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Stories

Everyday Stories

Real stories from families finding meaningful ways to honour, remember and celebrate the people they love.

Australia’s home for modern remembrance

Yurn founder Emily La Rosa beside a modern cremation urn, sharing her vision for thoughtful everyday remembrance and contemporary memorialisation in the home.

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A Founder Story about Yurn

An older woman preparing a family recipe in a modern kitchen, reflecting how cooking loved ones' favourite meals keeps memories and family traditions alive.

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The Recipe Mum Left Behind

A young girl sitting in her grandfather's old rocking chair while family members gather together in the living room, continuing traditions and sharing memories across generations.

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Dad’s Chair Is Still Where We Gather

A woman sitting at home reading a message on her phone, reflecting a shared family remembrance ritual that keeps sisters connected after the loss of a loved one.

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Three Sisters, One Shared Ritual

A mother and son planting a young tree together in their garden, continuing a family tradition and creating a living memorial that grows over time.

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The Garden That Keeps Growing

Three generations of a family gathered around a phone listening together to a loved one's saved voice message, sharing memories and finding comfort in familiar voices.

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The Last Voice Message

More Stories to Come…

Share Your Story

Every story has the power to help another family feel a little less alone.

Every family remembers differently.

If you have a story, ritual or memory that may help another family feel less alone, we’d be honoured to hear it.

By sharing the experience, it brings comfort to others during their difficult time and leaves a lasting legacy for your loved one that can be forever cherished.

Our Yurn team reviews all submissions and the authors are contacted prior to publishing a story. 

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Everyday Remembrance is designed to educate, support and inspire families through evidence-informed guidance, practical ideas and thoughtful conversations about remembrance, grief and memorialisation. The content reflects general information only and should not be interpreted as professional advice for your particular circumstances.