About

The inspiration for "Remember Me" began when my grandfather passed away. He was a kind and gentle soul, a storyteller who had lived a life full of rich experiences. He traveled the world, cherished his family above all, and had countless memories that shaped who he was. When we visited his grave, we realized that his life story—the essence of who he was—couldn't be captured by just the dates etched into his headstone. It felt like so much of his story was locked away, with no way for others to truly know the remarkable man he had been.

 

It made us think: whenever you're at a cemetery, haven't you ever felt curious about the person resting there? Maybe they share your last name, or perhaps their headstone hints at a long life lived. What were their passions, their family stories, their dreams?

 

We wanted a way to give others the opportunity to learn about the people buried in those quiet, sacred places. With a simple scan of a QR code, visitors could access a digital space that tells the stories of those who have passed on, helping them feel a sense of connection to those lives, even if they’d never met. This became our way of keeping my grandfather’s memory alive—and offering the same to families everywhere.