MemorialsOnline Offers Memorials for Families of Victims of Terrorist Attacks

September 12, 2001 -- MemorialsOnline.com, an electronic memorial publishing company, has created a special "no charge" area to memorialize the victims of Tuesday's tragedy in New York City, Washington DC, and Stroysville, PA. This site assists family and friends through the grieving process, allowing people to express their prayers and condolences through electronic memorial tributes which can be dynamically created on the MemorialsOnline.com website.

Family and friends from around the world may express their condolences by signing the individual visitation books as the Memorial pages are created by the families and friends of loved ones lost in the attack. In addition, MemorialsOnline will create a public condolence book, for the public at large to express their sympathy and grief for the victims lost to this violence. Robert Hiscock, President and CEO of MemorialsOnline.com stated, "We are hoping that in some small way, we can help ease the pain of all who mourn this horrific and senseless loss of life. Creating electronic memorials will assist people as they cope with their losses and begin the healing process."

To create the free Internet memorial tribute, family members need only visit the website www.MemorialsOnline.com, complete the online forms and a memorial will immediately be created and available for visitation on the Internet.

Memorials include, biography, family information, visitation book and a photo album. Once created, family members may edit the site at anytime through the use of their username and password. There are numerous free bereavement resources and services located on MemorialsOnline.com including electronic sympathy cards. A list of memorialized victims will also be available as tributes are created.

MemorialsOnline.com has been helping families cope with grief for the past three years and we pray that this will help people throughout the world during this difficult time.

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