Thank You for Your Memories

Posted by Hardy Owens on June 17th, 2019

Did you recently lost a loved one? If so, it would be the most testing times of all, and there would be a lot of things that you would have to handle in one go. From the funeral to the prayers, and a remembrance of the deceased, a lot of things happen when you have lost someone that you adored. When such a devastating thing happens, it is always a good idea, to organize a Thank You meeting for the deceased. If in Los Angeles, a Los Angeles legacy obituaries using thank you cards for funeral will be a great idea to provide you the necessary time to talk about the legacy of the deceased. Along with the aforementioned, it is a good idea to look at the memories that you had with the person. Anyone that was touched by their work will be available to share their experiences and that will be a great way to remember the one you just lost. In times like these, we always remember the one we lost, and the aforementioned cards can help in making it a memorable experience for self.

Another great way to remember the person is by going to the places that they used to visit and talk to people that they met and the lives that they touched. A lot of people will have well and some may have simple stories to talk, but all of them would be touched by the experience with the person who recently breathed their last. Life is of the essence when someone touches you with feelings, and it is one of the most important things because as humans the most important thing is how they made you feel.

Indeed, Maya Angelou said it right when she stated and I quote, ‘I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.’ Everything in the world is based on feelings, and if these can be controlled or addressed, everything else falls apart. Life is all about your experiences, and we are connected to each other on an emotional level. It’s no wonder that when someone walks away from us, we feel bad, and when they bid adieu to this life, it gets us mourning.

If only we had the time to tell the deceased how much we loved and admired them.