Remain With Me builds quiet, lasting memorial websites for the people — and pets — who shaped a family. One-time cost. Unlisted by default, so families decide who sees it and when.
We build the memorial with you — their story, their photographs, the music that meant something. You send us what you have. We do the rest.
See What's IncludedEvery Remain With Me memorial is built around the life, not the loss. A permanent home for the photos, the music, the chapters, the people who loved them. Built with you from your intake, reviewed by me, and ready within 24 hours.
The seasons that shaped a life — childhood, family, career, and the quiet milestones in between. Each chapter is its own page, with room for photos and stories.
The songs they loved, the albums they played on repeat, the artists that moved them. Real album art, hand-curated playlists — the soundtrack of a life.
A gallery of the photographs that tell their story — the portraits, the snapshots, the ones with the date scribbled on the back. All preserved, all organized.
The roots, the recipes, the stories passed down. A place for the family beats that outlast a single life — where they came from, who they came from, and what they carried forward.
Letters and remembrances from the people who loved them. A place for family and friends to leave the stories you'll be grateful for years from now.
Every family, every story. Choose the theme that fits the person and we design around it.
You share what matters. I take care of the rest.
Share their name, photos, and stories through the guided intake form.
Built from your answers the moment you finish. I review every page myself — ready within 24 hours.
Send the link to family and friends. They can visit, share memories, and keep them close.
One price. Every feature. You pay once, and it stays.
Everything I can build for someone, at one price. No tiers to weigh while you are choosing.
Want their own web address, like theirname.com? I can register and set one up for $195 one-time — offered after your memorial is built, once you have seen it.
You will never get an email telling you the memorial is about to expire. I won't do that. You pay once. It stays where it is, at the same address, and you keep the ability to edit it and approve new memories for as long as it exists.
In March 2026, my stepfather Todd passed away.
A member of his family chose a direct cremation. No service. No obituary. No notice in the paper. They loved him. They also couldn't afford to spend $8,000 the family didn't have. They did the best they could with what was in front of them.
But it sat with me. Todd had a whole life. He deserved more than a quiet disappearance.
So I built him a memorial: toddkibbeymemorial.com. When it was finished, the family saw it and cried — not because the cremation was wrong, but because, finally, there was a place where Todd existed again.
Then I built one for my father.
Paul Clayton Artman III was born in Toledo in 1946 and died on April 23, 1990, at forty-three. He met my mother when he was seventeen. He worked in other men's metal shops until he opened his own, Artman Tool & Die. For thirty-six years, almost none of that was written down anywhere his grandchildren could find it.
Building his memorial gave everyone in the family a place to share the parts of him they still carry. Each of us only holds a piece. Put those pieces somewhere together and you get a far more complete picture of his life — and of the impact he still has on every one of us.
Thirty-six years apart, and both of them needed the same thing: somewhere the people who loved them could go. It is not too late for yours either.
“He was the back-up driver for everyone in the family — the one you called when you needed a ride, no questions asked.”
Send me what you have. I'll take care of the rest — ready within 24 hours.
Begin a Memorial — $295Send what you have. Three photos and a paragraph is enough to start. The frame is there from the start, and you can add more anytime — from your phone, from an old shoebox, from anywhere. The memorial grows with you.
Yes. Every memorial has a private dashboard where you can add photos, edit chapters, add letters from family, swap songs, and approve new memories others submit. You keep the ability to change it for as long as it exists.
You approve every word and every photo before it goes live. If someone else in the family wants a chapter revised, a photo removed, or a letter added, you can do it in the dashboard yourself, or send me a note and I'll do it for you.
Yes. You can walk through seven live sample memorials right now — each shows a different theme, a different life, and the same structure yours will have. If you'd rather see one for a real person I built, Todd's memorial is the one that started this.
Yes, anytime. From your dashboard you can download a complete archive of the memorial — photos, videos, letters, chapters, music, and the site itself — as a single ZIP file that opens on any computer without needing the internet. The memorial lives here, but a full copy always belongs to you.
I'll email you a walkthrough of a real, finished memorial so you can see exactly what you'd be getting. No pitch, no follow-up salesman. Just the work.
Email me an exampleOpens your email app addressed to tim@remainwith.me. I read every one.