Writing in Style Discusses the Importance of Memorial Day

Scottsdale, AZ, May 27, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Cindy Zimmermann, self-appointed advocate holds Memorial Day very dear to her as a special holiday. Zimmermann knows first hand through her experience with death and dying that handwritten letters can really make a difference. Letters are a memorial, and can serve as a memory of the deceased.

Zimmermann’s recent column in the June edition of Pen World International Magazine discusses the importance of the handwritten letter. Zimmermann says, “From my experience with death and dying, there is an urgency to find “important papers” when someone passes. Handwritten notes become almost as important as the last will and testament to those that have lost a loved one. They become part of our memories of our time together--a validation of the relationship as we remember it."

As a volunteer and physician liaison for Hospice of the Valley for many years, Cindy was known to help physicians with patient care. Zimmermann continues to help valley physicians and recently interviewed Dr. Richard P Jacoby, who is President of Valley Foot Surgeons and works in Scottsdale. They discuss the importance of Hospice care both personally and professionally. The interview can be found at www.writinginstyle.com

Zimmermann, is known for collecting, interviewing and archiving stories of letters that make a difference. This Memorial Day, take time to read or write and remember loved ones who are no longer with us.

Cindy Zimmermann, founder of Writing in Style, is passionate about ensuring that the handwritten communication remains a vital part of our culture and history. Founded in 2005, Writing in Style, merges education, advocacy, and product offerings to celebrate and preserve the handwritten word.

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