Because one thing that is even more beautiful than remembering a person who has sadly departed, is sharing our memories with those who also loved them.
We know that losing a loved one is one of the most profound experiences that we may go through in our lifetimes..
Moreover, we know that there is no technology that can replace a hug. We are convinced, however, of its capacity to help, offering a space to share all your warmth and memories…
...and you have already shared
231310
messages of love
Jonathan quinde to JUAN C
El mejor abuelo que Lucas pudo tener
Gisella Cortez to JUAN C
Quinde Querido vuela alto junto al Padre Celestial QEPD
Ángel to JOAQUIN U
Cuando era pequeño para mí era el tío de Valencia y solo por eso era importante. Cuando creci fue el hermano de mi padre y solo por eso fue importante. Avanzando en edad fue uno de los Gorrizos supervivientes y desde hoy siempre estará en mi corazón.
Jordi to Teresa A
Rebeu el nostre afecte per tota la famllia.
M. Isabel Martí Vallés to ELIANA S
Solo decir que siento mucho vuestra pérdida ..diga lo que diga no será consuelo. Os acompaño en el sentimiento. Un abrazo fuerte.
Manuel Diaz Paez to MARIA D
CARMEN amiga en el cielo que te encuentres vuelvo a decirte que te quiero que gracias por querer ser mi amiga por todo lo que me aportaste
Rous De la Puente to ELVIA B
Siempre estarás en nuestros Corazones ❤️ nunca te olvidaremos 🥹
Fdo to Juan C
Recuerde el alma dormida avive el seso y despierte con temblando como se pasa la vida como se viene la muerte tan callando. Cuán presto se va el placer y como después de acordado da dolor, así como a nuestro parecer cualquier tiempo pasado fue mejor.
Manuel Diaz Paez to MARIA D
Una gran pérdida como Madre y como mujer y una gran amiga de sus amigos.Nosotros la echaremos mucho en falta y quien nos preocupa es nuestro amigo Jose. Mientras estemos por allí que cuente con nosotros en todo lo que pueda necesitar y haremos lo imposible para estar a su lado.
Mariela Litardo to ELVIA B
Adios mujer valiente y excelente madre. Gracias por dedicarnos tiempo y recibirnos siempre con amor, descansa ahora 🕊️ siempre estarás en nuestros corazones
We want to make it as easy as possible to inform people of your loved one’s death, allowing you to send one message to all the contacts of your choosing. You should not have to go through it over and over again.
Anyone who receives the notification will be able to find out about any scheduled events, confirm their attendance, be notified of any changes, write messages or publish a drawing, in the case of children.
Moreover, if you have requested it, they will be able to watch live-streamed ceremonies or watch recordings once they have come to an end, all by sending one written communication.
Invite to the family area only the closest people, with whom you would like to share photos that bring back great memories, perhaps a poem, a letter, thoughts based on love and affection, reflections, typical phrases or quotes... They will also be able to do the same, allowing the memories to flow.
NextLives is a platform integrated into the software of each funeral company, making it easier for families not only to communicate but also shop online, allowing anyone you have invited to make a purchase and send flowers without having to indicate the destination or the name of the deceased. All they will have to do is select the arrangement and complete their payment.
None of the “In memoriam of” pages are indexed by Google or any other search engine. That way, only people who have been invited may access the page. To publish a message, request access to the family area or simply confirm their participation, they must have previously registered using their mobile phone number, which will be verified with an OTP code sent by SMS.
NextLives is available in Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, German, French, Catalan, Basque and Polish. Everyone can write in their own language and the platform will detect the language of the operating system or browser that they are using, allowing people to browse automatically in their default language choice.