One morning in 2015 during my morning walk/meditation exercise routine, I asked my Spirit; “Give me a new business idea that every person on planet earth will have use for”.

My internal voice said, “Look to the left”. To my left was a cemetery, I replied “That’s not new!” I continued with my walk and meditated on the thought of “What new business could be related to a cemetery?” The idea of The Memorial Times was revealed to me. After writing a full business plan for this idea, I contacted the website designer that built my current website with the plan. He was unable to grasp the idea and build a functional website as my vision required. I didn’t give up! I Continued holding on to this idea and modified the business plan several times and three years later I tried again with another website designer. He too did not have the knowledge or team to construct a project of this magnitude. January 17, 2020, the Love of my life Pamela Yvette Freelain made her transition and one of the last things she said to me was “Finish The Memorial Times”. Two months after her transitioning, COVID-19 took over Planet Earth! This put everyone on immediate quarantine, and I remained at home on lock down. Pam’s last words began to bombard my every thinking moment to finish this project. COVID-19 made completing this project urgent! It became the opportunity I needed to fulfill the mission of what I asked for that morning five years prior. The Memorial Times purpose became “A mission to assist families and loved ones during this time of adjustment with a way to connect and participate in the traditional memorial services without jeopardizing health and safety.” The stars and the cosmos aligned and I connected with the right consultant and team of website designers who were able to see my vision and developed the website to specification. To Pamela Yvette Freelain I dedicate this website, for staying ever present in my thoughts to bring this project into reality. I ask that you visit her Obituary by Searching for “Pamela Yvette Freelain” and treasure her memory with me.