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Shell Brown
Jun
22

What happens to our digital footprint when we die?

 
Have you ever thought about what happens to your online presence after you die?  Who is supposed to look after your Facebook page?  What will happen to all your Instagram photos?
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Roslyn McFarlane
Aug
05

Recording your life story

Everyone has a story to tell, but all too often it is not one that is known to everyone who is closest to you. We all want to be remembered, for more than the money and possessions that we leave behind... today's blog is written by: Celebrant Roslyn McFarlane from Pakenham, Victoria.

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Guest — Melissa Halliday

Great idea for celebrants to e...

Yes! Great idea and an important area to address for all of us. It may benefit so many people who loved us after we die.
Thursday, 05 August 2021 22:29
Kay Healey

Life Lived Funeral & Memorial ...

This is a great idea and may we all be encouraged to do this. It would be significantly important to know that one's true story is... Read More
Thursday, 05 August 2021 14:09
Sonia Collins

Great blog

Such an important topic. No one knows the details of your life history like you do and it can be so difficult for families to dra... Read More
Thursday, 05 August 2021 11:13
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