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The wife of Morris Cerullo Mrs. Theresa Cerullo has died

Morris Cerullo World Evangelism has publicly announced the passing of Mother Theresa Cerullo. Morris Cerullo passed July 10, 2020 and his wife passed July 30, 2

Frequently Asked Questions About Headstones and Grave Markers

In many cases, when a family experiences a loss, the number of things to be decided with regards to planning end-of-life services is overwhelming, in addition to being completely new territory. We recently had a customer ask us for additional information on headstones and grave markers, and we decided to expand upon...Read More

What is Green Burial?

What is Green Burial? Green burial incarnates the pure nature of allowing the body to return naturally to the earth. When one opts for ...

What should I wear to a funeral?

To The Person 'Inconvenienced' By Our Funeral Procession

To the middle-aged woman who gestured angrily and yelled as we passed...<br>To the 30-something man in the power suit who honked and forced his black SUV...

Custom Memorials & Your Guide to Popular Headstone Symbols

With the extensive selection of custom memorials, almost any symbol or message can be added to stone grave markers. However, despite a plethora of options, there are

How long can a headstone last?

The lifespan of a headstone depends on the kind of material used, the headstone finish, the location and proper maintenance.

Choose Some Spooky Things And We'll Predict Your Headstone Text

How supply chain issues have caused a headstone shortage

Supply shortages are everywhere these days. One shortage is leaving some families looking for answers when a loved one passes away.

How to design a carvable typeface fit for a headstone with Peter Roeleveld

Ever wondered how the ornate fonts on headstones are designed and made? The Utrecht-based designer gives us some valuable insight into the process.

Everything you need to know about death (but were afraid to ask)

Thinking ahead about the details – from headstones to church music – is a good idea for you and your family

Does an epitaph really matter when the dead can’t read it?

Writing my father’s epitaph, I realised love of food trumped love of grandchildren – should his headstone reflect that?

The Importance of a Funeral or Memorial Service When Choosing Cremation

If you or a loved one has chosen cremation for your or their Earthly remains, read this. Even if you have selected cremation because of its simplicity or affordability, there is no need or reason …

Lego Funeral Set Exists To Help Children Learn About Death

Death is an awkward topic, one that most of us try to avoid talking and thinking about at all costs, even though we are all certain to be confronted by it at least a few times in our lives. This lack of communication, acceptance and preparedness can make the grieving process even harder than it already is, as we stumble about in confusion about what to do and how to feel.

3 Tips for Going Through Your Departed Loved One’s Belongings

Once the dust starts to settle and you get back to your daily routine following the death of your loved one, you might start thinking about what to do with your loved one’s belongings. You’ll start…

“For Everything There is a Season: Why Have a Funeral?..”

Imagine what family and friends experience when a loved one simply disappears. They can’t get on with their lives until they know one way or another if that person is alive or dead. Just recently…

How To Know If You Should Attend A Funeral

Historically, formal invitations are not sent out for funerals or memorial services, which can make it hard to know if you should attend or not. As a rule, if you want to attend the funeral or memorial service and the event is open to guests then you should go.

What To Do If Your Travel Companion Dies During Your Vacation

If your travel companion dies while you are in a foreign country, do you know what to do?

How to Create a Memorial Bench to Honor a Loved One

Establishing a memorial bench in a public place beautifies your community while honoring your deceased loved one.