Memorial Pages FAQs

The Memorial Page features are:
STORY WALL –  ‘Share a memory’ with comments, photos, video, music, audio. 
TIMELINE –  Collaborate with Friends and fill in the details of your Loved One’s life.
ABOUT – Section with all information about your Loved One.
GALLERY – Story Wall and Timeline media are centralised in the Gallery 
 
The Memorial Page Owner has:
Full control over the look and feel of their Memorial Page
Full control over their Loved One’s profile
Full control over the Story Wall comments, posts from others, can edit comments 
Share to social media
Full control over privacy options of their Memorial Page
1. Public Page – anyone can view, contribute and share.  
The Page Owner can invite other people to join their Memorial Page
2. Private Page – only Friends can view, contribute and share.  
The Page Owner can invite people to join their Memorial Page as Friends.  Friends to the Memorial Page will be provided with an Access Code.
The Page Owner can accept people who ‘Request to Join’ their Memorial Page (or ‘Remove’ the request)
What is visible to non-Friends: Loved One’s Name, Loved One’s date of birth and date of passing, profile photo and cover photo.  No content can be viewed.

As a Memorial Page Owner, you can invite friends and family to join your Memorial Page as Friends.
 
1. From your Memorial Page, go to ‘Edit Page’, ‘Friends’ ‘Invite a Friend’, enter in the invitees first name, last name and email address, ‘Submit’

2. The invitee receives and email with an ‘Access Code’ specific for joining your Loved One’s Memorial Page. Within the email is an activation link.  Once completed, they are Friends to your Memorial Page and can add, contribute and share memories.

All people can search and find any Loved One’s Memorial Page. 
 
Once you are on a Memorial Page, if it displays content it is a ‘Public’ page.   
If the page is ‘Public’,  as a registered person to the site, you can contribute.
 
However, if you are on a Memorial Page and you see no content (only the name, date of birth, date of passing), it is a ‘Private’ page. 

If the page is ‘Private’,  registered people to the HonourThem site can select ‘Request to Join’ a Memorial Page. 

Complete the form with your first name, last name, email and a message to the Memorial Page Owner.

The Memorial Page Owner can ‘Accept’ and you become a confirmed Friend and will be supplied with an Access Code to the Memorial Page. 

The Memorial Page Owner can also take no action to your request.

Family and friends can leave personalised audio messages to express their sympathy to the immediate family or recall special memories of their loved ones.

Steps:
1. Simply record a ‘Voice Memo’ on your smart phone
2. ‘Share’ and store your recording.
3. Within the Story Wall of a Memorial Page, ‘Share a Memory’, ‘Choose File’ and attach.

Yes.
Music can only be uploaded via a link to Spotify or YouTube. 
This protects the artists who own the copyright to their music.

The Memorial Pages accept comments, photos, videos, music (via Spotify and You Tube) and personalised audio messages.
 
 
The maximum PHOTO size is 7MB  
The maximum VIDEO size is 15MB
Allowed MUSIC is via a link to Spotify and You Tube.
The maximum AUDIO/VOICE MEMO clip size is 15MB

In the short-term: many people have another person run their Memorial Pages on their behalf. 

When you are ready, ask your ‘assistant’ to go into the Memorial Page settings and update the email address with your email address.  The management of your Memorial Page is now with you.

This is 100% hardest thing you will ever have to deal with. We have a list of Grief Support services here. Your family doctor can also recommend bereavement support services in your area.