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FAQ - About our Newfoundland and Labrador Obituaries

Which Newfoundland and Labrador cities and towns does your directory cover?
Our directory includes major, urban cities such as St. John's and Conception Bay South, as well as smaller, more rural towns from all across the state.
Are there any restrictions on file size and dimensions for photos I want to upload?
No, there are no restrictions on photos in terms of file size and dimensions.
How often do you update your obituaries for Newfoundland and Labrador?
Tribute Archive updates the directory on an hourly basis. We retrieve the obits as soon as possible from Newfoundland and Labrador funeral homes .
Can I send flowers directly to visitations and funeral services in Newfoundland and Labrador?
Yes. When you place a flower order through our store, local Newfoundland and Labrador florists fulfill and deliver the flowers directly to the funeral home.
Do I need an account or login to post condolences, share memories, or upload photos?
No. Anyone can access the online memorial and post condolences, memories, and photos. We do ask that your content remains positive. Any form of hate speech will be removed immediately.
How long do obituaries remain posted on your Newfoundland and Labrador directory?
Forever. Tribute Archive will never remove a loved one’s online memorial. One of our main priorities is creating a permanent online memorial that people can visit years and years after losing a loved one.
Am I allowed to share the link of a Newfoundland and Labrador obituary with others?
Absolutely. Tribute Archive encourages that you share a loved one’s online memorial with Newfoundland and Labrador communities. On each online memorial you will find buttons that make it easy for you to share the obit through Facebook, Twitter, and email.
Which Newfoundland and Labrador cities and towns does your directory cover?
Our directory includes major, urban cities such as St. John's and Conception Bay South, as well as smaller, more rural towns from all across the state.