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DIRECT CREMATION IN LOS ANGELES: WHAT IT COSTS AND WHAT'S INCLUDED

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 16:00:29 GMT

DIRECT CREMATION IN LOS ANGELES:

WHAT IT COSTS AND WHAT'S INCLUDED

When families reach out about direct cremation, the first thing most people say is some version of the same thing: "I just want to understand what we're actually paying for." That's exactly the right question. And it deserves a straight answer.

At Walter's Funeral Services, we believe you deserve to know exactly what's included before you commit to anything. This guide gives you everything: what direct cremation is, what our $1,450 package includes down to the last detail, how to arrange it from home, and what happens every step of the way.

What Is Direct Cremation?

Direct cremation is the simplest form of cremation available. There is no formal viewing or visitation before the cremation takes place. Your loved one is cared for and cremated with full individual dignity, and the cremated remains are returned to your family.

Families choose direct cremation for many reasons, it is the most affordable option, it allows flexibility for a separate memorial at any time and place, it can be arranged entirely from home, and it offers privacy for families who prefer to move quietly. Choosing direct cremation does not mean choosing a lesser farewell. It means choosing the form of care that is right for your family.

What's Included in Walter's $1,450 Direct Cremation Package

Our direct cremation package is $1,450. All-inclusive. Here is exactly what that means:

Pickup of your loved one: from home, hospital, care facility, or coroner's office, within a 20-mile radius of our Glendale office ($3 per mile beyond 20 miles)
Climate-controlled storage: your loved one is kept in refrigerated care until cremation takes place
Alternative container: required for the cremation process, included at no extra cost
Cremation: performed individually, with full dignity and chain-of-custody throughout (additional fees may apply for individuals over 250 lbs)
Temporary urn: for the return of cremated remains to your family
One certified death certificate: required for most legal and financial processes
All legal paperwork and filing: we handle every required form with the State of California on your behalf
Department of Consumer Affairs fee: included

Important to know: Individuals over 200 lbs may incur an additional charge. Pickup beyond 20 miles from our Glendale office is $3 per additional mile. Additional certified death certificates are available at cost. Our team will always give you a complete, honest price before confirming any arrangement.

Can You Still Have a Memorial Service with Direct Cremation?

Yes, absolutely. Direct cremation and a meaningful memorial are not mutually exclusive. Many families choose direct cremation and then hold a celebration of life, a graveside gathering, a religious ceremony, or a private family gathering at any time, in any location that feels meaningful. This flexibility allows out-of-town family to travel, gives the family time to grieve first and plan second, and places the memorial exactly where it belongs, centered on honoring the person, not dictated by logistics.

How to Arrange Direct Cremation Online

Walter's online arranger is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from any device. Start when you're ready. Save your progress and return at any point. Call us at (747) 240-6019 if a question comes up, you'll reach us directly, and we'll continue right where you left off.

WHAT TO DO WHEN SOMEONE PASSES: A SIMPLE GUIDE

Fri, 23 Jan 2026 22:48:37 GMT

WHAT TO DO WHEN SOMEONE PASSES:

A SIMPLE GUIDE

When families contact us after a loss, one of the first things they ask is, “What do we need to do next?” It’s an understandable question, especially during a time when emotions are heavy and everything feels unfamiliar.

This guide reflects the information we regularly share with families. It’s meant to help explain what typically happens after a death, what steps are needed early on, and where support is available along the way. It can be read at your own pace and returned to whenever needed.

Whether the loss is expected or sudden, here are the first few steps you can take.

Step 1: What to Do Immediately After

The first steps after a death depend on where the death occurs and whether hospice care was involved.

If a death occurs at home and hospice is not involved: Call 911 or your local non-emergency number. A medical professional must legally pronounce the passing before any further steps can be taken. This is required even when the passing was expected.

If a death occurs at home and hospice is involved: Contact the hospice provider. Hospice staff will come to pronounce death and guide you through what happens next, including when to contact a funeral home.

If a death occurs in a hospital, nursing home, or assisted living facility: Facility staff will handle the pronouncement of death and will typically ask the family to choose a funeral home to proceed with care. At this stage, families are not expected to make arrangements or decisions. The focus is simply on ensuring everything is handled properly and respectfully.

Step 2: Contacting a Funeral Home

Many families worry that making this call means they must immediately begin planning or make decisions, but that is not the case. The initial call is often simply a conversation. A funeral home can help by:

Arranging transportation into their care
Explaining what typically happens next
Answering immediate questions
Helping families understand which decisions are time-sensitive and which can wait

Families don’t need to know whether they want burial or cremation, or what type of service they may choose, before reaching out.

