For Families

The holiday season can be hard at the best of times and especially so when a person is grieving. These

Events like “Lunch and Learn” seminars or remembrance ceremonies are staples of funeral service. These are popular ways to network

Covid-19 and the global pandemic it’s caused has really turned things upside down. There’s been quarantines, social distancing, mandatory mask

Father’s Day is just around the corner and this year is going to be a little different in some areas.

This is very difficult and stressful time for communities. As different areas face self-isolation, frequent news updates, stress and more;

Reading helps us expand our mind and learn new skills. Spending time to read each day is an investment in yourself. The more you do it, the greater knowledge you’ll have to run a successful business and create a better family experience for those you serve.

Many of today’s families are looking for unique ways to personalize a loved one’s funeral service. From customizing the online memorial to planning a theme for the service, there are many ways to offer families more and make the service special and unique.

Funeral aftercare is an important part of serving families and building strong relationships. A great funeral home aftercare program should help the family cope with the loss and promote healthy activities to help manage their grief.

Looking for unique ways to help families cope with a loss? Grief support and aftercare is an important part of funeral service and helping families mourn.

Today’s families expect more when it comes to paying tribute to a loved one in the digital space. The Book of Memories™ offers benefits to both funeral providers and the families they serve.