I am sure (without a doubt) that you will have the sensitivity needed to take undertake a project of this nature. I have seen some of the comments you've made to people in pain and seen the sensitive person behind it. (should I add in a manly way? hehe)

Wow. I'll pray for you. I have a few acquaintances who have these photos in their email signature and they always tear my heart and make me want to look elsewhere quickly as well. But at the same time, I know that the photos are very healing for them - so it's definitely a ministry. I'm sure God will give you the strength you need.

Rachel, just don't tell anyone that I can be sensitive. I wouldn't want to ruin my reputation. ;-)

Beth, they put the photos in their signature? Hmm. I don't know how I feel about that, although it's not my place to judge how people deal with their personal loss and the attendant grief. It does raise a rather interesting question about the implications of making that grief so public.

I'll join Rachel in the sensitivity chorus...I believe you will do a great job in this new endeavor, with God's help.

Those are beautiful and heartbreaking photos. I believe, Eric, that if God put this in your lap He trusts you and will give you what you need to do this right-both strength and sensitivity.

What a heart-breaking site. I wept and wept, especially seeing the two rings on the toes; I didn't know if I was going to stop. I don't know why that image in particular resonated so intimately.

My first thought on reading the title was that this was some type of scam by preying upon the grief of a man and woman in perhaps the worst time of their lives together. Upon reading about the services they actually provide, however, it's clearly anything but a scam. In fact, it's apparently quite healing.

May God strengthen and bless you in this.