2008-07-09 08:57:53 - Web site helps the living preserve memories of those who have died, and helps to pass on family history and a legacy to new generations.

Melbourne, Australia - When someone dies they can still pass on a legacy and have an impact on future generations when memories of them are preserved as part of a family history online for generations to enjoy and cherish.

A free online memorial at www.Imorial.com enables the living to preserve their memories of those who have passed on

by creating a lasting memorial complete with stories, pictures, videos, music and recordings, and testimonials from friends and family.

'So many people have said that they wish their parents or grandparents had preserved some stories and information about their family. Now we can preserve cherished memories for our children, their children, and future generations to enjoy. We can continue the influence of those we love when they pass away,' said said Benjamin Goldhammer of Cinnic Interactive, creator of Imorial.com.

The free service at Imorial.com lets anyone create a memorial and invite others to add tributes and contribute to it in many ways. The site offers total control over the appearance and graphics, but also provides custom design services if desired. Once the memorial is set up, people can post videos, entire photo albums and slide shows, music, as well as written tributes and messages.

Imorial.com includes features found on social networking sites that make it possible for many people to participate in discussion groups on various topics to help each other heal. Anyone can participate and share in the process of grieving. Imorial.com also offers a new category for pet memorials which has become very popular for those who have lost a cherished pet.

'When we lose a loved one we can help ourselves through the grieving process by creating a memorial, which brings the added benefit that what we create can be seen by future generations so they can know something about our loved one, their ancestor. We help ourselves to heal and preserve the life of the one we love,' explained Goldhammer.

Imorial.com has helped thousands of people from around the world and is certain to become a major source of healing and love for people of all nations, religions, race, and creed. Thousands of memorials and testimonials have been posted on the site at no charge.

Press Contact:
Benjamin Goldhammer
info@imorial.com

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