Chris George tattoos Kimberly Reedy of Temple on Wednesday. George only has one tattoo that doesn't represent someone in his life. He likes to memorialize people who are still living because it seems more sincere than after they die.

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Visual Reminders: Tattoos remember the living and the dead

BY STEPHANIE BUTTS | TELEGRAM STAFF

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Some want to carry their loved ones with them at all times. Read about some local tattoo artists who have helped people remember the living and the dead through ink.

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