Hey guys,
My maternal grandfather recently passed away last month. He was a very strong role model for me in life; a man who I always looked up to, and loved beyond measure.
I know there is no bringing him back, but what I would really like to do more than anything right now is to figure out a good way to keep his memory alive and far from fading for myself and my family.
I have a few of his last possesions with me like his watches, some clothes/shoes, and his very last turban. After hours of thinking I have only been able to come up with the idea of framing or bronzing some of his possesions and having them displayed in our home.
What I ask of you, my fellow RVF brothers is to share your ideas, or your own personal ways in which you have been able to immortalize your lost loved ones' memories.
Thanks, and may God bring peace to all our departed Loved ones.
My maternal grandfather recently passed away last month. He was a very strong role model for me in life; a man who I always looked up to, and loved beyond measure.
I know there is no bringing him back, but what I would really like to do more than anything right now is to figure out a good way to keep his memory alive and far from fading for myself and my family.
I have a few of his last possesions with me like his watches, some clothes/shoes, and his very last turban. After hours of thinking I have only been able to come up with the idea of framing or bronzing some of his possesions and having them displayed in our home.
What I ask of you, my fellow RVF brothers is to share your ideas, or your own personal ways in which you have been able to immortalize your lost loved ones' memories.
Thanks, and may God bring peace to all our departed Loved ones.