1. Incorporates social networking, therapy, news
2. Setting profiles up in advance
3. Blogs
4. Areas to share your thoughts
5. The deceased can send you messages about real life experiences/memories, automatic or on anniversaries (it’s an option features to subscribers, so they can turn it off once they complete grieving)
6. Members or “Friends” can post goodbye messages
7. Can post videos
8. People can link to donate money to a particular fund/foundation
9. Family members can curate comments/page
10. Privacy settings
11. Keeping connected to your family – genealogy
12. Stories on health (HIV, smoking, cancer, heart disease); advice columns from experts on health, how to grieve, etc
13. Public homepage features our original reporting and aggregated news stories
14. Could have religious messages on deceased person’s page
15. Twitter
16. Buy virtual credit card + set up future deliveries of flowers or whatever – only people you’re friends with, through specific vendors that we have. In the event a person chooses not to receive communications/deliveries, deceased can designate where the money goes to (charity, foundation, etc.)
17. Turn this into a facebook/iphone apps
18. Eventually partner with cemeteries + funeral homes
19. Can send virtual gifts to the deceased (birthday cakes, flowers)
20. Create and manage your will
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