Step 3: What Happens Next

Once your loved one is in the care of a funeral home, the focus shifts to guiding families through the next steps in a clear and unhurried way. This typically includes:

Talking through what comes next, when the family feels ready
Beginning the required paperwork
Helping families understand the options available to them, based on their needs and wishes

This part of the process is meant to provide structure and support, not pressure. Many decisions are made gradually, over time.

Step 4: What Does Not Need to Be Decided Right Away

One of the most common concerns families express is the feeling that everything must be decided immediately. In reality, many details can wait, including:

Service or memorial timing
Merchandise selections
Final service details

A funeral director can help explain the process clearly and guide families through each step, so they can focus first on what truly needs attention.

A Gentle Reminder

Every family’s experience with loss is different. There is no single “right” way to move forward and no required timeline for grief. Taking things one step at a time is not only okay it’s often the most helpful approach.

When You Need Guidance

Families often reach out with questions, sometimes immediately after a loss, and sometimes days later, simply looking for clarity about what comes next.

If you find yourself needing guidance, have questions about the process, or would like to speak with someone who can walk you through the next steps, we are here to help. Walter’s serves families throughout Los Angeles County , and our role is to provide clear information, answer questions, and offer support at a pace that feels right.

Reaching out does not require making decisions. It simply opens the door to guidance when you need it. Leave a comment or call us at (747) 240-6019 to speak with one of our caring team members.

WATER CREMATION: A GENTLE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL CREMATION

Fri, 21 Mar 2025 20:20:03 GMT

WATER CREMATION:

A GENTLE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL CREMATION

In times of loss, choosing the right farewell matters. At Walter’s Funeral Services, we understand how important it is to find a meaningful way to say goodbye. For families seeking a more natural, environmentally conscious option , water cremation offers a gentle and respectful alternative to traditional cremation.

What Is Water Cremation?

Water cremation, also known as alkaline hydrolysis, aquamation, or green cremation , is a process that uses water, pressure, and an alkaline solution to break down the body to its natural elements. Unlike traditional cremation, which uses heat, water cremation offers an energy-efficient alternative that leaves behind ash, which can be returned to the family just like with traditional cremation.

Why More Families Are Choosing Water Cremation

Water cremation is becoming a preferred option for several reasons:

Eco-Friendly – Water cremation uses 90% less energy than flame cremation and does not release harmful emissions like carbon dioxide into the air.
A Gentle Process – The body undergoes a natural, gentle, water-based process.
No Harsh Flames – Some families find comfort in knowing that their loved one’s farewell is flame-free.

Our Commitment to Gentle Farewells

We believe in providing families with meaningful options that align with their values and wishes. From your first call to the final farewell, we’re here to guide you with compassion and care.

How to Learn More

We understand that planning a farewell can feel overwhelming. If you’d like to learn more about water cremation or explore whether it’s the right option for your family, we’re here to help .

Leave a comment or call us at (747) 240-6019 to speak with one of our caring team members.

At Walter’s, every farewell is handled with care and respect -because your loved one’s story matters.

THE BONDS THAT SHAPE US

Wed, 12 Feb 2025 20:20:03 GMT

THE BONDS THAT SHAPE US

Love is one of the deepest emotions we carry, woven into our lives in countless ways. It is present in the quiet moments between lifelong friends, in the unspoken understanding of family, and in the cherished memories of those no longer with us.

Love is not just romantic - it is found in the people who shape our journey, in the kindness we extend, and in the connections that remain long after someone has left our side.

At Walter’s, we see love in its most profound forms. We witness families gathered to honor a life well lived, friends standing side by side in quiet support, and spouses who carry the weight of both sorrow and gratitude. Love, even in grief, is never lost . It lingers in the stories we tell, in the lessons we carry forward, and in the simple act of remembering. While February often highlights romantic love, it is also a time to reflect on the many ways love shapes our lives.

It’s in the laughter of childhood friendships, in the guiding hands of mentors, in the quiet companionship of a beloved pet, and in the memories of those who are no longer physically present but remain in our hearts.

Love, in all its forms, deserves to be acknowledged and celebrated. We can honor the memory of those we have lost by cherishing the love they gave us. We can nurture the relationships we have today, ensuring that those we care about know their impact on our lives. Love is what makes a life meaningful, and whether it is past or present, it is always worth holding onto.

