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 from the cave drawings, pyramids in Egypt, great monuments in Europe, and the simple gravestones of our ancestors, mankind has sought to be remembered beyond their mortal lives. Yes, even to be immortal. In the 2002 movie, "About Schmidt"* Warren Schmidt, played by the great actor Jack Nicholson, expresses his fear of being forgotten when he says, "Once I am gone, and my children and friends are gone, who will know that I ever existed" Now, with virtuallyimmortal.com your loved ones will not only be remembered for who they were, but also how they looked and most importantly, forever as long as there is an internet or whatever electronic miracle follows it. "A tribute that will last forever... virtually" How can we guarantee such unprecedented longevity? A time beyond even the pyramids that memorialize ancient Egyptian kings. The answer is by investing a substantial portion of your one-time fee in the safest available securities at the lowest cost. We will use the interest earned by government bond funds offered by The Vanguard Group™. "How will the fee be used?" One part of your fee will pay for the programming and set-up costs in the first year, while the interest from the bond funds bought with the remainder of your fee will be used to pay for the electronic storage costs from the second year on, and on, and on...A provision in the company's by-laws prevents these funds from being withdrawn for other uses by future owners of virtuallyimmortal.com. Now, go ahead and reserve your memorial and set-up your private password. Then you can begin entering information about your loved one and show it to other members of your family or friends. Later, you may, or others to whom you give the password, may enter information, pictures, or messages at any time. "This looks easy, how do I get started?" Please take a look at the currently saved tributes. From there, go to the Registration page to enter your payment information and set up your unique password. Return to the Create Tribute page and begin creating the memorial that will make your loved one virtually immortal. |
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