Meanings of revere the memory in English

I know whereof I speak, for I revere the memory of my old black mammy.

I revere the memory of Lady Marion too much not to be agitated by the subject; so, no more!

Down in Southern Alberta refugee Mormons from Salt Lake grow sugar-beets, revere the memory of Brigham Young, and multiply after their kind.

I have little hope of the latter, though there is more than one of the Anglican bishops who revere the memory and example of Laud.

The city still reveres the memory of the man who founded her university and made her, as it were, the sanctuary of the Reformation.

The descendants of these associated friends were educated to revere the memories of the fathers, and to cultivate the society and friendship of their children.