About My Final Resting Place™

The memory stays.
The place should, too.

A simple idea: record the exact place where someone rests, so the people who come after can find it.

A quiet bench on a coastal headland overlooking the sea at golden hour

The idea

Knowing the name is not always enough.

The section, row and plot can disappear with a piece of paper — or with the person who knew.

My Final Resting Place brings the location and the memory together. Exact coordinates, photographs and the details of the resting place help families return — whether they are remembering a person or a beloved pet.

Not every resting place
has a headstone.

A favourite stretch of water. A family cottage. A memorial tree. A reef beneath the sea. A traditional cemetery plot, or somewhere only your family would know.

As more families choose cremation, the places that matter may have no permanent marker. Each one deserves to be found again.

A moss-covered stone in a quiet memorial gardenA calm ocean cove at duskAn old oak tree in a misty meadow at sunrise

One person.
More than one place.

Families may scatter ashes in several meaningful locations. Each deserves to be remembered.

A shared family plot may also hold generations of relatives, with a story of their own for each.

My Final Resting Place™

Margaret Ellen Hughes

1941 – 2022

Where she rests

  • Where the river meets the sea48.3825° N, 124.7155° W
  • The old oak at the family cottage44.9431° N, 78.2690° W
  • Family plot · Section C, Row 445.5231° N, 122.6765° W

For the people who come after

Record it once.
Find it for generations.

The exact place. The person’s story. Peace of mind.