What is an Online Condolence Book ?
An Online Condolence Book or Online Book of Condolence is a webpage on which relatives, friends and colleagues may record their condolences after the death of a family member or after a great tragedy affects the wider community. They may also be referred to as Online Remembrance Books or Online Memory Books.
Traditionally condolence books are usually provided during a funeral for mourners to leave their messages or maybe placed in public places for members of the general public to use. When closed, the books are usually given to the relatives of the deceased or archived. Reviewing a condolence book may help grieving relatives come to terms with the reality of their loss.
Digital or Online Condolence Books can now be placed on the Internet so people may write their thoughts on-line.
They can provide an advantage over handwritten books by removing the immediate pressure of composing a message by allowing a contributor to write their message at a time of their own choice. A further advantage over handwritten messages is that a picture may be additionally uploaded with each message.
Our Online Condolence Books can be viewed on mobile, tablet or desktop devices and are a modern alternative to a printed book.
Messages of condolence can be added using either of the following four methods textual, audio, video or handwritten and photoed.
It is not necessary to create an account at Remembrance Book to leave a message.
Messages can also include photos or videos uploaded with the message.
Creating an Online Condolence Book requires the owner of the book to register and create an account with Remembrance Book (this is free).
An Online Condolence Book can be edited and changed at any time only by the registered owner. Editing by anyone other than the registered owner is not allowed.
Once an Online Condolence Book is complete it can optionally be ordered as a hardcopy printed book.
See below for the list of features of our Online Condolence Books.
For further information on Condolence Books please see more info…
To get started and create an Online Condolence Book please click here…
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Worldwide Access
Invite friends family and colleagues located anywhere to contribute their comments and memories
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Thoughtful reflective messages
Enable the time needed for friends, family and colleagues to compose a fitting condolence message for your loved one.
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Long Lasting
Once created an online Condolence Book becomes a modern long lasting tribute to a loved one.
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Restricted Editing
Only the registered owner of a Condolence Book has full control to edit, add or delete its content. Site content is moderated by Remembrance Book.
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Security
Remembrance Book protects the security of your data with the latest encryption techniques and Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol.
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Privacy
If required a book can be made private so that it will not be publicly visible on the site. Please contact Remembrance Book to find out more.
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Unique Web Address
Each Condolence Book has its own web address which you can share with friends and family.
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Printed Book
Optionally, for additional cost after all messages have been received a hard copy printed book of the Online Condolence Book may be purchased.
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Email Support
Access to free help and support by email.
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Social Media
Share your Condolence Book on social media
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Low Cost
They are available in various sizes, a 20 message book is free, 40 messages costs £19.99, 80 messages £29.99, 200 messages £44.99, 500 messages £64.99 and our largest book allowing up to 1000 messages costs £99.99.
Our Latest Condolence Messages
I worked with Sham for a number of years and taking time to look back and reflect on these memories has bought back some happy and funny memories. He was always a fun and positive energy and when he was 1st in the office, which he was a lot of...Read More
Firstly sincere and heartfelt condolences to Sham’s family. It is a number of years since I worked with Sham, I joined the company about 6 months after he did and spent many happy years working with him. Sham took his work extremely seriously and when you worked on a project...Read More
Reggie and I happened to be family friends as well as primary school mates at Morning Star. This brotherhood blossomed further when we both lived in the same area for a while in Accra. On a very warm Friday afternoon in September 1978, we all arrived at the great college...Read More
