and placed a notice in one of our print publications or on the site has a place where they can visit whenever they want, allowing the memory of their loved ones to live on forever, a place to celebrate their lives rather than mourning their passing.
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The rise of the internet, and therefore social media, has meant a change in the way we handle death and bereavement. Gone are the days we had to check the paper every day to see who had passed away - now all we have to do is pick up our mobile phones and check social media. However, this just allows an easier way to notify of a death - what about a place to remember that person, a place that allows grieving friends and family members to get together and reminisce, to leave tributes and photos, to light candles in their memory?
This is where the idea of a Lasting Tribute on our funeral-notices site came from. When Site Designer Neil lost his mother, she had made it clear she did not want a burial plot or grave, did not want her family to feel obligated to visit and mourn her.
As he was developing the site, Neil decided that a Lasting Tribute page for his mum would be ideal - a place where family and friends could visit from the comfort of their homes or even when out and about, a place where they could share stories, leave tributes, photos, and light candles in memory of his mum; essentially, a place to keep her memory alive.
All notices on the funeral-notices site eventually turn into Lasting Tribute pages, meaning that every person who has lost a loved one and placed a notice in one of our print publications or on the site has a place where they can visit whenever they want, allowing the memory of their loved ones to live on forever, a place to celebrate their lives rather than mourning their passing.
All notices on our website can also be shared on social media, allowing family and friends to also visit the Lasting Tribute page and share their own memories of their loved one, essentially allowing everyone to remember that person together in one place.
Follow our Facebook Page for updates and information about funeral-notices.co.uk, as well as regular inspirational quotes about grief and coping with life after loss.
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