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Any recs. for Condolences Website?
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frogman_2
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A good friend died this weekend and I am trying to find a website that will let his family create an online condolences site where they can celebrate his life and let his friends leave their comments.
I know they could use facebook but it is cumbersome and we thought that there might be an alternative.
Any ideas?
I know they could use facebook but it is cumbersome and we thought that there might be an alternative.
Any ideas?
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Facebook is the one most people will know of.Never Knowingly Understood.
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Have a google of 'online remembrance book', there are a few there that might be what you are looking for.Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0
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Had a look at the Google results but none seemed much good...I think we may set up a Facebook Group for him.0
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http://www.remembranceonline.co.uk/
Memories are some of the most important aspects of our lives, by creating the Remembrance Online Book of Remembrance we believe that we have provided a means by which you can share and celebrate those memories with relatives and friends around the world, thereby preserving your treasured memories for both current and future generations.
Creating an entry in our Online Book of Remembrance is totally FREE OF CHARGE and rest assured we will endeavour to ensure that they will be available to view over the Internet for many many years to come.
Once you have created your Book of Remembrance entry you will also be able to attach a condolence book to your entry to allow family and friends to share their memories and feelings too.
Some newspapers have a light a candle option on their announcements pages0 -
Thanks, Santer... I had already looked at this site but was worried about it's future...but you're right, I'll send it to them.0
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I think Facebook would be your best bet, everyone knows face book, if there is a different web page yu would have inform everyone of the site address.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Just as a note for others who may also be interested; someone recommended
GoneTooSoon
which does look very good.0 -
also try http://www.christianmemorials.com/0
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Just as a note for others who may also be interested; someone recommended
GoneTooSoon
which does look very good.
Seconded, someone I knew is on there. It lets you put lots of photos up and information about themOwner of andrewhope.co.uk, hate cars and love them
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