Although a traditional funeral service followed by interment continues to be the most popular end-of-life choice, the number of people who chose cremation has also grown substantially over the past few decades. Yet, many people may still be avoiding the use of cremation because they lack information about the process.
If you are interested in cremation but need to know more about the process before you are comfortable choosing it as your part of your final needs plan, this information may be helpful in answering some of your questions.…
It’s always an immense struggle to process the death of a loved one, even when the death was not unexpected, such as due to your loved one’s age or health. When your loved one took their own life, the emotional turmoil can be nothing short of overwhelming. Not only must you acknowledge the loss, but you’re left grappling with the question as to why your loved one made the decision to commit suicide.…
If you are trying to decide what your wishes will be when you pass on, you may be at the point where you are still trying to decide between a burial or a cremation. If so, then you should take some time to think about some of the positive reasons for going with cremation services. Here are some of the things that many people prefer about cremation, and you may too:…
