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DNA Memorial

DNA Memorial is a DNA Bank, capable of storing a person’s DNA indefinitely. DNA Memorial is located on the beautiful shores of Lake Superior in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada and […]

August 21, 2025

Rory Sullivan

DNA Memorial is a DNA Bank, capable of storing a person’s DNA indefinitely. DNA Memorial is located on the beautiful shores of Lake Superior in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada and is a subdivision of CG Labs Inc.

We like to use our extensive knowledge of DNA and the importance it holds for families now and in the future, and are passionate about storing this essential information to help many generations to come.

At DNA Memorial, we offer DNA storage at an ultra low temperature, but we have also developed a room temperature storage procedure, which allows for this genetic information to be stored in a keepsake necklace. That way everyone can keep their loved one where they belong: close to their heart.

We at DNA Memorial pride ourselves in supplying our services reliably and respectfully to those in mourning.
If you would like to learn more about the way we work, we invite you to read our Frequently Asked Questions page or simply contact us.
We would be happy to explain more about our important and even groundbreaking work.

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