This month, we encourage you to take a moment to reflect on love—not just romantic love, but the friendships, family bonds, and memories that have shaped you. Reach out, share a kind word, and celebrate love.

Because love, in any form, is never truly gone. It lives on. In us, through us, and beyond us.

HONORING MOTHERS: A REFLECTION FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS

Thu, 09 May 2024 20:20:03 GMT

HONORING MOTHERS: A REFLECTION FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS

At Walter’s, we understand the significance of this special day, not just as a time of celebration but also as a moment of remembrance. As a family-owned and operated funeral home, we frequently encounter life's somber realities, yet we firmly believe in celebrating every aspect of life, including the beautiful journey of motherhood.

Whether you're celebrating with a mom who's still with you, cherishing memories of a mother who has passed, or honoring the legacy of a mother figure in your life, this Mother's Day, we invite you to join us in honoring the remarkable women who have touched our lives. Here are a few ways you can both celebrate and remember:

Reach Out to Others:

Extend kindness and support to those who may find Mother's Day challenging. Share stories, laughter, and love as you reminisce on cherished memories.

Cook or Bake Her Favorite Dish: Prepare a meal or bake her favorite dessert to evoke warm memories and create a sense of connection. My grandmother happens to be the best cook in the world, and trust me, it's not an exaggeration. Taking her out to eat can be tricky because she always ends up comparing the food to her own cooking, and yes, she's usually right when she says, 'Mine is better.'’ But on Mother’s Day, we always take her to her favorite Chinese restaurant, giving her a well-deserved break from the kitchen. It's the only time she doesn't critique the outside food. Every time I have Chinese food, it reminds me of her.

Create a Memory Book: Gather photos, letters, and mementos that remind you of your mom. Share anecdotes, favorite recipes, and cherished memories to craft a beautiful collection honoring her.

Plant a Memorial Tree or Garden:

Dedicate new life to her memory, symbolizing the enduring nature of her love and presence in your life. Whether it's a corner in your yard, a small planter, or even a windowsill box, nurturing life can be a beautiful tribute.

This year, I’ve asked my mom to come with me to our local gardening store to pick out some flowers for our windowsill. I know every time I look at them, I’ll be reminded of her.

Visit Her Favorite Places:

Spend time in the places that held special significance for your mom, finding comfort in familiar surroundings and shared memories.

This Mother's Day, let's come together as a community to celebrate the extraordinary women who have shaped our lives and touched our hearts. From our family to yours, we wish you all a day filled with love, remembrance, and cherished moments.

GUIDING YOU THROUGH THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENT PROCESS

Mon, 15 Apr 2024 20:20:03 GMT

GUIDING YOU THROUGH THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENT PROCESS

At Walter’s, we understand that arranging a funeral for a loved one can be a challenging and emotional experience. That's why we're here to offer our support and expertise every step of the way. When you come to us for a funeral arrangement appointment, one of our experienced funeral directors will be by your side, guiding you through the entire process with care and compassion.

Compassionate Guidance Every Step of the Way

During your appointment, our dedicated funeral director will take the time to understand your needs and preferences, ensuring that the funeral service is a meaningful and personalized tribute to your loved one's life. Here's what you can expect during the arrangement process:

1. Document Preparation: Our team will assist you in preparing and filing the necessary documents, including the death certificate and any other required government paperwork.

2. Service Planning: We'll work with you to schedule the location, date, and time of the funeral service or other events, taking into account your preferences and any special requests you may have.

3. Selection of Items: From caskets to pictures and other funeral merchandise, we'll help you choose the perfect items to honor your loved one's memory.

4. Eulogy Preparation: Our team will assist you in crafting a thoughtful and heartfelt eulogy, capturing the essence of your loved one's life and legacy.

5. Coordination with Providers: We'll coordinate services with other providers, including the cemetery, church, and clergy, to ensure that every aspect of the funeral arrangements is handled smoothly and efficiently.

Personalization and Tribute

We believe that every life is unique and deserves to be celebrated in a meaningful way. That's why we encourage you to bring photos, music, and memorabilia to your appointment so that you and your director can discuss how you would like your loved one to be remembered. Whether it's a favorite song, a cherished gathering place, or a beloved hobby, we'll work with you to incorporate these personal touches into the service, creating a truly memorable tribute.

Your Partner in Remembrance

At Walter’s, our directors are here to listen, support, and assist you in planning a loving tribute that captures the spirit of the person you wish to honor. We understand that this is a difficult time, and we're committed to helping you navigate the funeral arrangement process with compassion, dignity, and respect.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule a funeral arrangement appointment, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here for you every step of the way.

