Memorialize

Also known as communion, the Lord’s Supper is a symbolic act of obedience through which believers memorialize the death of Jesus and anticipate his return.

But, by the end of World War I, the day was expanded to memorialize the fallen in all American wars.

In the Eureka Township home of Justin and Alee Lafferty is a quiet bedroom, filled with football and basketball jerseys of No. 15, along with pictures, trophies and other items that will forever memorialize their son, Jamison Lafferty.

It can be used to memorialize something we would rather repress.

It is also meant to memorialize the life and work that Arne Espeel has left behind.

It must be an accurate reflection of the devastation and those it seeks to memorialize.

It’s our duty as American citizens to memorialize and honor their courage and sacrifice through remembrance and reflection.

This is why she wanted to memorialize events integral to BC’s history through the Black BC Walking Tour.

It chose Oct. 10 to memorialize Theodore A. (Ted) Mack Sr. and his business partners, who purchased Peoples Brewing Company in Oshkosh, Wis., on on that day in 1970, making it the state’s first Black-owned brewery.

Their journey revisits the families, offering a means to memorialize their loved ones and share their stories with the world.

We wanted to 'memorialize' how deeply in love we are with each other.

Every year, November 20 marks the Transgender Day of Remembrance, the annual observance to memorialize the lives of transgender people everywhere who were killed in acts of transphobic violence.

For August 1, 2020, an effort is ongoing to have very special celebratory events on St. Kitts-Nevis: The Christena Disaster-50 Years On, to revisit and memorialize the Christena’s sinking.

It now regularly allows for nonlegal understandings, layered cooperation, and diplomatic “law talk”: international conversations about evolving global norms that memorialize a mutual understanding on paper without creating binding legal agreements.

Its creators hope that as users memorialize their joy, the site also helps to increase understanding throughout the world.

The current situation is delaying the family’s plans to memorialize Alley, who would surely draw a crowd.

With the university failing to implement the referendum, Mendoza and Aceve-Lewis have sought to memorialize the enslaved people of Georgetown and remind students that the university’s history with slavery extends far beyond the 1838 sale.

A monument was built in the heart of the city to memorialize the attack, which was widely condemned by Israeli politicians across the political spectrum.

Following the film, a group of scientists and members of the public decided to memorialize the glacier with a plaque.

Honor your loved ones with a lighted bulb on the tree or memorialize the “memory” of a loved one.