When planning funerals at funeral homes, you need to take into account how grief will overshadow everything you do and say in those early hours and days after your loved one dies. Even if your loved one’s death was expected (such as in the case of a terminal illness or a serious chronic health condition), …
Helping you create timeless memorials is one of our cremations services. There are many ways that you can create memorials after your loved one is cremated, whether they are used in memorial services and then kept by your family, or whether they are created using your loved one’s cremation remains. Creating memorials after the cremation …
Eulogies are sometimes given as part of funeral services at funeral homes. It is a special honor when you’re asked by the family of someone who has died to give a eulogy at their funeral service. Eulogies are usually given by close friends or family members who knew the deceased person best. They are designed …
You’ve done the right thing and used our cremations services to make funeral arrangements when you die. However, you’re not planning on dying anytime soon. Most people are like you. They don’t go into a doctor’s office planning to walk out with bad news about their health and, potentially, their lives. However, the reality is …
Before or after funerals at funeral homes, we should express condolences to people we know, however peripherally, who have lost loved ones. While some people believe that simply expressing their sympathy to the grieving family during the visitation suffices as condolences, the reality is that the visitation, funeral service, and burial are often a blur …
