I am actually here because my grandpa passed away yesterday from cancer. It was horrifying seeing him dead. Cancer is so shitty and my family has a deep history with it. Hopefully both my grandpa and your great grandfather have a good time in heaven…
Omg rip im here because I wanna memorialise my own account I’m just over Facebook and I wanna shock people who taught I was dead most people think I wanna kill myself which I don’t
Thank you brother for helping me, my baby cousin, Dad owned a Facebook account and he passed away friday so now I can see who can memorize his account without actually trying to delete it
I thought there might be a way you can not only memorialize someone's account, but also have access to their account just like your own. It would be nice to post some memories as though it was them posting it.
I had a friend who passed away and his Facebook account still up. I did try to do it and put the right date up the day he passed away. Facebook never did do it tho😢
I actually don’t want to memorialize this account unless my father can still use it. My father would like to use it but he does not know her (mother, deceased) password. What can I do in this case?
Oh interesting question. I suppose you could create a normal Facebook account, then memorialize it. But maybe easier would be to create a business or community page and just indicate the purpose as a memorial for someone who's passed.
Thanks for the information, as im still alive ,but some one has Memorialized my account so cant get access..a lot hard work gone in my accounts and pages as sure get round it some how, its upsetting and frusting as most of business is on face book
I have the same question. My neighbour died from cancer, she didn't have kids or some close relatives. I don't have her profile as a friend on Fb, but I would like to memorialize her account.
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Almost 3 weeks ago my great grandfather has passed away from cancer. Rest In Peace James my PapPaw I will see you again someday. 1938-2022
I am actually here because my grandpa passed away yesterday from cancer. It was horrifying seeing him dead. Cancer is so shitty and my family has a deep history with it. Hopefully both my grandpa and your great grandfather have a good time in heaven…
Mine was born in 1938 too! But died 20th november of 2024 ☹️
Rip Skipper
So helpful, bless you hope your dad is loving skipper for you.
Thank you for sharing, so helpful, my 26 year old brother passed away and I don’t want to delete his account 🙏🥺🥺
May his soul rest in peace.🕊💔
Hope God bless you with a lot of strength. ❤
Sending love from Bosnia, Europe
@@bia_blossom thank you 🙏
Omg rip im here because I wanna memorialise my own account I’m just over Facebook and I wanna shock people who taught I was dead most people think I wanna kill myself which I don’t
@@samuelesheye1837 that's very harsh and cruel
why do you do that, death is not a joke
Mine too..My brother deceased last year just in 25+..want to recover his account.
This was helpful to memorialize my mother's fb page Thank you.
Thank you brother for helping me, my baby cousin, Dad owned a Facebook account and he passed away friday so now I can see who can memorize his account without actually trying to delete it
You skipped over the part I'm having trouble with. I can't seem to upload photo of my sister's obituary.
This was so helpful! RIP to your Da and Skipper🌈
How much time needs to make a account memorialize?
I thought there might be a way you can not only memorialize someone's account, but also have access to their account just like your own. It would be nice to post some memories as though it was them posting it.
Did you ever figure out how to do that?
@@Mykitchenchanne1 No. Contacted facebook about it but never heard back
I had a friend who passed away and his Facebook account still up. I did try to do it and put the right date up the day he passed away. Facebook never did do it tho😢
Is there anyway to memorialize an account if you don't have the person who passed fb password?
I just Did from my account just submit proof of death
Thanks alot for sharing this. It helped to memorize my brother account.
Does memorializing a fb account affect the account itself say I could access my loved ones account would everything become null
You will not be able to access it anymore.
Haley Butler well I figure I won’t ever get the info to do it so o well I guess
I actually don’t want to memorialize this account unless my father can still use it. My father would like to use it but he does not know her (mother, deceased) password. What can I do in this case?
What do I do if the deceased has 3 Facebook accounts?
Is it possible to create a new, original memorial page on Facebook for someone who did NOT have an account?
Oh interesting question. I suppose you could create a normal Facebook account, then memorialize it. But maybe easier would be to create a business or community page and just indicate the purpose as a memorial for someone who's passed.
@@AskFarGeek ; thank you for your response. I will attempt a community page and see if that goes through.
@@AskFarGeek will it work if I'm not friends with them on Facebook?
Thanks for the information, as im still alive ,but some one has Memorialized my account so cant get access..a lot hard work gone in my accounts and pages as sure get round it some how, its upsetting and frusting as most of business is on face book
What happened to your mouse in your computer?
Can you do that to my Facebook account?
What if your family member wasn't friends with you on FB?
I have the same question. My neighbour died from cancer, she didn't have kids or some close relatives. I don't have her profile as a friend on Fb, but I would like to memorialize her account.
I hate to ask a personal question? Do you have to prove this person died? We think someone is trying to scam us about a friend
Helped me memorialize my dad's aunt's FB account.
So helpful! Thank you for this!!!
Doesn't work anymore.
God bless you
thank you for this
THank you
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