Today’s guest post is written by funeral professional and blogger Jeff Harbeson: I have seen it in the eyes of family upon my arrival for the removal/transfer of their deceased loved one. Exhaustion, sadness, disbelief that death has arrived for the person they cared for and loved. Many of us in the funeral profession […]
Today’s guest post is written by Micha Boyett. I have this joke with my husband about who he’ll be allowed to marry if I die: Heidi Klum, of course. I want him to achieve all his life dreams. Sometimes we laugh over which of his three brothers I would marry if we lived in Biblical […]
Today’s guest post is written by Tim Kreider: I had thought I had found a path to healing and wholeness, but then, in May of 2007, one of my oldest son’s best friends and his parents were murdered in their home. It was a gruesome crime that instilled fear into our home and the […]
Today’s guest post is written by Dr. Candi K. Cann Everyone seems to be online these days, and even if you are not on much, odds are that you have a Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr or Instagram account. With so much of our socializing done virtually, it is no surprise that we are grieving and mourning […]
Today’s guest post is written by Patricia Fitchett. ***** The funeral home that I work for is a big proponent of personalization. We even have the word “Options” right in our title. I have found from working in the funeral business for over 13 years that no funeral is exactly the same as another. Even if […]