Fwd: May the Circle be Unbroken

[Guest guest]

This is a forward from one of my long time dearest

friends. After looking at the site I decided i should

send this along since we all have lost loved ones or

know others who have.

If anyone thinks that this is an inapropriate posting

for this list I appologize.

Doc

 

>

> A dear friend of mine whom some of you know, Stuart

> Grunther, suffered a

> terrible loss when his wife died from pancreatic

> cancer. One day she was

> a vibrant, healthy woman who shared every waking and

> sleeping moment with

> him, then six weeks later she was dead.

>

> Stuart channeled his grief into a loving project

> which could be a

> consolation to others who want to memorialize their

> loved ones who have

> passed on, or for those of us who are still of sound

> mind to leave our

> wishes, hopes and messages for our children's

> children.

>

> It's a very simple idea: a web site where people

> could post messages,

> videos, photos, whatever they wish to contribute,

> and it would be

> maintained and available to anyone who wanted to

> access it. Here is the

> link so you could view it:

 

http://www.EternalMemoryOf.com

 

> I'm happy to help a friend who has been there for me

> many, many times.

> Please feel free to distribute the flyer, forward

> it, use it yourselves.

> Please note there is a discount through June 5, the

> week after Memorial

> Day.

>

> This site was launched on the anniversary of his

> beloved Dar's death, and

> Stuart really put blood, sweat and tears into it. I

> hope you will

> consider this a sincere wish to commemorate and

> preserve cherished

> memories for future generations.

>

> peace,

> jos

>

 

I am only one; but still I am one.

I cannot do everything, but still I can do something;

I will not refuse to do the something I can do.

- Helen Keller