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The famous Rainbow Bridge about our pets is believed to have first appeared in a poem by Paul C. Dahm, a grief counselor in Oregon.  He wrote in prose, "Just...

One of the complex yet most important decisions, if not already made by a loved one, is to choose the urn you wish to keep their ashes safely within. There...

Personalization has long been part of human nature. Each of us is unique; throughout life, we strive to make and grow connections with one another—and one of the best connections...

Many of us turn to God for comfort, guidance, and solace. Christian funeral services occur within the Church, offering friends and family a chance to mourn and pray for their...

What do you choose when it comes time for the unthinkable, and you must pick an urn or memorial for your loved one? You may have many questions, such as...

For at least a thousand years, burial caskets were considered Europe's most traditional and acceptable option to lay a loved one to rest. Cremation and use of urns were seen...

Cremation has a long, storied, and occasional controversial history. Before the beginning of organized religions, cremation was practiced throughout Europe and the Middle East. However, the precise moment in history...

Approaching death is never easy, not for those seeking to make arrangements early to lighten the load on family or those in deep mourning seeking the appropriate end-of-life accommodations for...

It is perhaps one of the most complex and unpleasant things anyone wants to do—write and share a eulogy for someone recently lost near and dear to you. Writing and...