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Norton Buffalo of Steve Miller Band dies

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

Norton BuffaloNorton Buffalo, the harmonica player who performed with the Steve Miller Band for over 30 years, died last Friday night. He was 58.

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Facebook ‘Memorializing’ Falls Short

Friday, October 30th, 2009

FacebookThe social networking site Facebook recently implemented a way to memorialize the profile pages of people who have passed away. While this is a noble gesture on the part of the Facebook team, these memorialized profile pages can’t come close to offering the richness and depth that the Online Memorials at Valley of Life provide.

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Young Runner dies in Baltimore Marathon

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

CurtinDuring the Baltimore Marathon on Saturday, 23-year-old Peter Curtin collapsed near mile 25 of the foot race. Aides from a nearby medical station along the route immediately rushed to help him, but were unsuccessful in their attempts to revive him. 

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Remember a Loved One: Record an Audio Message

Thursday, July 30th, 2009

11_41_75---Neumann-Microphone_webI was reminded of the power of the spoken word this week. After learning of Valley of Life’s new affiliate, BroadcastBio, I spent some time on their web site reading content, but I mostly listened to their service demos. I was struck by how meaningful and moving a personally-scripted audio message could be, specifically a message like the one on the Memorials page.

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Honoring Our Freedom-Fighters

Saturday, July 4th, 2009

Independence DayFor many Americans, July 4th is a day of celebration. Yet, for others, it is another reminder of loved ones lost in service to our country. Like Memorial Day or Veterans Day, our Independence Day not only celebrates the freedoms we have here in the United States of America, but it also honors those who founded and fought for those freedoms.

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