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Category Archives: Legacy.com Remembers
World Cancer Day
February 4 is World Cancer Day. It’s a day when we strive to raise awareness of cancer in hopes of eradicating it altogether – and this year, the focus is on revealing the truth behind damaging myths about cancer. The … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Legacy.com Remembers, Life at Legacy.com
Tagged Life at Legacy.com, world cancer day
Sandy Hook victims remembered
One month ago today, a gunman shot and killed 6 adults and 20 students at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT. Like everyone who heard the news that morning, we at Legacy.com were stunned. When we heard there were … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Legacy.com Remembers, Life at Legacy.com
Tagged Condolences, Life at Legacy.com, Obituary Guest Books, Tributes
Most visited obituary Guest Books of 2012
As the year comes to a close, we’re looking back at some of the most visited Guest Books of 2012. For each, we’ve selected a condolence message that represents the common themes among the thousands of messages we received. “To the families … Continue reading
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Tagged Condolences, Guest Book entries, Interesting obituaries, Obituary Guest Books, Tributes
Inspiration for smokers
November 15th is the American Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout – an annual event designed to encourage people to stop smoking. It is intended to both provide tips and support for those attempting to quit, but also to draw attention … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting and funny obituaries, Legacy.com Remembers
Tagged Condolences, Obituaries, Obituary Guest Books, Tributes
A fond farewell to a Texas icon
An October 19th fire brought an end to Big Tex’s reign as the most recognizable icon of the State Fair of Texas. When the story broke, Dallas Morning News created an online obituary and Guest Book for him. Condolences and … Continue reading
Team Spirit
A Nascar fan whose ashes took a few laps around the track, a Dallas Cowboys fan who wanted all who attended her service to wear Cowboys gear, an Orioles fan whose family chose an Orioles-themed casket…these and more true sports fans … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Legacy.com Remembers
Tagged Football, Tributes
Legacy of a 9/11 victim
A 41 year old patrolman who had worked for the New York Police Department for 17 years, Robert Fazio Jr. was three years away from retirement when he saw the first plane hit the World Trade Center. He was called from … Continue reading
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Tagged Obituary Guest Books, September 11, Tributes
Remembering with Memorial Sites
Six years ago today, we were stunned by the news that Comair Flight 5191 had crashed shortly after takeoff, killing 49 of the 50 people aboard. We immediately created a Guest Book through which people could share condolences for all … Continue reading
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Tagged Obituaries, Tributes
1,000 stories – and more to come
We recently passed an exciting milestone on The Obit Report – we posted our 1,000th story. On The Obit Report, we share stories of the fascinating lives we read about every day here at Legacy.com – both celebrities we miss, … Continue reading
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Tagged Interesting obituaries, Obit Report, Obituaries, Obituary Guest Books
Civil War descendants
I’ve been researching my family tree off and on for the past two years, and have written before about the usefulness of obituaries in genealogical research. The other day, I told my brother I was making a list of our … Continue reading
