
He Was A Pioneer In Many Things- In Honour Of Nigeria’s Foremost Filmmaker, Alade Aromire
Remembering Alade Aromire, The Man Who Died At 45 After Changing The Face Of Yoruba Movies. He died in 2008, 13 years ago, at the
Continue reading »Remembering Alade Aromire, The Man Who Died At 45 After Changing The Face Of Yoruba Movies. He died in 2008, 13 years ago, at the
Continue reading »Emeka Nobis is a quintessential writer, coach, business consultant, and trainer. Recently, one of his posts went viral where he expressed his disgust by the
Continue reading »INTRODUCTION: Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has publicly demonstated great grace and courage in telling the world her miscarriage story. According to her, as
Continue reading »Abisola Akintuyi, has an unwavering commitment to educate as many women as possible on the need to be breast aware as a way of combating
Continue reading »Exactly a year ago today I began my work as Spokesman to Dr. Mrs. Seinye Lulu-Briggs and also the Media Manager for the La Sien
Continue reading »Will time truly heal my wounds? Are you asking yourself this question? When life happens, especially through the loss of a loved one, time stands
Continue reading »It’s only natural that I commence this leg of the literary challenge with a picking from a body of literature that prickles my heart and
Continue reading »What happens when a celebrity we love so deeply dies? Not everyone can understand the overwhelming grief that happens and some are tempted to think
Continue reading »In an August 30, 2019 post on thriveglobal.com, Arianna Huffington, the founder of Thrive Global expounds on embracing the finiteness of life and the only way to
Continue reading »On the night of 9 July 1999 a number of student groups held a party at Obafemi Awolowo University. The ‘Mirror Online’ reports: “members of
Continue reading »Different newspapers have different terminology for obituaries and death notices, so you should check with the specific publications you’re interested in working with to understand
Continue reading »We asked bereaved families to share examples of something that someone said or did that helped them in the weeks, months and years after their
Continue reading »When you are planning a funeral for a lost loved one, or when you are pre-planning your own funeral, there are dozens of decisions to be
Continue reading »Parting with your loved ones possessions and cleaning out their house is one of the hardest things to face after a death. We have
Continue reading »How often do we miss everyday things about the people we’ve lost? Their smiles Unexpressed feelings Advices Or life experiences shared together? One way to
Continue reading »Mediapreneur and highly celebrated Fashionista, Toke Makinwa, has immortalized her mother with a stunning bag from her “Babygirl For Life” collection. In multiple posts from
Continue reading »This is by way of introduction for liveonmemories.com. But first, let me tell you a little story about its beginnings. In 1995, I lost my mother.
Continue reading »Thoughts on death and the truth behind it from There are multiple guidelines out there. They tell you how to lose weight, how to
Continue reading »NEW technology has been unveiled in South Korea that lets you immortalise your deceased loved ones via your smartphone. ELROIS The bizarre app brings the
Continue reading »1. If you’re one of the few that’s lost a parent so early in life, then you have gone through something that 99 percent of
Continue reading »Funerals are somber gatherings that give people a chance to say goodbye to a friend or family member. Often, a luncheon is served after the
Continue reading »One week ago, I said goodbye to James – the man who captured my heart on a cold, wintery night in England eleven years ago.
Continue reading »Do you have any regrets? Most people do. But it appears our regrets gain a lot of weight as we approach the end of our
Continue reading »In the midst of my grief, I faced the daunting task of crafting a eulogy for an extraordinary person, Trina Grillo, my best friend for
Continue reading »And while death always catches our attention, sometimes it also causes us to catch our breath—especially when it strikes those we consider too young. Yet
Continue reading »Showing sympathy to a grieving person isn’t so hard after all. This morning, my daughter’s teacher stopped me in the hallway to say thank you.
Continue reading »I woke up this morning to the news that Fidel Castro, the great Cuban revolutionist passed away on Friday at the age of 90. And
Continue reading »Gradually, Nigerians are coming to terms with the new trends in casket choices for burials. This is against the backdrop that so many people, quite
Continue reading »Green burial, also called a natural burial, is an environmentally friendly burial that aims to have as little impact on the earth as possible. What
Continue reading »A wise man once said “everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die”. I often find that the way many people deal
Continue reading »There’s no “right” thing to say to someone who has just lost a close friend, family member, or significant other. However, there are general etiquette rules
Continue reading »There is a hierarchy of grief. Grieving in the technology age is uncharted territory. I’ll take you back to Saturday, June 9, 2012. At 8:20
Continue reading »Many of us feel uncomfortable about attending visitations and funeral services because we just don’t know what to say to the bereaved. We want to
Continue reading »At the memorial service for his father, 7 1/2-year-old Quinn Austin of Milan, Mich. jumped up to show his teachers and friends the picture boards
Continue reading »Physically attending a burial ceremony is usually the standard way of paying the last respect to the departed one and honouring the family. If however,
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