Do you still have any questions?
What is it that you do?
We provide a long term web hosting and (memorial) website design service for people wanting to share memories about their loved ones.
What process do we follow in order to get a memorial website up and running?
1. We ask you to collect certain basic information about the person to be memorialized. 2. You submit the information and we create a memorial website. 3. We'll give you information regarding updating the various sections of the memorial page. This will allow friends and family to to securely post thoughts and memories. 4. If you choose to leverage the QR code we generate for the memorial site, we can give you options for displaying it.
What is a QR code?
A QR (Quick Response) code is the trademark for a type of matrix barcode (or two-dimensional bar code). QR codes have become common in consumer advertising. Smartphone users can install an app with a QR-code scanner that can read a displayed code and convert it to a URL (website address) directing the smartphone's browser to the website of a company, store, or product associated with that code providing specific information.
What costs and fees will we incur immediately and long term?
See "LegacyPreservation.org Current Status" below.
Endowment Fund Goal
Similar to how a cemetery is funded after all plots are sold, we anticipate a time when these websites will require perpetual funding to stay online. Our primary goals for this project are sharing memories and maintaining access to those memories over extremely long periods of time. In the future, we hope to fund an endowment or trust that will keep these memorial websites up and running indefinitely.
LegacyPreservation.org Current Status
As of February 2020, LegacyPreservation.org is maintained as a personal initiative of the Ott family. Donations to help pay for website hosting are welcome. Please contact Brandon Ott if you would like a memorial site setup.