Cremation Becomes Popular Choice Amongst Christians
Many have chosen cremation as a part of their end-of-life plans for hundreds of years, but one group has viewed the practice as an affront to their beliefs.
Read more »Many have chosen cremation as a part of their end-of-life plans for hundreds of years, but one group has viewed the practice as an affront to their beliefs.
Read more »In a story reported in the Charlotte Observer, it has become clear that the Mexico City’s cemeteries are filled to their maximum capacities.
Read more »Cremation urns used to be simple, vase-like containers meant to adorn a bookshelf or a spot on the mantle. Now you can have them 3-D printed.
Read more »The small town of Owingsville, Kentucky is preparing to say goodbye to the last surviving veteran of the Second World War, and his funeral will be legendary.
Read more »The Internet as we know it was in its infancy when Roscoe Cassidy of Bath County, Kentucky was 84 years old. Now it is bringing a community together.
Read more »Cremation is much greener than a traditional burial. Find out more ways to make a green cremation even more environmentally friendly with Neptune Society.
Read more »New photographs show packed cemeteries in urban centers around the world. Cremation may be the key to solving the problem of cemetery overcrowding.
Read more »Caitlin Doughty is a mortician on a mission. She encourages people to take action and speak about what they want for their final plans, including cremation.
Read more »Fort Lauderdale said goodbye to hero, father, husband, and firefighter, Kevin Johns this week. The whole city came together to celebrate the life of a hero.
Read more »Floridians are at the top when it comes to choosing cremation for their end-of-life planning. Learn why cremation is so popular in the Sunshine State.
Read more »Published: November 19, 2020
As we get older, what our bodies need to stay healthy begins to shift. Due to different nutritional needs, and the slowing of the metabolism, people begin to burn fewer calories naturally once they get older. When this occurs, eating foods that provide the best nutritional value without being high in calories is the best
Read More »Published: April 17, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed how we live, but perhaps even more heartbreaking, how we are able to grieve. Social distancing has prevented holding funerals or otherwise gathering to mourn the loss of our loved ones, and even a comforting touch or hug isn’t safe.
Read More »Published: August 1, 2019
Palliative care and hospice care have a common purpose: to provide compassionate care and relief from pain and stress to people with serious, life-limiting illnesses. But the goals of each are different. Read on for more information regarding the differences between palliative and hospice care.
Read More »Published: June 13, 2019
When you’ve lost your life mate, it’s often an effort just to get through the day. In your grief and sadness, you may feel shock, anxiety, fatigue, depression, even anger at your partner for dying. Read on for tips on coping iwth the loss of a spouse or partner.
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