TheBluFox
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Gen Z Chicano and lifelong SoCal resident
Started to make a memorial for a friend. Stayed for funsies.
Photos taken by me are not copyrighted and you may use as you please. Note that not all pictures I upload are mine I get some of them from websites.
More than happy to transfer memorial management to you, if you find someone that is part of your family tree, or that you knew in real life.
Accepting mass transfers if you no longer wish to manage any memorials.
Something to keep in mind when making a memorial for a Latino/Hispanic person: it's common in our culture to have two last names so please confirm that their "middle name" is actually their middle name and not one of their last names. I know it's hard to tell sometimes when it comes to people buried outside of Latin America, since some people choose to have a last name as a middle name. As a Latino myself, even I am not completely sure sometimes but I try my best. If a person has four names that's a pretty good indication that they have two last names and a middle name.
We don't "own" the memorials we manage - they are not ours. We may create them, we may update them, we may transfer them to others - we are but stewards. They are Find A Grave memorials of human beings, departed. They are not "friends" on a social media network website to be collected like baseball trading cards. And there's no prize for the one who dies with the most. - Jeff Gonyea (FAG contributor)
Started to make a memorial for a friend. Stayed for funsies.
Photos taken by me are not copyrighted and you may use as you please. Note that not all pictures I upload are mine I get some of them from websites.
More than happy to transfer memorial management to you, if you find someone that is part of your family tree, or that you knew in real life.
Accepting mass transfers if you no longer wish to manage any memorials.
Something to keep in mind when making a memorial for a Latino/Hispanic person: it's common in our culture to have two last names so please confirm that their "middle name" is actually their middle name and not one of their last names. I know it's hard to tell sometimes when it comes to people buried outside of Latin America, since some people choose to have a last name as a middle name. As a Latino myself, even I am not completely sure sometimes but I try my best. If a person has four names that's a pretty good indication that they have two last names and a middle name.
We don't "own" the memorials we manage - they are not ours. We may create them, we may update them, we may transfer them to others - we are but stewards. They are Find A Grave memorials of human beings, departed. They are not "friends" on a social media network website to be collected like baseball trading cards. And there's no prize for the one who dies with the most. - Jeff Gonyea (FAG contributor)
Gen Z Chicano and lifelong SoCal resident
Started to make a memorial for a friend. Stayed for funsies.
Photos taken by me are not copyrighted and you may use as you please. Note that not all pictures I upload are mine I get some of them from websites.
More than happy to transfer memorial management to you, if you find someone that is part of your family tree, or that you knew in real life.
Accepting mass transfers if you no longer wish to manage any memorials.
Something to keep in mind when making a memorial for a Latino/Hispanic person: it's common in our culture to have two last names so please confirm that their "middle name" is actually their middle name and not one of their last names. I know it's hard to tell sometimes when it comes to people buried outside of Latin America, since some people choose to have a last name as a middle name. As a Latino myself, even I am not completely sure sometimes but I try my best. If a person has four names that's a pretty good indication that they have two last names and a middle name.
We don't "own" the memorials we manage - they are not ours. We may create them, we may update them, we may transfer them to others - we are but stewards. They are Find A Grave memorials of human beings, departed. They are not "friends" on a social media network website to be collected like baseball trading cards. And there's no prize for the one who dies with the most. - Jeff Gonyea (FAG contributor)
Started to make a memorial for a friend. Stayed for funsies.
Photos taken by me are not copyrighted and you may use as you please. Note that not all pictures I upload are mine I get some of them from websites.
More than happy to transfer memorial management to you, if you find someone that is part of your family tree, or that you knew in real life.
Accepting mass transfers if you no longer wish to manage any memorials.
Something to keep in mind when making a memorial for a Latino/Hispanic person: it's common in our culture to have two last names so please confirm that their "middle name" is actually their middle name and not one of their last names. I know it's hard to tell sometimes when it comes to people buried outside of Latin America, since some people choose to have a last name as a middle name. As a Latino myself, even I am not completely sure sometimes but I try my best. If a person has four names that's a pretty good indication that they have two last names and a middle name.
We don't "own" the memorials we manage - they are not ours. We may create them, we may update them, we may transfer them to others - we are but stewards. They are Find A Grave memorials of human beings, departed. They are not "friends" on a social media network website to be collected like baseball trading cards. And there's no prize for the one who dies with the most. - Jeff Gonyea (FAG contributor)
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