Nice Looking Funeral Home Doesn’t Mean Expensive
Posted on October 15, 2021 by | Leave a comment
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It’s not unusual for your local hometown funeral home to look better than your own home. However, that neatly mowed lawn and manicured landscape doesn’t mean expensive or out of reach. What it does mean is the people who work there pay attention to details, they care about the quality of their work, and they […]
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Five Tips to Help You Stop Procrastinating About Planning Your Funeral
Posted on September 3, 2021 by | Leave a comment
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Set a Deadline I’ll get this done … before my birthday, before we travel, before school starts, or taxes are due. It doesn’t matter when, just set a target. It only matters that you do have a deadline, especially if you are a habitual procrastinator. Get In Touch with Your “WHY” Something […]
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Core Values and Funeral Decisions
Posted on June 25, 2021 by | Leave a comment
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From Birth to Funeral … The Best Decisions are Based on a Person’s Individual Values. There are lots of labels out there. There are categories we are placed in by others or designations we choose on our own. We are male or female, brown, black, or white, boomers or millennials, Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, republican or […]
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Choosing the Right Funeral Service: 10 Steps to help you get it right
Posted on May 28, 2021 by | Leave a comment
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Who gets to decide what is included in a funeral service? Each state has laws that govern who has control over the body of a person who has died. In most states if the individual was married, the spouse will be responsible for taking care of the disposition (what happens to the body) and funeral […]
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Flowers and Funerals
Posted on May 7, 2021 by | Leave a comment
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What’s the story behind flowers at a funeral? Well, back in the day before funeral directors perfected the art and science of embalming, flowers were used to mask the odor of the body. In modern times flowers are no longer needed to mask unpleasant odors but they have come to be a part of the […]
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