Grief is a universal emotion that has traditionally been expressed through formal gatherings and private emotions. Recently, digital bereavement through social media sites like Facebook has allowed grief to be expressed more publicly. This document describes an experiment that analyzed 12 Facebook profiles of deceased individuals. It collected data on posts made to the profiles before and after the individuals' deaths. Preliminary results found increases in emotion words, references to missing the individual, and use of past tense verbs after death. The implications are that social media allows ongoing bonds to form with the deceased.