Memorializing a family member who has passed on helps us to deal with suffering and make sure that new generations will be able to share the recollections. Here are a few tips for careful tributes that will help to celebrate a life and keep our love vivid and fresh. 

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Plant a tree or flowering shrub that the person would have loved. You may also design an associated plaque that explains the tribute's goal, including times of birth/demise plus a picture. 

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Recognize your beloved using jewelry. Are you aware you will find businesses that could transform ashes (or a lock of hair) into memorial diamonds? It will take about six to eight weeks to create a memorial that is lasting. If this appears weird or melancholy, contemplate purchasing jewelry that is standard and also has it engraved with the deceased's name. 

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Manmade diamonds are molecularly identical to naturally occurring diamonds. A stone could be created by recreating the causes of character to the major part of all diamonds, carbon. 

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Memorial diamonds might be designed forever to encase the cremated ashes in a unique and lovely memorial by using the carbon from perhaps a lock of hair or the cremated remains. 

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Write a poem, laminate it, and provide friends and family members with copies. Make sure you add a free image, not necessarily one taken in the final decades of the deceased's life. Often the point is suited better to an image from early or childhood years. Such a design is endearing and unique to all. 

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Donate to a favorite cause or participate in functions for a charity the deceased supported. 

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As an ongoing memorial, the immediate family members may set a place at the table where the dead normally sat. For some, this may seem almost crazy. For others, it'll provide comfort. Check out dead into diamonds at this link for more information.

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Create an Internet site or social networking page where buddies and relatives can distribute pictures, stories, and movies. Some ancestry websites also provide excellent resources for writing online. 

Buy a potted plant for every single family member and friend if the deceased is cremated. Mix some of the ashes of the deceased into each pot. This represents life's ongoing pattern. 

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Gather together on the person's birthday. Buy gifts and offer them to a charity that may pass them on to the poor. This gives every person a chance to be able to share experiences and happy memories. Try to emphasize the joyous moments. 

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Order commemorative picture plates, probably having one or two passages from a beloved composition or track of the deceased.  

Tiny locks of the deceased's hair may be preserved in lockets and also a photograph. 

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In case you are unclear about what you need to do, make sure you consult your funeral manager until you decide up to save ashes or hair.