Are you pre-planning your funeral services? While it is not the most joyful thing to think about, it is a very smart and loving thing to do for those who are left behind. One thing you may be thinking about is the type of headstone you want. While you can choose from the more traditional stones with standardized engraving, you may want to leave one last lasting impression by having a personalized gravestone created. Read More»
If it is your job to choose a grave marker for your loved one, this can be a difficult decision during your time of grieving. One thing you have to remember is the grave marker will be a permanent fixture in the graveyard so it is important that you choose the right one. The material used and the type of grave marker you choose may depend on the cost. It could be anywhere from $250 up to $10,000. Read More»
When you are unfortunate enough to have suffered the loss of a loved one, you may be responsible for making their final arrangements. Sadly, this task can be particularly confusing given the wide range of funeral options that are available. If you have recently found yourself needing to make arrangements for a deceased loved one, you may benefit from learning the following answers to common cremation services questions so that you can better evaluate all of the available options. Read More»
Even though most people think of a funeral home as just a place of business, this line of business also requires that directors and employees have the compassionate personality it takes to work with those who are in grief. There is no way a funeral home could be successful without having a fair amount of understanding about what those who are left behind go through when a loved one passes away. Read More»
There’s a new approach to an old idea that’s gradually gaining momentum among people who choose to memorialize someone they love with a tattoo: ashes in the ink. Learn more about this trend, how the process works, and what you should consider before getting this special type of memorial tattoo. A twist on a time-honored tradition Carrying some part of the deceased with you on a regular basis is actually a time-honored tradition. Read More»