Your Profile Page
Previously we touched on the Profile/Memorial Page.  If you recall, we compared it to a sort of personalized Wikipedia. Â
The Profile/Memorial Page will be your main page.  You could say it is the table of contents for your account.  It is your very own personal media page where someone can get the short version of what you have available for review (if you have authorized them to see it, of course) within your secured account.  You can also make a Memorial Page for those family members who have already passed. Â
The Profile/Memorial Page has your picture at the top and then here are some of the features we are working on to appear:
    * Your brief bio
   * Expandable list of family and friendsÂ
    * Expandable list of places lived
    * Expandable list of schools attended
    * Expandable list of careers
    * And of course, your final resting place if you have passed (we are also working on some   awesome final resting place options to offer our members – we will cover them in a future email)
The page is designed to convert to your memorial page when you pass, so it is important to build it with that in mind.  You get to build your life story and leave behind what you want people to know about you.  The Profile/Memorial Page will be the viewer’s guide to who you are.  Pretty awesome, right?
We have a complete community page where all the Profile/Memorial Pages are kept.  Think of this area as a member directory where the members can be searched via a search feature.  As part of this community, your family members for generations can read about you, watch your videos, look at the pictures you placed in your life story, and so much more.  Maybe you have left a pre-message (a topic for another email) for your great-great-great-great-grandchild. Â
Gone are the days where people will be forgotten after two generations!  My Place Forever’s goal is to see to it you are present, even when you may not be there in the physically.
At My Place Forever we believe everyone deserves to be remembered.
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