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This website was inspired by the memory of Margareta Sol Kubitz in hopes of helping others work through the pain of grief.

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Alive in Memory is a grief-support site created by individuals experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one. Articles and content are based on personal experience and intended to provide a sense of understanding and community for those experiencing grief.

Who runs Alive in Memory?

Alive in Memory is administrated by Maria Kubitz. As a bereaved parent, she contributes articles about grief and memories of her daughter, Margareta.

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