What we do

Families, individuals, groups and organizations are invited to create private memorials online.

Benefits and features for individuals and families:

* Obituary placement is FREE.

* Owner controls the private memorial site: size, design, text, pictures, guest book, access.

* Owner controls what Guest Book entries to publish or not.

* Owner can set the memorial as public or password protected for family and friends view only.

* Owner can edit site, ad pages, change text or place more pictures anytime.

* System will send condolences to owner a day before the memorial and date of birth.

* System will light a virtual candle for 24 hours during the memorial day



Benefits and features for groups and organizations

Offer your members the ability to self-manage online memorials and create free obituaries.

Group manager controls member?€™s discount rate. Group shares 50% of any proceeds with us.

Obituary placement for group members is FREE

Members can get a discount when creating a memorial which is set by group manager

Online memorials can be public or password protected for family and friends view only

Memorial owner self-manages the site: size, design, text, pictures and Guest Book .

Owner controls what Guest Book entries to publish.

System will send condolences to owner a day before the memorial and date of birth.

System will light a virtual candle for 24 hours during the memorial day.



Your privacy

Respecting the privacy of our listed members, we DO NOT share customer information with any other organizations for commercial use. The site is secured with SSL and measures have been placed to protect user privacy as best we can.

Our mission: never to forget

This site was built to keep a promise: Never to Forget. The memorial was initially started in 2000 by Dr. Ron Kraus in memory of his father, Otto (Ota) B. Kraus, and other relatives, but also allowed the public to register memorials for free. In 2018 a remembrance museum called Beit Terezin appointed Dr. Kraus to be head of the online commemoration project. Many years ago, Ron?€™s father was one of the founders of the museum, which is a non for profit entity.

Currently, the memorial site serves both victims commemorated by the museum as well as the general public, including individuals, families, groups and organizations. We do this as a long term commemoration service for the community. Unfortunately, every family has someone to remember.

As a non for profit, all proceeds generated by the Beit Terezin online memorial project are only used to keep the initiative operational for many years to come.