Dear Families, With the ever evolving COVID-19 situation, our priority is to protect the health and well-being of our team, client families & the community. We understand how important our role as a funeral director is when it comes to celebrating the life of your loved one “your way”. Funerals may be “a little different” while we fight off COVID-19. … Read More
Someone is Missing at Christmas Someone in our thoughts, each day throughout the year, At special times like Christmas, we all wish you could be here Someone is missing, someone we all still love, The sadness never goes away, you are still there, Somewhere above. Someone our hearts still holds onto As we travel along life’s … Read More
Who is Black Betty? This morning Betty had her sponge bath. She enjoys it on a regular basis. With a bucket of warm bubbles and fluffy wash cloth, care is taken that all the dust and dirt that gets in her nooks and crannies is cleaned out. Betty lives at Carmen Street. It’s cold in the garage and so the … Read More
The Best things to say to someone in grief. 1. I am so sorry for your loss. 2. I wish I had the right words, just know that I am here. 3. I don’t know how you feel, but I am here to help in any way I can. 4. You and your loved ones will be in my thoughts … Read More
The funeral service profession is a long-standing one, replete with tradition and cultural customs—but that doesn’t mean every service your funeral home offers to the families in your community has to be the same. In fact, people are saying more and more that they hope their own funeral services and those honoring their loved ones show a little creativity, originality … Read More
Advertising executives, teachers, and doctors kind of have it made… at least in one regard. Most of the time when you flip on a TV drama, the main characters work in one of these professions. Now we all know a regular day on Grey’s Anatomy isn’t exactly an accurate depiction of a doctor’s workday, but between all the drama and … Read More