
Reaching out to Our Veterans
Neptune Society funeral directors always have and always will support our veterans. Learn about how a Minneapolis funeral director carries out this vocation.
Read MoreIf you ask a classroom full of kindergarteners what they want to be when they grow up, you will get some interesting answers. The children are likely to explain that they hope to one day be astronauts, doctors, football players, or singers. The responses will probably be just as unique as each individual child answering the question.
However, one response you’re unlikely to hear is: “I want to be a funeral director”. This begs the question - why do people become funeral directors? In a job that is both physically and emotionally demanding, who would want to take on this career full time?
We asked our funeral directors how they came into the deathcare industry, and why the stay. We were shocked by many of their responses.
The job appears on the surface to be so full of sadness, but in reality we found that our funeral directors have chosen this profession because they are selfless caregivers who want to effectively help people during their darkest times. Many form lifelong friendships with the family members they serve. The stories in this series demonstrate how funeral directors are unsung heroes, caring for people each day.
Neptune Society funeral directors always have and always will support our veterans. Learn about how a Minneapolis funeral director carries out this vocation.
Read MoreRead on to learn how a Texas funeral director is an active member of his community, and uses these connections to make those he serves feel comfortable.
Read MoreBeing a funeral director is a rewarding profession, particularly when it can offer you many different ways of serving clients. Read on to learn how they help.
Read MoreFuneral directors must become a part of their communities by actively getting involved, and it’s always nice when these efforts are appreciated!
Read MoreBeing a funeral director is more than a 9 to 5 job, it is a fulfilling career that requires being a trusted member of the community.
Read MoreA funeral director’s care doesn’t end after the memorial service. A Tampa funeral director found friendship and common ground with one of his clients.
Read MoreNeptune Society is proud to be able to help the bravest members of our community in any way that they can. Read about how our Dallas office got involved to help.
Read MoreOur funeral directors are always proud and humbled when the families they serve take the time to thank them for their extremely hard work.
Read MoreNo matter how unique of a service you need, our funeral directors work tirelessly to give your loved one a special memorial to celebrate their life.
Read MoreRead about how our funeral directors care about more than serving our clients’ cremation needs, but getting them through the hardest times however they can.
Read MorePublished: May 3, 2023
Cremation is steadily growing in popularity for a variety of reasons. Not only is it eco-friendly and less costly than traditional burial, but cremation is also highly customizable to meet your needs. Family members may live in different locations, and it can be challenging to make funeral arrangements. Cremation offers flexibility in planning. You can
Published: March 22, 2023
Often, when we lose a loved one, an important part of the healing process is reflecting on the life they lived. A memorial gathering is an opportunity to honor and pay tribute to your loved one’s many accomplishments and unique personality. A eulogy is a lovely way to share fond memories about your loved one
Published: January 21, 2022
Your parents are getting older. You know that, and you’ve come to terms with it (or at least you’re trying). And once they can no longer take care of themselves, your relationship with them drastically changes, and you are obligated to step in to take care of their affairs. Many people experience emotional trauma and
Published: January 10, 2022
Interment of ashes refers to cremated remains being buried in the ground or placed in a columbarium. A columbarium is a building specially designed to hold ashes. Interment is ideal for people who do not wish for their ashes to be scattered or displayed in the home. There are also religious reasons for ashes to