Collecting Memories at a Funeral – 3 Special Things That You Can Do

During the funeral, you can put a share-a-memory corner where people can get a card and write down their special memory of the deceased.

When you are organizing a funeral service for your loved one, you would want to make it as special and personal as possible. What better way to pay homage to your loved one than to collect memories from other people? Here are the things that you can do:

1. Distribute share-a-memory cards

During the funeral, you can put a share-a-memory corner where people can get a card and write down their special memory of the deceased. You can ask the director of the funeral home in Port Coquitlam to arrange this for you so that the people attending the funeral will notice it and participate.

2. Ask the people attending the funeral to bring a copy of a photo that they might have of the deceased

You can put an announcement on your social media page asking the people who will attend the funeral service to bring a copy of a photo that they have of the deceased. You can put up a board so that they can stick the photos there.

3. You can ask them to share the memories in a video clip

Ask them to send a video clip detailing their fondest memory of the deceased. You can show these video clips during the funeral service or the wake.

You can talk to the funeral director at a funeral home in Port Coquitlam such as Amherst Funeral and Cremation Services Inc to find out what else you can do to make the service a lot more special.

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