My memories of Moosa, whenever we spent time together, our conversations naturally drifted beyond the everyday and onto the things that mattered most: our families, our children, and life itself. Those moments were always filled with warmth, honesty, and an easy sense of connection. Moosa had incredible positivity wherever he...Read More
I, like so many others was so very saddened to hear of the loss of a wonderful colleague and someone I am proud to call a friend. Sham and I started at what was Direct Group, around the same time in an exciting proposition. We worked closely together on the...Read More
It has taken quite a while to be able to pull some words together about Sham, the shock of finding out we had lost him was enormous, especially given his age and zest for life. I had the pleasure of working for Sham for many years, although ‘working with’ seems...Read More
Helen, you were such a wonderful colleague to work with. We will all miss you dearly. You always brought a sense of calm wisdom to our work. It was always a joy to speak to you. You always showed so much care for everyone, whatever team they worked in or...Read More
It was always a pleasure to listen to and to work with Peter; I learned so much from him, not only of the scientific content and context, but also of how to consider and examine the question at hand, with openness and curiosity. He was a key member of the...Read More
I was fortunate enough to work for Sham for several years and like many messages my memory of Sham will him always having a smile on his face and being passionate about his work. There are several memories i have but below are a few Sham was trying to charm...Read More
Words are hard to come by which do justice to remember a truly lovely man who has been taken so tragically and way too soon. Lee, you were one of a small few with the deep knowledge to be always a go to person in Barclays and know you would...Read More
I first met Helen in April 2025 It was clear straight away how popular and well-respected she was by the volume of people who would stop by her desk delighted to see her as if she was some blend of visiting dignitary and long-lost friend. A DWP institution. Despite me...Read More
Helen, you were such a light. I’m really going to miss our office tête-à-têtes, your cheeky wit, and your incredible warmth. Sometimes you could say it all with just a look, and I’d be chuckling to myself about it long afterwards. I always loved hearing about everything going on at Willow...Read More
Helen, My Gemini buddy, one of the best teammates and friends I could have hoped for. You had so much knowledge, so much kindness, and always brought laughter wherever you went. You had a way of making people feel comfortable and supported. You were always generous with your time, advice...Read More
Helen I’m so very sorry to hear this news and have been thinking of you every day since. We worked closely together daily for the last year and a half as the Deliverability team of two for DPP and had a rollercoaster time of change and challenge thrown our way....Read More
As everyone has already said, Lee was an amazing man. He was just so lovely and kind, with never a bad word to say about anyone. I am so sad to be writing this and am so sorry to Jo and his family to be facing such a tragic loss....Read More
🙏🙏🙏💔💚💚💚💔🙏🙏🙏 It is with a heavy heart and an uncontrollable sadness that I wish our beloved brother Reggie a reluctant farewell. Our hearts are broken, dreams shattered and friendship lost. May the Good Lord grant your soul eternal rest and may He comfort, bless and watch over all your...Read More
With the deepest sorrow our school year group is mourning the loss of a truly special soul Reginald G. If you knew Reggie you knew what it felt like to be listened to, cheered up, and genuinely cared for. He was the kind if classmate who touched everyone he interacted...Read More
Such sad news. Peter was a wonderful man. He was immensely generous with his time and knowledge and always presented a logical solution to any problem. Any of the infection prevention and control team that met him speak of him fondly and with gratitude. May he rest in peace. Heartfelt...Read More
Moosa, during the time that I have known you, I have always found you to be such a genuinely friendly and helpful person. You always had a smile on your face and that’s how I will always remember you x
Snr Reggie! In presence, counsel, encouragement, and through music, you were ever present; not only at our APSU UK functions and events, but as an Ambassador for APSU and beyond. A fine gentleman by every standard, you lifted APSU hearts with your gentle and calm disposition. Your warmth, humility, and...Read More
Rest in eternal peace Reggie. We are in terrible pain. May your memories, thoughts, advice and prayers stay with us all forever. Amen
Dear Reggie, I can’t believe I saw you just one day before you passed. I will always cherish our friendship, memories and laughter. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered. Rest peacefully, my dear friend.
