It's Not That There Are No Photos of Her.
There are plenty. That is what makes this different. Her face is all over the albums — holding you as a baby, at the kitchen table, squinting into the sun on some holiday in the eighties. You are not short of pictures of your mother.
What you are short of is a picture of her and the life that happened after she left. The grandchild born two years too late. The house she never saw. The graduation, the wedding, the ordinary Sunday where everyone is in one room and there is a gap where she would have been standing. The photographs stop at a date, and everything since then has been recorded without her in it.
That is what this page is for. Add a deceased mother to a family photo — one still image, at a resolution you could actually print and put on a wall. Not a video, not a talking avatar, not a moving portrait. A photograph of your family with your mother in it.
People have paid retouchers to do this quietly for decades. It used to take days and cost real money. Now it takes about twenty seconds, and you see the result before you decide whether it means anything to you.