PEOPLEMEMORY Now Offers Its Members Services Including Cards Personalized on Request and INTERFLORA

As All Saints Day approaches, PeopleMemory, the only social network dedicated to the memory of the deceased, introduces its first offer of services : the purchase of virtual cards and delivery of flowers by Interflora. Available immediately, these key services introduce a Services section offered to the members of the network.

At this time of the year when everyone is getting ready to honour the deceased on All Saints Day, Haloween or the Day of the Dead, PeopleMemory offers a unique and simple service. Those who wish to celebrate together the memory of a loved one, despite distance or time constraints, will now be able to purchase virtual cards costing between one and two euros (candle, heart, letter"¦).

Accompanied by a message written by network members, these cards will decorate and personalize the memorial spaces created by family, friends and colleagues. Dedicated to the deceased, these memorials allow those involved to come together to commemorate a loved one by talking and sharing photos, videos or audio documents.

PeopleMemory also establishes partnerships in order to offer quality services fulfilling the needs of its members and visitors. Interflora, its first partner, chosen for its reliability and reputation as a leader, is making a special All Saints Day offer of delivering flowers to the grave.

«We are happy to offer our members these first two services. They are the beginning of the development of this segment of our network, which will grow and diversify in the months to come. Our objective is to facilitate all aspects of the process of commemoration or mourning for families, friends and colleagues of the deceased», says Isabelle d´Auzers, founder and director of PeopleMemory.

About PeopleMemory

PeopleMemory is an international social network. Once they create their profiles, members communicate with each-other through an on-line chat room, a private message box or forums. They come together around the memorials (spaces dedicated to the deceased) and share videos, photographs or audio documents. Access is free of cost and free of publicity: http://www.peoplememory.com/en/