Moosa, you were such a genuine caring person and your smile lite up a room. I will greatly miss your positivity and humour. You were always willing to listen and keen to help. You will be greatly missed. Rest in peace x
Snr Reggie, you lit up our meetings with your ever beaming smile and held yourself up as a true Apsunian caring for his brother. We were blessed to have had the opportunity to create memories with you. You have truely demonstrated to us how to be an Apsunian. May the...Read More
Snr. Reggie, Big Bro! The shock, the loss… so utterly irreparable. Your calm, soft-spoken nature had such a profound impact. The many conversations we shared, your gentle wit, and your quiet presence will remain with me. A fine gentleman and a true APSU great, you were always encouraging, always present,...Read More
It’s so hard to believe that Lee has suddenly passed away. I have such fond memories of the time we worked together. Lee was one of those people who could always make you laugh, with his great sense of humour and personality. Above all, he loved his family so much,...Read More
Dr Philip Brown, former Chair of Council at the School of Pharmacy, has passed away at the age of 89. His contribution to the School, and later to UCL, was significant and long-lasting, shaping a pivotal period in its history and supporting the leadership that guided the institution through major...Read More
You were such a funny, kind and genuinely wonderful person. I will always remember the little one-liners you would drop into conversations, usually without realising how funny you were! You were so welcoming and approachable, and always incredibly generous with your knowledge, time and kindness. I will always appreciate the...Read More
Helen, you were such a wonderful person, intelligent, witty, kind, caring and always ready with a cheeky comment at just the right moment. You always made time to listen, offer guidance and somehow make things feel that little bit better. I will really miss our chats, especialy sitting next to...Read More
Reggie, a brother, a true friend, a gentleman, APSU through and through. Who will I turn to for your calm, sage advice? All the plans we were making have been torn asunder. You have left us with this void which cannot be mended. The gates of glory are open for...Read More
An angel on earth, now an angel in heaven. You brought quiet grace and dignity to those around you, and you will be missed. Your presence left a lasting impression, and your absence is already felt. We met a day before your passing, and I remember watching the England quarter...Read More
Its difficult to put into words how well liked by everyone Lee was…kind, calm and had the best sense of humour. Sending heartfelt condolences to Lee’s wife, children and wider family x x x
Moosa, I may have only known you a couple of years but you will be remembered for many many more. I loved your sense of humour, your positive attitude, your honesty (you would always say what everyone else was thinking), your smile & your kindness. During the hard times I’ve...Read More
Rest well in the bosom of your Maker, Snr. Reggie. God knows best. It is well! ✝️
I felt privileged to have known Philip over many years. Seeing him again a few years ago was a lovely and unexpected pleasure. He will be remembered with warmth and affection and my thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.
I had the distinct pleasure of working with Philip over many years and it truly was a pleasure and an adventure. He managed to combine a very sharp mind with a mischevious twinkle in his eye. My heartfelt condolences go to all of his family, who were always a significant...Read More
I first worked with Lee when I moved to 1CP and joined the then MCT Lending Operations team! Lee was always helpful and really knew his stuff! What I will remember most about Lee though was his friendlyness, his clear love for his wife and kids and Spurs! Whilst leaving...Read More
Moosa, the world was a much better place with you in it. You always knew how to brighten my day with your smile, positive outlook and the good-humoured chats we had. Thank you for being such a genuine friend. I feel so lucky to have known you and I will...Read More
🙏🏾🕊️🙏🏾🕊️🙏🏾🕊️🙏🏾🕊️🙏🏾🕊️🙏🏾🕊️🙏🏾🕊️🙏🏾 Wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is a trail of beautiful memories One day at a time RIP Reggie 🙏🏾✝️🕊️
Words truly cannot describe how I am feeling right now, Reggie. Meeting you was the greatest blessing — such a gift I will treasure forever. Now that you are no longer with us, all I can say is: rest in perfect peace, my dearest friend. I am completely lost for...Read More
Words truly cannot describe how I am feeling right now, Reggie. Meeting you was the greatest blessing — such a gift I will treasure forever. Now that you are no longer with us, all I can say is: rest in perfect peace, my dearest friend. I am completely lost for...Read More
Snr Reggie, May the Good Lord keep you resting in His tender arms until we meet again at the trumpet call and Jesus Christ’s return. R.I.P. onua🙏🏽
