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At-need simply means that the deceased did not make prior arrangements for their funeral and interment prior to their death.…
Our nation’s military veterans served their country in life, and when they pass on, they deserve a veteran funeral ceremony…
Keeping your departed loved one's memory alive is an important way to honor them and help you and others grieve.…
Societies have long turned to artists to help process grief communally. When people must come to terms with catastrophic and…
The death of a loved one is overwhelming, and most of us don't know what to do when someone dies.…
Supporting a grieving friend can be daunting. We worry that we may not do or say the right thing. Every…
We all know about the superstitions surrounding cemeteries — don't walk on the grass, don't knock on the headstones, and…
When reviewing cremation options, either for end-of-life planning for yourself or the immediate need of a loved one, you may…
A funeral home director is responsible for every aspect of funeral care. They must work with the family of the…
We all deal with grief in our own way. After the death of a loved one, you may feel overwhelmed…
Death is hard to talk about, and explaining death to children is even harder. We may be struggling to process…
If you aren’t sure about the type of wake you would like to hold, be sure to contact the team…