Within 24 hours of Titanics sinking the owners of the ship The White Star Line were rushing to send a team of Canadian sailors to the scene to retrieve any bodies still floating in the icy waves. The recovery effort was launched on the 17th of April 1912 from Halifax in Canada as it was the closest major port to where the Titanic went down.
The remains of 150 lost souls that were recovered now lie in Fairview Lawn Cemetery Nova Scotia, although sadly many were never identified their grave marked only by numbers.