The word induction comes from the Latin for being led in — brought inside something that was there before you arrived and will be there long after.
That's what the RMF Hall of Fame is. Not a memorial wall. Not a tribute page. A living record that keeps growing, keeps adding names, keeps saying: we have not forgotten you.
Inductee No. I is Terrel Peete. The first name in the ledger. The person who made this whole thing real — not just as a brand but as a mission. When we built the Hall of Fame, we built it around him first, and then we built it to last past both of us.
Being inducted means your name is permanent. It means every person who finds RMF — next year, in five years, in twenty — will find your name in the record. It means you are part of the origin story of something that was built to endure.
Inductee No. II is coming. And No. III. The Hall of Fame will keep growing because loss doesn't stop. But neither does memory. Neither does RMF.
If you've lost someone who deserves to be remembered forever, you know who belongs in this Hall. Stay close. We're building it for them too.
— RMF · Remember Me Forever