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Dos and Do Nots of a Child’s Memorial Service

Posted on April 26, 2021 by funeralOne | Comments Off on Dos and Do Nots of a Child’s Memorial Service
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Planning the service for your child is always going to be one of the hardest things you do. You will be dealing with extreme grief and you will not want to have to worry about the arrangements. Planning the service can actually help with the healing process, though, so it is something you want to […]

Having an Out-of-Town Service

Posted on April 19, 2021 by funeralOne | Comments Off on Having an Out-of-Town Service
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When you start planning the kind of funeral or memorial service you want for a loved one, it can be important to consider where you want to have the service. For people who want to have it in a location other than where the person died, it is crucial that you know how to start […]

Letting a Child Know About a Death

Posted on April 12, 2021 by funeralOne | Comments Off on Letting a Child Know About a Death
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If you and your loved ones have suffered a loss and you have children, you need to let them know what has happened. You want to be sure that they understand that the person died and this is not ever a simple or easy conversation to have. If you are worried about this, you will […]

How to Decide on the Final Outfit

Posted on April 5, 2021 by funeralOne | Comments Off on How to Decide on the Final Outfit
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There will be many decisions that you will have a to make after the death of a loved one and one of may be the final outfit the person in buried or cremated in. If that is something that you have to choose, it can be important to consider all of the options you have […]

Welcome to our blog

Posted on March 21, 2018 by funeralOne | Comments Off on Welcome to our blog
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Please check back to learn from our experiences in serving families of our communities. Topics that may be covered include funeral services, planning ahead, cremation options, honoring life, grief support, and much more.