How to choose a Funeral Home?
Posted on November 7, 2014 by | Comments Off on How to choose a Funeral Home?
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There are many things for you to consider when you are deciding on what funeral care provider you should use. It is very important to choose a funeral home that can meet all of your requirements and provide the level of service that you are looking for and for the price that you can afford. […]
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Women and Grief
Posted on October 22, 2014 by | Comments Off on Women and Grief
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Obstacles for a Grieving Woman… We had a great opportunity to sit in on a panel of grieving widows and learn more about how death and grief effect women. Sometimes we see grief as universal but in fact, it can effect each sex a little differently. My brother and I eyes were opened to what […]
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Death and Grace
Posted on October 8, 2014 by | Comments Off on Death and Grace
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This is a very personal blog post based on my faith. Though I am very blessed to serve people from every religion or no religion, this is my personal view and how I am able to accept and perform my duty. It was a typical evening around my home about 7:00 pm on a Sunday. […]
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Shedding some light on Embalming and those who Embalm…
Posted on September 27, 2014 by | Comments Off on Shedding some light on Embalming and those who Embalm…
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Whenever I get the opportunity to meet new people while I am out and about there is always a point in the conversation when “the” question will come up… “So, what do you do for a living?” As I have evolved thorough my career I have developed good answers that might not ruin dinner for […]
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History of “Taps” and how we help render those honors…
Posted on September 19, 2014 by | Comments Off on History of “Taps” and how we help render those honors…
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Something that we always get asked about is the presentation of Taps during a funeral ceremony. People wonder exactly what the song means and why do some people stand at attention when they hear “Taps”. There is both history and tradition staked into this presentation, so much meaning that needs to be known, and of […]
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