Death anniversary remembrance
Some dates ask to be kept.
The anniversary of a death has its own weight. Years may pass, but the date keeps returning — and it deserves more than a passing thought. Remembering someone on their death anniversary can be simple: a candle lit in their name, a memory written down, a moment taken on purpose.
Ways to mark the day
- Light a memorial candle on their page — it burns for seven days, joined by lights from everyone else who remembers.
- Write the memory you have been carrying — it stays on the memorial.
- Share the memorial with family and friends, so the day is kept together rather than alone.
Never miss the date
Follow any memorial on Eterbook and a quiet reminder arrives by email before the birthday and the death anniversary — nothing more, nothing louder. Each day, the site also honours the public figures whose anniversary falls on that very date. Their birthday matters too: see birthday in heaven.
If there is no memorial yet
Create a memorial page for the person you are remembering — free, in minutes, private or public — and the anniversaries will have a home from now on.