Passages.Life preserves memories for generations

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This article was published 15/10/2019 (2486 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.

Passages.Life is a website you truly have to peruse and take time with to truly appreciate.

Basically, www.passages.life is an online platform where loved ones who have passed away can be remembered through storytelling.

Visiting will give you a better understanding of what the platform has to offer, not just as a memorial to your loved one(s) but also a legacy — a permanent online memoriam that can be added to as time goes on. Stories, pictures, events and great memories can all be added as they are recalled.

It’s a record that enables people to go back to time and again to “visit” the dearly departed. In a way, you are keeping not just them but their memories fresh and alive for friends and family to visit and cherish.  

In addition to the free online memorials, Passages has begun offering ‘legacy videos’ which provide a proactive approach to death and preserving one’s legacy. These involve an interview-style video created by a professional videographer who spends time asking subjects a series of questions about the lives they’ve  led; capturing their memories, their wisdom, and essentially their life stories.

These videos allow people to be remembered through their own storytelling for generations.

Mike St. Croix and Travis Dreger, the creators of Passages.Life are both comfortable with the thought that we are all mortal beings. They have decided to break down societal barriers and let people know that death is OK to talk about and to prepare for, as it is something we will all have to experience at one point.

St. Croix and Dreger have decided to pay tribute to their lost loved ones by dedicating themselves to this mission.  

They want to help people, have fun, and be the best versions of themselves that they can be, because time is precious and they want to use it to leave this world a better place than they found it, so go to the website and see the incredible work these two young men have done.

If you have any questions you contact them through www.facebook.com/Passages.life or Instagram @passages.life.

And now to ramble on…

Weldon Rinn lives, writes, and enjoys living in St. Vital. He can be reached at weldonrinn2@gmail.com