The Remembrance Process℠ - From Grieving to Remembrance

  • Funeral Planning
    • Pre-planning
    • Impending Death
    • Hospice and Palliative Care
  • When a Loved One Dies
    • What To Do When Someone Dies
    • Funeral Etiquette
      • What To Say and Not Say
      • Helping Children Through The Funeral Process
    • Reducing Funeral Stress
    • Religious Traditions
      • Catholic Funeral Considerations
      • Jewish Funeral Rituals
      • Protestant Denominations: Episcopalian
      • Protestant Denominations: Baptist
  • Saying Goodbye
    • Capturing a Life In Words
      • Preparing a Eulogy
      • Writing an Obituary
    • Memorial Services
    • Final Farewell Presentation
    • Cremation
      • A Layman’s Guide To Cremation
      • Cremation and Permanent Remembrances:  A New World of Choices
      • Urns & Remembrance
      • 5 Things Many Families Don’t Know About Cremation
  • A Life Remembered
    • Granite Monuments
    • Bronze Memorials
    • Achieving Remembrance
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Funeral Etiquette

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Most of us are uncomfortable around death and dying. We’re not sure of what to do or say or how to help. Clergy, funeral directors, and families tell their stories and offer their advice of how to comfort those who have lost loved ones.

  • funeral-etiquitte-thumb What To Say and Not To Say To Those Who Have Just Lost A Loved One.
    Many of us feel uncomfortable about attending visitations and funeral services because we just don’t know what to say to the bereaved. We want to comfort the family, to offer our help, to show our support, but we are afraid of saying the wrong thing, and afraid of saying nothing at all. After the funeral,
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  • helping-children-cope-thumb Funeral Etiquette: Helping Children Through The Funeral Process
    For a child, experiencing a death can be even more devastating than for an adult. Children of all ages have too little life experience to put the death into any kind of meaningful perspective, and also have less ability to communicate their feelings. Therefore, it is essential that children be guided carefully and thoughtfully through
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Funeral Planning

  • Plan Ahead: Guide to ease the burden on families
  • Hospice & Palliative Care: Information, costs, eligibility and more
  • Why hospice? A personal perspective

When Someone You Love Dies

  • 24/7 emergency help
  • Who to call and documents you will need
  • Reducing stress at the worst time in your life
  • Religious funeral traditions

Saying Good-Bye

  • Memorial services
  • Obituaries: How to write
  • Eulogies: Do’s and don’ts
  • How families are choosing caskets
  • How families are choosing urns
  • Achieving Remembrance

    • Permanent remembrances
      • Bronze grave memorials
      • Granite monuments and headstones
    • Why remembrance is important
    • Burial choices
    • Cremation choices

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