I know a lot of people here have had small plaques put under a tree in our town park. All the trees that line the town streets have plaques under them of beloved ones. At another park they have a paved walkway, and each brick is inscribed with a loved one's name. It helped people and also help the town for revenue.
Peggy -------Original Message------- From: C.M. Date: 2/8/2012 9:20:27 PM To: undisclosed recipients: , Subject: [Chihuahuas] How do I "celebrate" the one year death of my son? OT Hi, My son, David will be gone one year on February 22. I'd like to memorialize him in a "permanent" way and am asking you what you think I can do. Each monthly anniversary, I release helium-filled balloons (one with a "love note stuck inside it), knowing that it will get through the "atmosphere" (!??) and almost all the way to heaven; then he can reach down and grab it!! In my mind, it happens... So, to mark his one year, can you give me suggestions as to how I should commemorate it? Thanks so much. Carolyn
