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Funeral Flowers for Everlasting Memories
Give the gift of perennial flowers at a funeral and the gift can live on as a memorial to the deceased, either at the gravesite or at the homes of the family members. Several suggestions are provided including perennial flower arrangements for military veterans.
Words: 570 Downloads: 0 Category: Death By: Shari CoxfordMy Near Death Experience as a Child
This is a detailed rendering of my youthful fear of death and the unknown. The story captures my actual experience of almost dying of a ruptured appendix when I was around ten years old. It ends in an encapsulated observation of what happened to me and how it affected my philosophy and outlook on living.
Words: 1083 Downloads: 1 Category: Death By: Ben Red CloudFuneral Pre-Need Planning
With funeral costs rising, more people each year are planning and funding their final arrangements ahead of time. This article introduces the idea of pre-planning funeral or memorial services, along with some benefits of doing so. Steps are outlined for meeting with a funeral director, deciding on arrangements and services, and pre-funding the costs involved.
Words: 715 Downloads: 0 Category: Death By: Lee RussellSelecting a Headstone
No one enjoys going to a cemetery - let alone to select their own headstone. However, by purchasing a marker before passing, via a "pre-need" package, can save your family a great deal of grief.
Words: 396 Downloads: 0 Category: Death By: JEGCemetery Policies in America
The policies of American cemeteries stem from the responsibilities of cemetery managers. Management encompasses various aspects, including grave digging, burial registries, land use management and maintenance. Common cemetery policies stem from the management style of American cemeteries.
Words: 376 Downloads: 0 Category: Death By: D. JeanPlanning Makes Life Support Choices Easier
Medical advances have enabled us to artificially sustain life. As your loved one ages, you´ll want to know where they stand on life support measures such as the respirator and the feeding tube. This blog-style article encourages a living will or a frank discussion of your loved one´s preferences. It outlines factors to consider should you be asked to make a life-or-death decision for your loved one.
Words: 430 Downloads: 0 Category: Death By: Cheryl Rogers
