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Food and funerals
Whatever you do, don’t forget your friend after the funeral is over. Most people find sitting alone at the dinner table one of the bigger challenges of their bereavement. A loaf of your famous zucchini bread will be greatly appreciated and it’ll be even better if you can share it together over a cup of tea....READ MORE
Funerals
Nice Looking Funeral Home Doesn’t Mean Expensive
It’s not unusual for your local hometown funeral home to look better than your own home. However, that neatly mowed lawn and manicured landscape doesn’t mean expensive or out of reach. What it does mean is the people who work there pay attention to details, they care about the quality of their work, and they care about...READ MORE
Funerals
Five Tips to Help You Stop Procrastinating About Planning Your Funeral
We are all grapes becoming raisins there is no getting around it, and it’s not sad. Raisins are more resilient than grapes and they are sweeter too!...READ MORE
Pre-need
Three Ways to Support Someone Who is Grieving in Isolation
Grief is difficult in perfectly normal times. However, when a global pandemic has us isolated, we lose two important comfort and coping mechanisms. Hugs are very hard to come by these days. In normal times the physical touch of a hug fills the vacuum when a person who loves another is at a loss for words but wants to s...READ MORE
Grief
The Holidays Aren’t the Same This Year
The Holidays are full of memories. Extended family gatherings at grandmother’s house and great big pot luck dinners all make us wax nostalgic. But the holidays, like the rest of life, do not stay the same. They change over time as circumstances change....READ MORE
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