Funerals are for the live ones, helping them acknowledge the loss of their loved ones, providing the support of family, friends, and the community. Under social distancing circumstances, unlike previous catastrophes or attacks, humanity does not have the opportunity to grief together, to share the pain of their loss and express their thoughts and feelings. Funerals get postponed, but we cannot give feelings that luxury. A candle, a flower, a text, or an image are some of the symbols that we collectively located in our social infrastructures (in religious places, squares, and streets).