Boston, MA (Business Wire) 11 October 2010

Tributes

, Inc., the online resource for local and national news obituary, today announced at the National Funeral Directors Association Convention in New Orleans, they have formed a partnership with John W. James and Russell Friedman, founder of the Grief Recovery Institute and co-author of A Grief Recovery Handbook? in a recent 20th Anniversary Edition an extended edition? And when children grieve. At the cornerstone of the alliance is worth Recovery Guidance Center, a new content area that is fully integrated into the companyâ? The flagship site and the Tributes.com Tributes.com powered obituaries featured on the websites of Tributesâ? extensive national network television partners. The audience of Tributes.com and Tributes Network now routinely more than one million customers per month.

James and Friedman worked with plaintiffs over thirty years. They served as a consultant for thousands of professionals sorrow and grief recovery seminars and offer certification programs in North America and Europe. You are in constant demand at major events in the media contribute to our pain production nationally and internationally. Russell appeared on CNN as an “expert pain recovery” on several occasions, especially in the wake of the 9 / 11, when Andrea Yates drowned her five children, and died after Michael Jackson. He also appeared with Matt Lauer on the Today Show, the parents lead their children in the treatment of pain. Russell and John also have a blog on psychology today and together pioneered in 2500 Grief Recovery Outreach Program groups around the world.

â? It is an honor and a privilege often sad, people who have recently experienced the death of someone important in their lives treat â? James Friedman said. â? We are very pleased to provide our experience in treating the death of people who were important to bring us and our professional know-how to the complainant in the decades Tributes.com. We believe Tributes.com is a large and growing brand in the space of memory online, and our partnership with a fine organization allows us to significantly expand the scope of our support to more people in need of resources and information we can give them to to help start and manage a way to recovery.â ????

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James and Friedman will regularly respond to questions from visitors to the Recovery Center orientation sadness that currently live on the website at Tributes.com http://www.tributes.com/grief_recovery_center. Tributes expects to expand the content Grief Recovery Center in the coming months to attend the funeral of partner sites and the house is a sadness Recovery group on Facebook that allow users to James / Friedman discuss articles and answers start coming Users questions.

â? By working in recent months with John Russell and the preparation of the opening of the Center for Grief Recovery Guidance team has the warmth and care that these men and all they do to help people learn surrounds crisis, â? Said Elaine Haney, president of the tribute, Inc. â? We are honored to have her on our team and are confident that they will add considerable value to the consumer experience in Tributes.com.â?

About Tributes.com:

Tributes.com is the online resource for new local and national obituary today, lasting personal tributes and online community support in times of loss and grief. By a centralized national web destination, with over 86 million current and historical death records from the 1930a? S, has made obituary tributes and online memorial service information is easily accessible, so people come together online and offline to remember and share precious stories of important people in her life that we have left. Monster.com founder Jeff Taylor officially Tributes.com in February 2008. For more information about Tributes.com, please visit our website at www. Tributes.com.

Contact: (617) 337-9441 or support (at) Honors (dot) com

Funeral Home Partnership Information: http://www.tributes.com/sales

co-branding partnership information: http://www.tributes.com/cobrands

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