Unitarian Universalist Church of Fort Myers

Memorials and the Memorial Garden

Unitarian Universalists honor those who have gone before us into the mysteries of death by providing a Memorial Garden. Here ashes may be scattered amidst the plantings during a brief interment ceremony. Additionally, a memorial plaque may be mounted on the tribute walls there.

Unitarian Universalists believe that none knows what, if anything, follows this life. Thus, our spiritual emphasis is on the joys and challenges of this life. Services of memorial are called "Celebration of Life," at which a person's full life is remembered and honored. These are simple, direct services, filled with deep love.

Please contact our Minister directly to discuus Memorial Services.

Memorial Garden

Memorial Wall

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And Another Thing...
"I think continually of those who were truly great. Who, from the womb, remembered the soul's history through corridors of light where the hours are suns, endless and singing, whose lovely ambition was that their lips, still touched with fire, should tell of the spirit clothed from head to foot in song."

Stephen Spender

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June 29th: “Integrity: The Art and Science of Completion and Satisfaction” Sufi Teacher Mounir Hanafi
The meaning of ”Integrity” is often reduce to simple moral uprightness. Profound integrity goes far beyond this to set one’s destiny and give order to one’s whole life. An ancient philosopher demonstrated his understanding of this perspective by stating, “Know yourself, and to your own self, be true.” Whether or not we are aware of it, the choice is ours.

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