TRIBUTE - SLAPD

♥ What is a Tribute Page?

A Tribute Page is a tool for saving, sharing, and remembering the things you love.

Remember

A tribute page generally consists of pictures and videos with you and your parent, but it’s definitely not limited to that! It also functions as a tool to tell your journey, so… include pictures of yourself, your friends, the foods you like and basically anything that represents who you are.

It can be hard to share how you feel with others. That’s why we’ve got settings where you can make certain frames private to the rest of the world! But we encourage you to share at least some things, the power of support, even on the Internet, a simple like or comment can make a huge difference.

Save

Look back! See how far you’ve come. Sometimes taking a peek at the things you posted a few months back can help you feel hopeful for the future. Knowing that you got through something which at the time was the most difficult circumstance you had ever experienced can reinforce that you can get through whatever you are facing now.

Click on the images below to explore Genevieve’s Tribute Page and see how the tool works. Then log in or register to start creating your own tribute.

GENEVIEVE LIU

Mom and Pops

Aren't they cute? My mom and dad were the sweetest couple. This was taken on a river boat cruise during my Bat Mitzvah in China. Unfortunately I wasn't there when this was take because I was sick 🙁

Hospital

Funny story behind this one actually, we were supposed to take a picture-my brother and I, for the Tribune on an article about the new children's hospital. but suddenly Asher decided that he was camera shy so my dad had to reset from operating to take a picture with me.

I honestly still feel like he does. He's watching over me and believing in me.

Baseball is part of the fabric of my family. Even before I knew how to spell name (it's Genevieve and very long...) I knew that the White Sox were better than the Cubs. Baseball is something that I remember, despite my dad's insane work schedule, would come home for every single one of my sibling's games. He loved it so much he was even the honorary assistant coach. Baseball season is not the same without him.

My Heros

My hero is the best. He is better than all the rest. My hero doesn't like to admit.

Tibet Family Trip

I do believe that my second family was in China. Not that I was personally close with them, but because my dad and them had such a close connection, they were like his brothers. Chinese is a way I stay close to him, I still remember the smile on his face when I would voluntarily choose to speak it with him.