New sites encourage communication from beyond the grave  Author:
, Reporter, Published: Feb 22 2013 10:57:52 PM EST  Imagine
getting a tweet or Face book message from someone who isn't even
alive.  Sounds creepy, but it can actually happen.  New social
media tools let you communicate beyond the grave.   Death has a
surprisingly common presence online.  Web sites and social media
sites are full of condolences, memories and outpourings of grief
for loved ones.  Technology companies are now making it possible
for you to send a pre-written email, face book post or tweet
after death.  "It's not for everyone, but some people might
really embrace this," said Director of Cantelmi Funeral Home
Dino Cantelmi.  "They might think that this is for them."  Sites
like DeadSocial and IfIDie modernize the idea of leaving a
letter for a loved one after you pass.  It's a tech savvy way to
say your final good-byes.  The free services will publish text
or video as face book posts, messages or tweets.  The digital
communications w