I just got contacted by a man offering a very unique service. Essentially he is offering Boomers and Seniors the opportunity to send one last email to our loved ones, after we die.

Each one can be personalized, it's not a "mass message."

My brain is coming up with all sorts of interesting ways this service could be used. For example, I'm imagining writing a story in which clues -- maybe to a family buried treasure or the location of a secret safe deposit box -- would be passed on from the grave...

Hmmm.

Anyway, if you are interested in learning more about this unique service, here's a YouTube video that tells you more about the service. And, there's a website too at My Obit List.

Any thoughts?

Anne

PS Again, I'm not financially involved in this, just sharing.

I've seen some interesting message on tombstones. My adoptive
parents have a huge stone with a long stem rose on each side and the inscription: "'til we meet again."

Since a message from the grave is the focus of this thread, and the following reflects sentiments of my own heart, I'll put this here. It's actually in honor of my dear friend, Pat! I did NOT write it, but acknowledge it's on one side of Patti's funeral home remembrance card. The words are so beautiful, I want to share them with you.

AFTERGLOW

I'd like the memory of me to
be a happy one, I'd like to
leave an afterglow of smiles
when life is done. I'd like to
leave an echo whispering
softly down the ways,
Of happy times and laughing
times and bright and sunny days.

I'd like the tears of those who
grieve, to dry before the sun
Of happy memories that I leave
When life is done.

LOVE YOU PATTI

Beautiful message, Jabber! Thanks for sharing.

What ba different idea this man has. Very interesting!

This is a novel idea! And when time permits, I might join this
undertaking!