
Sympathy Flower Alternatives to Consider
Posted on January 18, 2021 by Deb Eley | Leave a comment
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What should you do when you hear that a friend has lost a family member? You’ll probably want to give them a call or even pay them a visit. But it’s also common to offer a sympathy gift. While it’s common to offer flowers as a sympathy gift, there are loads of alternatives that you […]
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5 Common Questions About Cremation Services
Posted on January 11, 2021 by Deb Eley | Leave a comment
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Planning final services for a loved one is never easy since the very act of planning is an acknowledgment that they’re gone. Chances are that you’ll have questions as you plan funeral services or cremation services with a St. Johns, OH funeral home. It’s also likely that you’ll probably have more questions if you’re arranging […]
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Tips to Help You Cope After Funeral Service of Loved One
Posted on January 4, 2021 by Deb Eley | Leave a comment
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If anyone tells you that everyone grieves pretty much the same way and for the same length of time, you’ll know that they’re doubly wrong. The reality is that no two people are the same, and no two people handle the loss of someone they love the same. You’ll want to go to a funeral […]
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How Do You Offer Condolences in These Times of Social Distancing?
Posted on December 28, 2020 by Deb Eley | Leave a comment
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In these times of social distancing due to the novel coronavirus, what do you do if you want to extend condolences to a grieving friend? Whether before or after the Uniopolis, OH cremation service or funeral service, you’ll want to show some support so that your friend knows that you’re thinking of them and that […]
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Key Terminology to be Aware of When Arranging a Funeral Service
Posted on December 21, 2020 by Deb Eley | Leave a comment
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If you need to go to a funeral home in Uniopolis, OH to arrange the funeral service for a loved one who has died, you will want to ensure you grasp the lingo. Otherwise, some of the terms that the funeral director uses may very well go right over your head. It is true that […]
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