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Being There for Someone Who is Grieving: Dos and Don’ts

Losing a loved one is a profound experience, and knowing how to support someone who is grieving can be challenging. It’s important to offer comfort and understanding during their time of need. Here are some dos and don’ts to keep in mind when communicating with someone who is grieving. Helpful…...

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How to Plan a Meaningful Ash Scattering Ceremony

Losing a loved one is undoubtedly a difficult experience, and navigating the planning process after their passing can be overwhelming. If your loved one has chosen cremation, you may find yourself contemplating what to do with their ashes. Ash scattering ceremonies have become a popular way to commemorate a person’s…...

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Four Best Funeral Planning Tips

Many describe planning their own funeral as uniquely interesting, rewarding, and satisfying. It often leaves those with a new level of peace of mind. Others, however, struggle to get started. The process may seem overwhelming, and they may not quite know where to get started. To help, we have put…...

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Why It’s Important to Leave a Legacy

Like other aspects of life, funerals and final services tend to follow popular trends. “Celebrations of Life,” for example, now frequently replace traditional, somber services. Cremations continue to be increasingly popular. Preplanning their own final services is a priority for an increasing number of people, and so is leaving a…...

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Traditional Visitation and Funeral Etiquette: A Guide for Proper Conduct

There is no question that, throughout the years, the rules of dress and etiquette have relaxed. There was a time when men wore suits to baseball games and families wore their Sunday best to travel by air. Now, many find it a struggle to get out of their pajamas to…...

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Our Best Tips for Writing A Eulogy

Being asked to write a eulogy for someone can be both an honor and a burden. It is an honor in that your words will summarize who that person was, what they cared most about, and what was important to them. The gravity of your words can make it a…...

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Three Tips for Having an Open Conversation About Last Wishes

It is not often an easy topic to bring up. Discussing last wishes during a holiday dinner or birthday celebration would be awkward and even inappropriate. But at some point, it is a necessary conversation to have with family members. Such a discussion may be more appropriate following the loss…...

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Meaningful Memorial Ideas for Veterans

The loss of a veteran can be particularly painful. Whether they served for a few years or spent an entire career in the military, it frequently became a meaningful part of their lives. If a loved one was a veteran, it is completely appropriate and perhaps important to recognize that…...

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The History of Cremation

Cremation as a way to dispose of human remains goes back to the Stone Age. Throughout the centuries, the popularity of cremation has ebbed and flowed, often impacted by world events. Plagues, war, famine, and religion have frequently affected the number of cremations at any time. In the United States…...

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Four Factors that Affect Life Expectancy

Most people would agree that they would like to live a long, fulfilling life. Staying healthy, of course, plays an important role in that quest. The question is whether or not we are willing to make the choices, put in the effort, and make the sacrifices necessary to achieve that…...

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