November 6, 2007
When a Sympathy Card just isn't enough
When someone we love dies we often choose to commemorate their life through a memorial gift. It can capture their memory, and sometimes their image, in something permanent. It’s natural to want to celebrate the life of someone dear to us. Sadly, tasteful ways to do this are often in short supply.
I was delighted then to come across a site that offers a vast range of beautiful and uplifting ways to hold a cherish one’s image and memory near.
The Christian Bookstore has been gathering an impressive range of memorial gifts for some time now. The breadth of categories they offer is vast and those looking for a way to remember loved ones have lots to choose from.
They offer memorial tears, ornaments, tokens, frames, lockets and prayer bracelets amongst others. Many of these have special places for individual photographs and all are an extra special way to remember those who have been lost.
Perhaps you’re looking for a special keepsake box, a memorial stone, stake or hanky or other ways to show your love and condolences. Whatever style of memorial gift you are looking for, I recommend you take a look at this impressive site and view the products on offer. All will help you – or those you give the gift to, to have a daily visual reminder close at hand.
Perhaps you’re sending a sympathy card and looking for an extra special way to connect. Sympathy Cards aren't always 'enough' and often we need an extra way to show our love and support. Or are you a relative looking for a way both you, and your family can remember those you have lost.
You may be thinking of an individual purchase, a collective group memorial stone to site in a garden of remembrance, or giving identical tears to grieving relatives. There are many ways to commemorate and celebrate the life that has been lost and here you’ll find a selection of beautiful and inspiring gifts to help you, and others through this difficult time.
Whether for yourself – or for someone dear to you, a memorial gift allows us to remember and cherish special lives and memories.
Written by Geraldine Jozefiak
Craft Expert and Demonstrator
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