Submit a Name

If you wish to mention the name of a loved one, please send an email with the following information to

Ronnie Walker@allianceofhope.org.

Name of Loved One:

Date of Birth:

Date of Death:

Desired Month of Publication:

Requested by:

Your Message: (Please limit your message to 250 words or less.)

You may also send a photo, link to video or song to be included.

Note: A donation of any size is appreciated to defray administrative costs, but is not required for inclusion. No request will be denied for financial reasons. If you wish to make a donation, you can click on the button below. Thank you.

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Memorials

I may have lost my brother, my sister, my parent, my child, my friend, my spouse, my partner ... but I am alive. I am a survivor of the dark night of unspeakable loss, of my own darkness and ... I am alive.

I am unwilling to stand idly by and allow shame to defeat love or silence to defeat action. I stand for the enlightenment of a society that would hide from suicide ... and I am alive.

I am unwilling for my perseverance to be in vain.Unwilling for the passing of my loved one to be in shame. I loved them more than I loved myself and their life will have meaning in my action. I am alive.

In a world blinded by the pursuit of pleasure, I am here to say that people are in pain. In a world rushing to get ahead, I am here to say that people are being left behind.In a world obsessed with the value of the market, I am here to speak for the value of life ... and I'm alive

This will be no quiet fight. I am the voice of audacity in the face of apathy. I am the spirit of bravery in a world of caution. I am a commitment of action in the face of neutrality.

I am into the light and I am alive."

Dan Pallotta at the Out of the Darkness Suicide Awareness Walk in DC, 2002

To find your loved one's memorial, click on the letter of his or her last name in the category section below.

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I will carry you with me ...

Memorial Tattoos

The Alliance of Hope supports Putting a Face on Suicide. Every 15 minutes someone dies by suicide in the United States, that’s 96 or so people each day. Putting a Face on Suicide [PAFOS] is an ongoing project soliciting pictures of your loved ones who died by suicide. Each 96 pictures will be used in a poster and a video, representing one day’s loss.

"I'll cry with you,"
she whispered
"until we run out of tears.
Even if it's forever.
We'll do it together."

There it was . . . a simple
promise of connection.

The loving alliance of
grief and hope that
blesses both our breaking
apart and our coming
together again.

Molly Fumia, Safe Passage