Death: Humanity’s Greatest Mystery

Does anyone really know what happens after we die? Although people have been medically declared dead, no one  has ever walked away from their own funeral. Death is one of the journeys that we must all walk alone.

When a loved one passes, we place flowers on their graves, save old yellowed letters, photographs, and other mementos to hold onto memories of someone we have lost.

After our tears have dried, life challenges us to continue with our lives until it's our turn to depart from this life.

After experiencing a loss, we may experience guilt or continue looking into the rear view mirror wishing we could have done things differently.

We may think, "if only I would have treated mom or dad better or called Aunt Margaret more.

So what if you could contact a deceased loved one and tell them how much they meant to you? What would you say? 

                                       Peace on Earth

Did you miss out on a chance to bid farewell to a loved one?

Sharing grief with others is an excellent approach to healing your inner spirit and feelings of sadness, guilt or regret.

Through this website, you can send a personal letter to a deceased loved one. Feel free to share any special moments of grief, joy or sadness. Your loved one will read your letter because the message will be delivered from your heart—faster than any email or text message! 

And don't be surprised if you smell a flower or find an old greeting card or something that reminds you of a departed loved one after sending your thoughts. Death isn't the end of your relationship with a loved one; it's a new journey.

Click on the Post Your Letter link, add your personal letter and submit. We will include as many letters as possible. And be sure to visit our Facebook page and like us. You can post notes and photograpsh of deceased friends, family, pets, celebrities, or anyone else that has crossed over into eternal life.

Finally, please feel free to tell your friends, family, church, and local veterans groups about this site.

Letters Beyond Heaven

Our dead are never dead to us until we have forgotten them

  - George Eliot