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By: Undertaker

Undertaker — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 21:13:00 +0000

These are great ways to personalize, easy to do and powerful. Personalizing a service will bring family and friends together to commiserate and share stories. I Iike the idea of personalized sympathy gifts; t-shirts, candles, jewelry anything with a pic or a name! it’s great for the family to hold onto for years to come

By: Kim Stacey

Kim Stacey — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 18:19:00 +0000

Yes, it’s true that tribute videos, and uniquely personalized memorial bookmarks and books are wonderful additions to any service. Lately though, at least here on the West coast, successful personalization is found in the details…the cookies baked from grandma’s recipe, and given out (with the recipe card) to attendees; the potted geraniums (how Aunt Sally loved the humble geranium); or the display of hand-tied fishing lures made over the years by Grandpa Paul (which were then distributed to guests, with a list of Grandpa’s favorite fishing spots. Love, for all of us I think, is in the details…