Example memorials
How a memorial looks once family and friends have added to it. Open any of them, or download the printed memorial book as a PDF.
Priya's memorial online, two pages from its printable book and a frame from its slideshow. An example we made.
Six different lives, six different traditions, each with its own tone. These are examples we made: the people are not real, and we created them with care to show the range of what families can build.
Priya Subramaniam Nair
1937 – 2025
A primary school teacher and mother of three whose home in Oadby was never empty for long. There was always food on the stove, a lamp lit in the puja room, and room for one more at the table.
Kathleen Mary O'Brien
1967 – 2024
An NHS nurse and devoted member of her Coventry parish. Loved for her calm on a busy ward, her Christmas cake, and a singing voice the choir tolerated with great affection.
Mei-Ling Chen
1993 – 2024
A designer and photographer from Hackney with an eye for the things most people walk past. Her family and friends remember a thoughtful, funny and quietly remarkable young woman.
Gurpreet Singh Dhaliwal
1970 – 2025
A father, langar volunteer and lifelong Wolves supporter. Remembered across his gurdwara and his Wolverhampton community for showing up, every single time, for the people who needed him.
Farrukh Karimov
1942 – 2025
A father, grandfather and engineer whose quiet faith and steady generosity held his family and his Birmingham community together. Remembered without photographs, in keeping with his tradition.
Solomon Goldberg
1940 – 2025
Remembered by his family and community for a life of learning, dry humour and quiet devotion. Honoured without photographs, in keeping with his tradition.
Every memorial comes with a card like this. It is what people see on WhatsApp, Facebook or a message when you share the link, made for you in the memorial's own style.
On a Premium memorial, families can save a card like this for any event or announcement and share it with everyone at once. The code brings anyone who scans it straight to the details.
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