Milestone birthdays
Collect ninety years of stories from everyone a grandparent has touched, and present the page at the party.
Living tributes
Some words should not wait. A living tribute is a MyMemorium page for someone who is still with us, where family and friends share the stories, photos, and thank-yous that the person can read and treasure now.
When families create one
Collect ninety years of stories from everyone a grandparent has touched, and present the page at the party.
Gather messages from colleagues, students, or a congregation, or celebrate fifty years of marriage with photos from every decade.
Give someone in hospice or facing serious illness the comfort of reading what they mean to the people who love them.
Thank a coach, teacher, first responder, or advocate for a lifetime of service while they can hear it.
Putting it together
Choose “Living tribute” as the memorial type. The page will say “A living tribute to” instead of “In loving memory of.”
Write who they are and why you are celebrating them. A handful of photos is plenty to get started.
Keep it private or unlisted while it is a surprise, then open it up when you are ready to share.
Send the link or QR card to family, friends, and colleagues so they can add messages, stories, and photos. You can approve each one first.
A living tribute can stay a celebration for years. If the time comes, the same page can become their memorial: change the memorial type in the editor and every story already shared stays in place. Living tributes are included with every MyMemorium plan.
Say it while they can hear it
Memorial pages are included with every Crime Solvers Central membership, from $3.97 a month.