Human beings form deep connections over their
lifetime. These connections fade with death, but you can still hold on to some
parts by memorializing your loved one. Human beings have come up with new ways
to remember their deceased family members. At The Jerry Spears Company, we encourage you to consider the options
mentioned below:
1. Plant a Tree
The global climate crisis has encouraged people to
look for more eco-friendly ways to remember their departed loved ones. What
better way to memorialize a loved one than by planting a tree that will
continue to grow beyond your lifetime? The tree can become a physical
representation of the deceased individual, which can help with the grieving
process as well.
2. Keep Social Media Alive
You can turn a deceased individual’s social media
pages or accounts into memorial pages. This can help spread the news and allow
online friends to express their grief. All platforms provide detailed
instructions on how you can keep profiles alive or turn them into memorial pages.
3. Donate
Donating is a great way to memorialize an
individual and do some good in their name. For example, you can contribute to a
charitable organization, set up a park bench for the elderly, distribute food
to the homeless individuals, and carry out other such tasks. Most organizations
provide some sort of memorial proof or documentation to indicate the donation
is made in the name of a deceased individual.
4. Create a Trinket
A memory box, some jewelry, or even a statue can
serve as a good memorial. You can use the deceased individual's hair or ashes
in the trinket to add a special meaning to i.
If you want to know about our support and funeral
services, don’t hesitate to contact us at The
Jerry Spears Company. Our team will be happy to help.
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