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A Yorba Linda Inventor Seeks to Humanize Memorial Keepsakes

A Yorba Linda Inventor Seeks to Humanize Memorial Keepsakes

Seeking an alternative to the cold, sterile nature of traditional urns, an inventor from Yorba Linda, California, has designed the REMEMBER ME pillow. The product aims to provide tactile comfort to the bereaved by creating a dedicated, accessible space to house cremated remains, personal scents, or photographs of departed loved ones.

The REMEMBER ME concept shifts the focus of memorialization from display shelves to personal interaction. By integrating a secure compartment into a soft, household item, the design allows users to maintain a physical closeness to the memory of the deceased throughout the grieving process. The developer emphasizes that the pillow is intended for general use, prioritizing ease of handling and emotional support over the rigid formality of standard burial vessels.

The project is currently managed by the Orange County office of InventHelp and is open for licensing or acquisition by manufacturers. Parties interested in the commercial potential of the memorial pillow can reach the firm at 100 Beecham Drive, Suite 110, Pittsburgh, or via phone at (412) 288-1300, extension 1368.

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