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alt_nevilleOnce the location of NEVILLE LONGBOTTOM's remains is revealed by Rodolphus Lestrange, Frank and Alice Longbottom bring their son home for burial in the Memorial Garden at Moddey Dhoo.
With the assistance of St Mungo's, Frank and Alice establish a memorial fund in Neville's honour for students, magical or muggle, who wish to pursue higher studies in the cultivation and use of medicinal plants. Applicants may be pursuing their Mastery in a number of related fields, including Herbology, Biology, Botany, Medical Research, etc. Regina Wilson-Lee oversees the applications from muggle students, and the current Herbology Professor at Hogwarts evaluates the applications from magical students.
During the annual observance of Remembrance Day on May 16th each year, bells are rung, names are read, and candles are lit. And white flowers -- miles and miles of flowers -- spring up from the ground in St James Park and are left at graves and on memorials, worn as corsages, and displayed in windows.
Neville's grave, in particular, is nearly buried in white flowers every spring, and every Christmas, one of his friends leaves paperwhites in a charmed pot on his grave sometime during the night.
With the assistance of St Mungo's, Frank and Alice establish a memorial fund in Neville's honour for students, magical or muggle, who wish to pursue higher studies in the cultivation and use of medicinal plants. Applicants may be pursuing their Mastery in a number of related fields, including Herbology, Biology, Botany, Medical Research, etc. Regina Wilson-Lee oversees the applications from muggle students, and the current Herbology Professor at Hogwarts evaluates the applications from magical students.
During the annual observance of Remembrance Day on May 16th each year, bells are rung, names are read, and candles are lit. And white flowers -- miles and miles of flowers -- spring up from the ground in St James Park and are left at graves and on memorials, worn as corsages, and displayed in windows.
Neville's grave, in particular, is nearly buried in white flowers every spring, and every Christmas, one of his friends leaves paperwhites in a charmed pot on his grave sometime during the night.