IN LOVING MEMORY OF REGINALD GERRAR (SNR REGGIE), APSU It is with a heavy heart that I express my profound sorrow at the passing of Snr Reggie. Although words cannot take away the pain of this loss, may his family, friends and the entire APSU fraternity find comfort...Read More
MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCES The President, Executives and entire membership of AAOBA UK & IRELAND extend our deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and the entire APSU fraternity on the passing of Reginald Gerrar (Snr Reggie), APSU. We share in your grief during this...Read More
I was truly saddened to hear of Peter’s passing. Over the years, right from when I was a registrar to being a consultant, I learnt a huge amount from Peter. I still remember attending the IPC Foundation course at Colindale as well as the Engineering aspects of IPC at Eastwood...Read More
A truly remarkable man and human being, i am so sorry for your loss for such an amazing kind soul. I had the pleasure of working with Sham for a many years and his laughter, smile and joy of life is what i will remember most. Sham always offered a...Read More
Peter taught me a lot during our many conversations – one of the best and I am glad to have known him and have been entertained by him. Thanks, from one PH to another
I remember our days at Luton office – you were always smiling and chirpy! When we spoke in recent times and at AVIVA events you were still the same -always happy! We will all miss you…
Moosa, you were a ray of sunshine in a sometimes dull insurance world. Your postivie attitiude, beaming smile and caring nature lit up any room you were in. Always happy to help, happy to chat and with lots of interesting stories to tell. You were always interested in everyone else...Read More
I am truly saddened to hear of Peters’ passing. Peter was always extremely helpful and supportive each time I reached out to him professionally for expert guidance and advice. He brought a level of additional insight and personal understanding that is not always available via a health technical memorandum. Whenever...Read More
I’ve known Chris at work for almost a decade, and it’s heartbreaking to think that someone I spent so many days working alongside is no longer with us. Chris wasn’t just a great colleague — he was a genuinely wonderful person. He threw himself into new initiatives, supported everyone around...Read More
Dear Jo, Jake and Lucy, I was devastated to learn about the loss of Lee and still can’t believe that it is true. I worked with Lee for many years in Risk and Control, and Lee was always an absolute gentleman. He was warm, funny and had this knack of...Read More
Lee, you have left us far too early, rest in peace my friend. Jo, Lucy and Jake my deepest condolences to you. Hopefully you can take some comfort in these lovely words from us all. Lee was a diamond, a truely wonderful friend and colleague who will be deeply missed...Read More
Dear Jo, Lucy and Jake, Sending my heartfelt condolences to you all, and to your family and loved ones, during this incredibly difficult time. I was deeply saddened and shocked to hear of Lee’s sudden and tragic passing. It was a genuine privilege to have known and worked alongside such...Read More
STEP 1
Register
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REGISTERSTEP 2
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LOGINSTEP 3
Purchase activation code
If you require the book to have more than 20 messages then please click below to purchase a Condolence Book.
PURCHASE CONDOLENCE BOOK - FROM ONLY £14.99STEP 4
Create and Publish
Now click below to create the content of the Online Condolence Book and using the activation key purchased and emailed to you in STEP 3 publish the Online Condolence Book. Once published the owner of the book can amend it at any time by logging in again and selecting EDIT CONDOLENCE BOOK from the bottom of the Online Condolence Book page.
If you have any questions please use the CONTACT US link at the foot of the page and we will endeavour to answer your queries promptly.
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Online Condolence Book Pack
- An easy to follow A5 instruction booklet and activation keycode card for a condolence book of either 40, 80, 200 or 500 messages
- Worldwide Access – Invite friends family and colleagues located anywhere to contribute their comments and memories
- Multimedia Content – Each message can include text, images, audio or video content.
- Long Lasting – The Online Condolence Book is not time limited and can become a modern long lasting tribute to a loved one.
- Unique Web Address (URL) – Each Condolence Book has its own web address (URL) which you can share with friends and family.
- Email Support – Access to free help and support by email.
- Social Media – Share your Condolence Book on social media.
- Printed Book – Optionally, for additional cost after all messages have been received a hard copy printed book of the Online Condolence Book may be purchased.