If you have a sick or older friend or relative who might be passing away soon, you may be wondering what to do if they don't have any life insurance. Funerals cost thousands of dollars and you may not be able to come up with that much money for a burial. However, you still want to respectfully honor your dear one. The solution might be to go with cremation, such as with Union Funeral Home-Lytwyn & Lytwyn, and then host your own memorial service.
7 June 2017
During a funeral, it's customary for attendees to pick up a program upon entering the funeral home. This folded piece of paper may include an outline of the service, lyrics to any songs that will be sung together, and some specifics about the person who has recently passed away. If you're looking after the funeral of a loved one, you might also wish to put together a memorial card. This item is often a two-sided piece of cardboard that may be tall and thin like a bookmark or slightly wider.
21 May 2017
One of the decisions you will encounter when pre-planning your funeral is whether to hire a professional photographer. Although some may see a photographer's presence at the event as a tad bit on the morbid side, it's perfectly natural to want to capture this celebration of your life in photographs. Pictures can be a blessing to close family members, and it can help those who couldn't make it feel included. If you decide to hire a professional photographer for the funeral, keep these do's and don'ts in mind.
11 May 2017
When it comes to your loved one's headstone and burial site, you may find that performing routine cleaning and maintenance can help you to feel closer to the person you have lost. Use this guide to help keep the gravesite looking beautiful as a tribute to your loved one. Cleaning The Headstone When cleaning the headstone, you'll want to avoid harsh chemicals and scouring brushes. Instead, use water to gently rinse the marker, and pat it dry with a soft cloth.
26 April 2017