The idea for our business actually started in 1964 when my husband and I lost 3 children. After leaving handwritten notes in baggies and having them destroyed by weather we would say hundreds of times "someone needs to do something about this". In May of 2011 my husband of 47 years, Rich, died after an illness that went back to 2000. Father's Day came and went, Christmas came and when it was our 48th wedding anniversary I looked for a couple months without any luck at finding a card that even came close to the message I wanted to leave. That was it, I would start a company, so I did with the help of my daughter, Joy, who is a partner in the company and writes 99% of the poems. My husband actually named the business the day before he died when he looked at our daughter and said "I'll see ya tomorrow and I'll be alive and well". There it was - the name of our business, before we had any idea that my thoughts for years would become a reality. "See Ya Tomorrow" Greetings -- how appropriate. Our tag is "it's not good-bye... it's see ya tomorrow". As all businesses do, we have expenses but as our business grows we have a goal to help others with the purchase of medications and physician co-pays. We were there, and it is not fun to have to turn down medications for cheaper ones that may be less effective or more time consuming to use. But our ULTIMATE goal is to fund a PATIENT FRIENDLY dialysis center. We were there too for the last 2 years of Rich's life and it turned out to be a sad, frustrating experience for him and our family as well. Dialysis patients MUST go to dialysis or they die. These patients are important. They are moms, dads, sisters, brothers, sons and daughters maybe even to you. Our goal is to help them go through this difficult time with a feeling of importance, dignity and respect. As God blesses us by individuals purchasing our products and other businesses adding us to their product line, we WILL do it. Don't forget to checkout our memorial cards and holders for your pets (cats, dogs, and horses)