The idea of using a QR code on a headstone isn t new, but in this day and age of handheld information at the swipe of a scan, the idea might be ready to make a comeback.
Headstones have been around for thousands of years. The markers were originally designed to help keep the grave from being disturbed by unknowing individuals. It also became a way to memorialize the deceased.
Modern stones often include the deceased name, birth date, date of death and often other imagery that can include pictures and affiliations. So now think about if you could take that one step further, into the digital world.
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This weekend while we are enjoying the first unofficial weekend of summer, it is important we take a moment to remember the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Growing up in the military I was lucky that every time my dad left home he came back and that included two tours in Vietnam.
Some of my friends weren t as fortunate as I was and they lost parents along the way who were in service to our country. Although as a family member you feel proud that your loved one gave their life in service to the United State of America there is still a sadness that they paid with their life fighting for our country.