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Facebook Allows You To Memorialize Your Loved Ones

By rickgeorges on October 15, 2018
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One of the reasons I am loyal to Facebook, with all of its warts and defects, is that it became a history of my relationship with SWMBO, and a repository of photographs and messages. I still get pleasure out of reading some of the love messages she posted, and the memories flow with the tears. However, one of the best features of Facebook is the ability to memorialize a deceased loved one’s posts, photos, and life. I did that with Jacquelyn’s page, and it will remain a repository of her life for anyone who is interested. This is a great message for those of you who still have your loved ones with you. Use Facebook to create a chronicle of your love and friendship. When you lose them, or when you go, it will become a valuable resource. Now, go hug your spouse, while you still can. jacquelyn.cosentino-georges

         

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