Suwon Urban Development Corporation Realizes Tribute to Deceased and Memory Sharing in Digital Space

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Jung Jun-seong] Suwon City Yeonhwa Memorial Hall, operated by Suwon Urban Development Corporation (President Heo Jeong-moon), announced that it will provide a digital memorial service starting the 21st, enabling visitors to pay tribute to the deceased and share memories in a digital virtual space.

The digital memorial service is a digital memorial platform for paying tribute to the deceased and sharing memories online, and is the first such service to be introduced at a public funeral facility.

Through the Suwon City Yeonhwa Memorial Hall website, bereaved families or acquaintances can directly open a cyber memorial hall, leave condolence messages, and share photos and videos containing the deceased's living appearance and cherished memories.

Additionally, a QR code can be generated from the opened cyber memorial hall to be shared with family, acquaintances, or through social media (SNS), and real-time chatting is also possible.

The corporation introduced this service in response to the shifting trend in memorial culture from face-to-face to non-face-to-face methods, while also working to provide advanced funeral services.

The digital memorial service is available free of charge to all customers using the Yeonhwa Memorial Hall website.

Meanwhile, the corporation has also established memorial spaces for unclaimed deceased and organ donors.

President Heo Jeong-moon stated, "We decided to promote digital memorial service in line with changes in memorial culture," and added, "We will spare no effort in providing advanced funeral culture and high-quality funeral services."