PRLog - May 7, 2014 - NEW YORK -- As more and more Americans become acquainted with building up their online communities, become emotionally invested in them and trust the process of maintaining a virtual presence on social networking sites, they now have an outlet to remember the life of a loved one through a virtual cemetery – Mourner’s Lane.
As a unique virtual cemetery, Mourner’s Lane is a place the grieving can go to pay their respects to loved ones, including pets. Young or old, visitors to Mourner’s Lane are welcome to share images and words with others on the social networking website, or just read what others cherish and choose to share.
The creators of Mourner’s Lane know that visiting the physical cemetery isn’t practical for everyone and in some cases is nearly impossible, especially if the cemetery is halfway around the world. However, these people shouldn’t miss out on the grieving process and the chance to celebrate the lives of those who have passed before them.
Everyone needs an uplifting place to honor and enjoy the memories of their loved ones. Mourner’s Lane is a place where people can create a virtual setting that pleases them, create a headstone and marker and begin adding all the personal touches they want, from music to photos to videos and written memories that allows mourner’s to express themselves while giving others another perspective of the loved one that they too are mourning.
Steve and Jane, the creators of www.mournerslane.com, have built this new website with passion in their hearts for others who have lost someone they love and need an avenue to express themselves. Leveraging cloud computing and society’s preference for social networking, Mourner’s Lane is the perfect avenue to offer a positive emotional experience that can add relief in a time of great sorrow.
The founders know nothing can replace the actual experience of visiting the cemetery, but with the social networking site/virtual cemetery, they are confident Mourner’s Lane will provide a new experience that will.
“It’s a place for a little therapy,” said Steve. “It’s something that I think we all need in a time of losing a loved one ... we want you take some of the sadness out of what’s happened and bring a little enjoyment to you, maybe a little bit of fun.”
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Mourner’s Lane – Virtual Cemetery and Social Networking Website
May 07, 2014 at 08:00 AM EDT
