in memory of

1. As a reminder of or memorial to. For example, In memory of Grandma we put flowers on her grave every Easter, or In memory of our happy times here we've planted a little garden. [First half of 1300s]

Example Sentences

At a state ceremony in Jerusalem to mark the second anniversary of the attack under the Jewish calendar, a torch was lit in memory of a young couple from the kibbutz, Sivan Elkabetz and Naor Hasidim, both killed by militants.

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The court has already heard how Mr Baston was a member of a football team called H&K Forever Young, set up in memory of the two teens, and Ms Sullivan said in her reference that Mr Baston played "his heart out week in week out, showing dedication and commitment".

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A balloon release in in memory of Diane, Shauna and Sarah-Jane will be held at 15:00 on Saturday at the family memorial stone on the Gurnos estate.

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Danny Jackson, a close friend to Hatton and Manchester City's matchday announcer, delivered an emotional speech in memory of his pal at the recent City-United derby.

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Above them are the words “In memory of.”

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