Anonymous

The sentence is already grammatically correct. However, it's redundant: unless you remove either "always" or "forever," it will sound stupid, but there's no problem with the GRAMMAR, just the semantics.

Anonymous

Either "you will always be remembered" or "you will be remembered forever." Having both "always" and "forever" is a redundancy; only one is necessary.

Anonymous

"Always" and "forever" are redundant - they mean the same thing. I would omit one or the other. Also, I would spell "remembered" correctly.

Anonymous

GS is right. The sentence as you have it, is redundant.

Anonymous

You will always be remembered, or You will be remembered forever.