Life isn’t measured by possessions. It’s measured by moments that can now live on forever.
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Introduce the tag
The MyTribute Tag helps family and friends easily locate a loved one’s resting place. Scan it to find the grave, discover their story and share the memories that deserve to live on.
Find the grave. Remember the life. Preserve the legacy.
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The MyTribute Page
Every MyTribute Tag unlocks a private digital space where photographs, memories, milestones and personal stories come together to celebrate a life.
Your page is shareable by invitation only, so the family keeps full visibility and control over who sees what — a private space, held close.
Family and friends can add the memories only they hold, creating a richer, more complete story with every contribution — discovered, shared and cherished for years.
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Share their name, their dates, their service — and the message that captures who they truly were.
Upload your contacts or add them one by one, then send WhatsApp & SMS notices with a single click.
A permanent memorial page goes live — a living tribute where loved ones leave messages and photos.
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Nomvula Dlamini · 18 April 2026
8 March 1951 — 18 April 2026
“A mother’s love is the fuel that enables a normal human being to do the impossible.”
Nomvula Dlamini was born on 8 March 1951 in Soweto, Gauteng. A devoted wife, mother of four, and grandmother of eleven, she dedicated her life to her family and community.
She served as a deaconess at Zion Christian Church for over 30 years and was known for her warm smile and boundless generosity.
Nomvula is survived by her husband Siphamandla, four children, and eleven grandchildren who will carry her love forward.
Mama Nomvula was like a second mother to me. Her joy was contagious. Rest well. 🕊️
She always had food for everyone. Heaven gained a beautiful soul. 💛
A faithful servant. Her legacy will live on in every life she touched. Amen.
Those we love don’t go away — they walk beside us, every day.
What we preserve today becomes the legacy we celebrate tomorrow. Start preserving your family’s story — for everything in between.
