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The traditional coffin litters the earth. It is not biodegradable and remains buried in the ground for thousands of years. The same can be said
February 16, 2018
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The traditional coffin litters the earth. It is not biodegradable and remains buried in the ground for thousands of years. The same can be said
It is not a new concept but now Ryan Bernard of Memphis is joining the drive-thru visitation service trend. When Bernard bought an old bank
We read this article on CNN and decided to share it with you exactly as written. Did you ever have a relative you absolutely detested
I came across a company in Seattle, Washington called Artful Ashes. They have come up with a unique way to hold the memory of a
This past week, People Magazine revealed the first photos of Prince’s urn, one that is a totally unique as the man was himself. While alive,
In the past, we have written a lot about planning a funeral, the prepayment option and hints to save money. We recently came across a
We’ve reported before on unique ways to dispose of someone’s body after death. However, a friend found a new one that already has people lining
Last week, I wrote about glass art that can be fused with ashes from a deceased loved one. This week, I came across something even
The Virginia legislature recently amended state burial law to allow cemeteries to provide designated spaces for burying pets in caskets next to their owners. Prior
Until the end of the 19th century, when someone died, it was the norm to keep the body at home where the family would take
In 2011, the New York Division of Cemeteries ruled that human burials could not take place in pet cemeteries. This left many people devastated because
Helen and Les Brown were born on the same day, remained married for 75 years and died just one day apart at age 94. What
Time Magazine recently published a list of the “Top 10 Celebrity Grave Sites”. They are very popular places for tourists to visit. In fact, people
The other night, I was at the emergency room of our local hospital and overheard half of a phone conversation. Evidently, a relative had
By 2025, it is estimated that more than 50% of all the people who die in the United States will be cremated. Gerard Moline, a