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April 13, 2025
Inspirational Quotes to Help with Grief

When we grieve, it can frequently feel as if we are isolated in our sorrow. Life continues around us in a blur. We still need to do mundane tasks. Bills...

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Urn Budgeting Tips and How to Navigate Costs

When a loved one passes, we often feel driven to follow any last requests or wishes as much as possible. However, not everyone lives the same life and has the...

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Can You Add DIY Memorial Art or Keepsakes to Urns?

In a world where you can be anyone, wear anything, create your path, and be unique—many of us wish for something that reflects that uniqueness in life and death. We...

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How to Maintain the Integrity and Dignity of Cremated Remains

Grieving the loss of someone you love is an intensely distressing experience. While life insists we must keep going with the mundane, our minds and hearts are rife with memories...

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Setting Up a Pet Trust 101: Tips and Information You Need

You may remember we covered the difference between a pet trust and a pet will and why it is crucial to understand what makes them different. While we hope we've...

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Tips for Coping with Grief During The Holidays

"Let your holiday grief be what it is. And let yourself—your new, grieving self—be who you are." -- Alan D. Wolfelt. For many, losing someone they love leaves them adrift,...

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Decoding The Basic Jargon of Last Wills

Beneficiary, intestate, probate? These are just a few examples of jargon and language one may encounter when attempting to create a will. Like any profession or discipline, such as the...

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Does Organ Donation Affect Cremation?

According to statistics through Organ Donor.Gov, roughly 60% of Americans have signed up as organ donors, and those within the US who have chosen cremation are approximately the same. If...

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Breaking the Taboo: Talking about Death Helps Everyone

It isn’t a subject that many of us find choosing to talk about often—in some cases, it is considered taboo to even mention death, let alone discuss it. But, when...

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