Released on: September 19, 2008, 6:40 am

Press Release Author: Central Mass Web Design

Industry: Internet & Online

Press Release Summary: A new website: www.My-Tribute.net gives you a chance to
share memories of yourself with those you love. It can incorporate photos, artwork,
favorite poems or other mementoes.

Press Release Body: WORCESTER, Mass., September 19, 2008—All of us have a story to
tell, of our unique journey through life. Those close to us, grandparents, parents,
uncles and aunts who are older, have even longer tales – of a world that preceded
ours. These stories should be captured and preserved, to enlighten those close to
us, both today and for future generations.
A new website: www.My-Tribute.net gives you a chance to share memories of yourself
with those you love. It can incorporate photos, artwork, favorite poems or other
mementoes.
As the site’s creator, Vinny Dolan, points out, “Most online memorial websites that
are dedicated to someone you love, are established after their death. With
My-Tribute.net, you’re creating your own memorial yourself, so it will include the
things that you think are most important or meaningful about your life.”
It’s also a memorial you can use to gather and display the tales and thoughts of
relatives and friends. Especially for aging parents or grandparents, the process of
documenting their experiences can be tremendously enriching and poignant. Collecting
their testimony for a My-Tribute page may be a prime opportunity to discover details
about someone’s life that might otherwise be lost forever.
In addition, getting loved ones involved in creating their own My-Tribute can be a
terrific way to complete a family circle of memories. “The pages will be displayed
as long as you want on a website easily accessed by relatives and friends… today
and long into the future,” states Mr. Dolan. Its very affordable, as well—its
one-time fee is less costly than never-ending subscription charges would be for
other alternatives such as a personal website.
“Think about how would you like to be remembered,” he notes, “What are your major
accomplishments? These are your memories, to last a lifetime …and beyond.”
To start sharing your own tribute, simply link onto: www.My-Tribute.net.


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