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[quote=Anonymous]In Judaism, the anniversary of a death is called a yahrzeit and is observed every year by lighting a candle and reciting a prayer for mourning. I'm not sure how comforting that would be if it's not done within the context of your faith and culture, but I thought it might be a useful example for you to pull from. If you're a praying person, reciting or reading a comforting prayer might help. Alternatively, a poem. If you live near the grave, a visit to their headstone and a "chat" with them can be cathartic. If your family is up for it, getting together to tell stories about the deceased can help remember their lives. If not, maybe try talking to a friend. Sharing stories about your loved one keeps their memory alive.[/quote]
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