MemoryShare

09/19/2022

“Show me the manner in which a nation cares for its dead and I will measure with mathematical exactness the tender mercies of its people, their respect for the laws of the land, and their loyalty to high ideals.”

— Sir William Ewart Gladstone, prime minister of Great Britain from 1868-1894 under the reign of Queen Victoria

What an incredible ceremony honoring the life of Queen Elizabeth II today.

Photo: Vadim Ghirda / AP

06/23/2021

Catch us at the 135th Texas Funeral Director’s Association (TFDA) Annual Convention & Expo in Dallas!

05/18/2021

When Jill Perdue first stepped behind-the-scenes of the funeral industry, she was terrified. She was newly married to funeral director Brad Perdue, who comes from 8 generations of funeral directors and sparked an interest in the industry at 12-years-old.

Jill, however, couldn’t bear to look at a body.

"I was scared to death,” Jill said (no pun intended). “I would come home and need groceries, but I couldn’t go down the hallway because I had to walk past the bodies under the sheets!”

Today, however, Brad and Jill are running a successful funeral home and livestreaming services to hundreds of viewers. "People just expect it," Jill says (she, by the way, has no problem being around bodies now 😉 )Read more about how Zabka - Perdue Funeral Home is staying ahead of the game, here:

https://www.memoryshare.com/posts/adapting-funeral-industry-jill-perdue

04/28/2021

"As a funeral director at Anderson Funeral Home, Alan Iverson has long recognized the benefits of funeral webcasting as a way of bringing families together — but it didn’t truly sink in until a winter storm blew in the day of his father’s funeral."

It's not just a pandemic that can thwart travel plans. Thank you Alan Iverson at Anderson Funeral Home and Crematory for sharing your story, and how funeral livestreaming and recording has made a difference for you and your business.



https://www.memoryshare.com/posts/bringing-people-together

04/22/2021

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Memory Share is a platform to help funeral directors, share stories with their families. Stream your services from anywhere with our app.

04/08/2021

Thank you to Kates-Boylston Publications for featuring MemoryShare in their KB Product Spotlight! We're proud to be named among the best products for funeral homes and services. Read more:

https://kates-boylston.com/products-category/americanfuneraldirector/technology-americanfuneraldirector/

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04/02/2021

"If you’re a family and you have the option between going with a funeral home that’s able to connect everyone, or one that isn’t because they don’t have the ability—you will go with the funeral home that provides for everybody.”

More and more families are requesting funeral livestreaming and webcasting. Is your funeral home ready to say yes?

If not, it’s a quick and easy process to get set up with MemoryShare funeral webcasting. We’ll send you equipment if you need it, talk you through our quick tutorial, and you’ll be able to livestream with a few clicks of a button. Get started here: https://www.memoryshare.com/contact

The Podcast

03/29/2021

“Hello, thank you for calling MemoryShare!” 📞

We know as funeral professionals, your schedules are FULL. We take pride in offering exceptional customer service, answering your questions quickly, and solving any technical problems before you even notice them. Thanks, Tyson, for the kind words.

03/26/2021

Why is funeral livestreaming important?

Every day, we hear from funeral directors and funeral professionals from across the country, sharing the benefits they are experiencing from funeral livestreaming. Here are a few of our favorites:

“COVID-19 or not, there might be somebody that has died here who’s grandmother is in a nursing home and can’t travel. But with streaming or webcasting, she can attend virtually.” — Erik Bergquist, Gillette Memorial Chapel & Walker Funeral Home

“Just want you to know that your service has been amazing for our funerals. We are just consistently impressed with how it is and how well it just WORKS. Thank you!” — Kris Busini, Holmes Watkins Funeral Home

“In order for a funeral home to thrive, they need to show that they understand their people. Millennials are children of parents that are passing, and they want technology. After COVID-19, I see livestreaming being part of the normal.”— Alan Iverson, Anderson Funeral Home

Start livestreaming today! Visit memoryshare.com.

03/25/2021

When you provide funeral webcasting for your families, it’s not just for those who can’t attend in person. For many loved ones, the service is a blur. The ability to re-watch the service again is often a source of comfort for loved ones—something everyone truly appreciates.

Thank you for sharing this, Tracy Murra-Jutting!
Patton Funeral Home

If you haven’t yet read Tracy’s story on our blog, you can read it here: https://www.memoryshare.com/posts/patton-funeral-home