Mission Statement
At Remember Me Always, our mission is to honor and preserve the memories of those who have gone before us. We are dedicated to ensuring that individuals’ stories and legacies are remembered and cherished. Through our efforts, we strive to keep alive the connections to our past because everyone deserves to be remembered.
Backstory
We all deserve to be remembered, which is why it saddened me to see once beautiful gravestones weathered into unreadable slabs of stone. These individuals, who once lived, loved, and had unique stories, are now forgotten by all but time. During one of my many walks through the local cemetery, I felt a profound urge to take action—to honor those who can no longer speak for themselves.
Remember Me Always was born and is dedicated to ensuring that the memories of those who came before us are never lost because everyone deserves to be remembered.
Our Team
Ray Ruppe
Bio coming soon…
Daniel N. Ard
As Chief Experience Officer at Remember Me Always, Daniel is dedicated to creating products and services that help families and individuals connect with their ancestors. Daniel’s over 10 years of experience in design and business consulting have helped shape his keen ability to captain multidisciplinary teams, navigate complex problems, and design meaningful outcome-driven solutions.
Testimonials
“No mother should ever have to bury a child, but Remember Me Always helped me do something sacred. I filled Amelia’s memorial page with her drawings, her voice, and the way she called me ‘Moonmama.’ I wanted the world to know her. Now they can.”
Lorraine D.
Atlanta, GA
“I never knew how to honor my dad beyond the headstone. The QR memorial gave us a place to tell his story—to share his voice, his favorite songs, his stubborn laugh. I catch myself visiting the page late at night just to hear him again. Thank you for giving us that forever.”
Michael R.
Salt Lake City, Utah
“I was so excited when I got my Father’s QR code in the mail. It is so beautiful. Thank you so much!”
Katrina W.
Salt Lake City, Utah
“My grandfather served in three wars, and all we had was a folded flag and silence. This memorial page let me gather stories from family across the world, photos from his service days, and even his old war letters. When I visit his grave and scan the code—it’s like he speaks again.”
Renae C.
Portland, OR