Welcome To Passed Faces
Today In History
On 6/6 in:1790 - Jean Baptist Pointe Desable, a French speaking Santo Domingo native, becomes the first permanent resident and thus founder of Chicago.
2009 - Alysa Stanton becomes the first African-American woman ever to be ordained as a rabbi and the first African-American rabbi to lead a majority white congregation
Welcome to the place where we celebrate the lives of loved ones. This is a location where you can create a permanent record that tells the story of someone you cared about who has passed on. This is one of the most important sites on the internet, dedicated to recording the story of ordinary lives. We believe:
- All life is sacred. No one is unimportant.
- All lives are worth remembering and celebrating
- There are heroic elements in all lives.
- Their story should be told and preserved forever.
So, help us build this site and join Passedfaces.com. Membership is free until November 10, 2008. After that time, our only fee ever will be a onetime charge of $29.99.
Our Selected Loved One
Audrey Jennewein-Rizzuti
Born:Sat Feb 18, 1928
St. Louis, MO
Death:Sat Jun 22, 2002
St. Louis, MO
Wise Words
If a man like Malcolm X could change and repudiate racism, if I myself and other former Muslims can change, if young whites can change, then there is hope for America.Eldridge Cleaver