Can I help spread the word?
Definitely. Sharing our site and memorials on social media or by word of mouth is a powerful way to honor and remember.
Can I leave a tribute or message?
Certain pages on our remembrance site have the ability for you to comment at the bottom of the page. This is where visitors can share memories, add personal detail relating to the page, or write a heartfelt message. It’s a simple, meaningful way to show love and remembrance.
Can I volunteer to help with the website or events?
Yes! We welcome volunteers for many tasks such as
Administration for category's, researcher, social media moderator, becoming a supporter and more. Reach out via our “Contributions & Join Options” page to learn more. Please feel free to ask any questions.
Do you accept physical memorabilia or photos?
In some cases, yes. Please contact us before sending any items to ensure they can be safely preserved and digitized. We’ll guide you through the process.
How can I contribute information or stories to the website?
You can submit stories, photos, documents, or personal accounts via our various contact methods including through or Supporters section. Supporters have access to tools where by they can upload to many of our projects and historical category’s independently. Read more…..
Share & Preserve their Memory with a Remembrance Page.
We are dedicated to preserving the memory of those who served, in any capacity, through the collection and sharing of personal stories, memories, and historical records. We welcome contributions of any kind that help honor and remember those who served. Read more…
Thank you for Visiting.
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If you discover any of your work featured without appropriate credit, please contact us immediately — we are committed to resolving such issues promptly and respectfully.
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