Anticipating Lots of Out-of-Town Attendees at a Funeral? Here Are 3 Thoughtful Things to Do

Posted on 26 April 2017

When you're working to finalize the funeral arrangements for a loved one who has recently passed away, one of the things that you'll need to consider if where people will visit from on the day of the funeral. In some cases, you may be anticipating a sizable contingent of people from out of town. This may be the case if your recently deceased loved one has moved from a certain area, for example. [Read More]

Phrases To Avoid Using When You Attend An Atheist's Funeral

Posted on 24 April 2017

When you offer your sympathy to the family members of someone who has passed, it's easy to fall into the habit of using phrases that are commonly used by funeral services attendees. It's worthwhile, however, to carefully consider the life of the person who has passed away; in doing so, you may find that saying certain things — even if you say them with good intentions — may not be helpful. [Read More]

4 Christmas Memorial Options To Help Celebrate Passed Loved Ones

Posted on 8 July 2015

Losing a loved one around Christmas is challenging, but there are always ways to turn the holiday around and create a memorable dedication to a loved one. Traditional cremation often involves ashes placed in an urn, but there are a number of cremation alternatives that you can consider with a Christmas theme. By making your passed love one a part of your holiday tradition, Christmas celebrations can become more meaningful and have a special place in your heart each year. [Read More]

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