Based on stories of ritual practices and rituals related to death, this paper shows how Facebook can play a central role in Indigenous mourning and death management practices. It focuses on the dynamism of Indigenous traditions and document the expressions of mourning and Indigenous conceptions of death observed in digital social networks. Far from being a break point, Facebook and the digital networks help strengthen networks of support, solidarity and exchange and participate in the redefinition of Indigenous visual heritage. The place of the body and its representations in these processes is also examined.