A Final Farewell to Dad: Paying Tribute for Father's Day

    NORWALK, CT, June 16, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Did you know Father's Day is a celebration honoring fathers and celebrating fatherhood, paternal bonds, and the influence of fathers in society. The tradition was said to be started from a memorial service held for a large group of men who died in a mining accident in Monongah, West Virginia in 1907.

Celebrate Me Home knows how important fathers are, and the void left behind when they are gone. With Father's Day approaching, we'd like to know how you celebrated the life and legacy of your father. Did you plan a special funeral, memorial service or celebration of life?

Visit our website for ideas, poems, or help to create the perfect memorial, or a free obituary.

Tell us your tribute story.
- Share your special celebration to honor your father after he was gone, or the one you are planning.
- Is someone in your life "like a father" to you? We also want to hear about his special send off.

We'll share some of the great ways people remembered their fathers; your tribute story could earn you a Visa gift card from Celebrate Me Home. Consider it a thank you for sharing a loving memory, and helping others to create a perfect goodbye for a loved one with the DIY Memorial Planner.

Here's what we need:
- Short description of the life celebration for Dad
- Why you chose to celebrate your father, dad, pop or grandpa in that way.
- Photo of the event or special memorial
- Submit photos and tributes on line at www.CelebrateMeHomeCT.com

All submissions become the property of Celebrate Me Home; submission will act as agreement for Celebrate Me Home to use stories and photographs online and/or in promotional materials.

Celebrate Me Home is a company dedicated to supporting families and friends through the grief process in a natural and healthy way, as they celebrate and honor a loved-one's life and legacy. Our Do-It-Yourself Memorial Planner helps those looking to create the perfect tribute or memorial - after a person is gone, at the time of death, or in advance.

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