Remembering Those Who Are Far Away

Memory without geography

A digital memory page is accessible from anywhere in the world. You can come to it at any moment, wherever you happen to be.

Your own ritual

Create a personal place of remembrance at home: a photograph, a candle, a cherished object. The ritual matters more than the distance to a grave.

Memory the family can share

Relatives in different cities and countries can keep and add to one memory page together. That way the bond endures despite the distance.

When there is no burial place

Sometimes there is no grave at all, as happens after tragedies, in a foreign land, or by circumstance. This does not take away your right to remember and to have your own place of mourning. A digital page, a memory corner at home, or a planted tree can become the place you come to.

• Digital memory is accessible from anywhere.
• Your own ritual at home matters more than distance.
• Family keeps the memory together across distance.
• The right to a place of mourning is always yours.