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"Cemeteries are the roots of the Nation. They are the caretakers of tender sympathies. They are no longer just a place for memories, but a source of information for families...

“Do not complain about growing old. It is a privilege denied to many.” – Mark Twain. The above quote, for some, is profoundly moving and inspiring. It reminds us that...

A memorial garden is for a beloved pet, family member, friend, or partner to honor and celebrate the life of someone so dearly loved. These are unique spaces intended to...

The loss of someone we love is a profoundly complex emotional experience, and when we lose a loved one who is far away but has chosen cremation, the added stress...

There is no one-size-fits-all regarding our tastes, personalities, emotions, and bodies. And, when it comes to cremation, mourning, and emotions, there are no set rules on this journey of grief...

Every culture, religion, and person holds their unique means of processing and coping with the passing of a loved one. How our experiences and emotional upbringing influence our ability to...

Life was very different in small towns across the United States a hundred years ago. Technology was meager; financial ruin seemed to be one step away; war was ongoing in...

What makes a memorial service unforgettable? What brings immense comfort and closure to a family mourning a loved one? Most often, it isn’t the floral arrangements or the service itself—but...

A memorial service is a bittersweet event. Friends, family, and loved ones are allowed to celebrate and remember the life of someone that they loved dearly and who influenced their...