Comfort Songs
When someone you love is facing a serious illness or nearing the end of life, there may be no greater gift than letting them hear their own story. Tell us about the life of someone you love, and we will create a personal song and poem celebrating who they are, the people they love, and the memories that matter most. Comfort Songs are always free. This is our gift to families during life's hardest moments. We create a limited number of Comfort Songs each week so every song receives the care it deserves. Most are completed within 2 days. If time is short, please let us know and we will do everything we can to help.
Always Free for Hospice and Hospital Families
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Comfort Songs are always free. If this song touched your heart, a donation is welcome but never expected. It helps us keep making these songs for other families.
What the Family Shared
Grandpa Joe, 82. He loved fishing on the Columbia River every summer. He was married to his wife June for 58 years and called her 'my sweet June.' He loved old country music and always whistled while he worked in his garage. He taught all his grandkids how to bait a hook. The family asked for a man's voice.
Hear a Sample Comfort Song
Here is how a family's memories become a song.
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What We Made From It
A gentle country song called 'Whistlin' on the Columbia,' with lines like:
Joe's got his line out in the water,
Nowhere else he'd rather go.
Fifty-eight years with your sweet June,
And love in all you do.
'Here's how you bait a hook,' he'd say,
His steady hands their guide.
▶ Whistlin' on the Columbia