EMBRACING HOPE IN THE MIDST OF LOSS: A JANUARY REFLECTION

Tue, 30 Jan 2024 20:20:03 GMT

EMBRACING HOPE IN THE MIDST OF LOSS: A JANUARY REFLECTION

As we bid farewell to January, the f irst month of the new year, a lot of us find ourselves standing at the intersection of beginnings and goodbyes. The air is thick with resolutions, hopes, and the lingering echoes of the past. But for those of us who have experienced loss in the past year, the journey into 2024 may carry the weight of that loss, leaving hearts heavy and spirits longing for solace. For everyone who is standing on that fine line, here is your gentle reminder that even in the face of grief, you are not alone.

NEW YEAR, MIXED EMOTIONS

While the world celebrates the possibilities a new year brings, for those who have experienced loss, the turning of the calendar can be a reminder of the absence of a dear friend, a beloved family member, or a cherished companion. During this time, we encourage our community to find solace in the memories that linger in the heart. As a funeral director and someone who has also lost loved ones, I truly believe remembering and honoring those we've lost can be a source of comfort. Whether through cherished traditions, revisiting special places, or simply sharing stories of our loved ones, these acts of remembrance can help ease the ache of absence.

One of my favorite ways to remember my grandfather is to get lost in nature. He was dubbed the gentle green giant, as he was over 6”5 and had a green thumb that is still the envy of everyone in our family. There’s something comforting about walking through nature and thinking about what he would see through his eyes. Would he notice the same piece of gnarled bark on the towering trees surrounding me, would his eye catch on the lone patch of wildflowers, hidden behind a bramble bush?

REMEMBERING WITH LOVE, AND LOOKING FORWARD WITH HOPE

As we step into this new chapter, I encourage you to embrace the duality of the new year – acknowledging the bittersweet emotions it may bring while finding strength in the love and memories that endure. Keeping memories alive can help us find hope in the upcoming months, especially in moments of darkness. We can reflect on the comfort memories provide us, and lean on each other when we need the light the most.

At Walter’s, we remain committed to supporting our community through all the seasons of life, offering compassion, understanding, and a shoulder to lean on. Whether you're looking for guidance, seeking a space to remember, or simply need someone to talk to, our team is here for you. May the new year be a time of healing, reflection, and finding moments of peace amidst the journey of grief.

Embracing memories, honoring legacies – Walter's Funeral Services, where every farewell is a celebration of a life well-lived.

THOUGHTFUL WAYS TO REMEMBER A LOVED ONE DURING THE HOLIDAYS

Thu, 21 Dec 2023 20:20:03 GMT

While the holiday season is usually a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness, it can be a bittersweet time for those who have lost a loved one. By finding ways to honor and remember our loved ones who are no longer with us, we can create moments of comfort and a sense of connection that help to keep their memory alive. Here are some thoughtful ways to remember our loved ones and cherish the memories we have of them.

Light a Memorial Candle

Lighting a candle is a simple way of honoring and remembering our loved ones. Set up a designated area in your home with a memorial candle, and as you light it, take a moment to reflect on a memory of your loved one that brings you joy. I like to close my eyes and think back to a memory I haven’t revisited in a while, and take the time to connect with how I felt during that moment. You can also light the candle during holiday gatherings so that every time you catch a flicker in the corner of your eye, you can think back to that memory.

Cook Their Favorite Dish

Food has a unique way of connecting people. For some reason, the food that reminds me the most of my grandfather, is a pastry dish called Nazook. While neither of us had a particularly sweet tooth, he would always proudly tell everyone a story about when I was in elementary school and tried to teach the class the recipe for Nazook using excessively high oven temperatures and a ridiculously obscene amount of sugar (it was way more interesting the way he told it). While it wasn’t our favorite dish, I still smile every time I bite into a warm Nazook, and think of the pride in his voice as he told that story. Now, when the holidays come around, I find myself making a big batch to share with others and tell them the story in his place.

Write a Letter

Sometimes it’s physically and emotionally exhausting to try to do something during the holidays to honor our loved ones. An easy way to express your feelings and relive memories is by writing a letter. You can keep the letters and have a holiday letter box that you can add on to each year or you can simply throw it away. You don’t even have to write a full page; sometimes, a sticky note with an “I love you” or “I miss you” says it all.

Charitable Acts

Whether it's volunteering at a local shelter, supporting a cause they believed in, or simply spreading kindness, contributing to others can be a meaningful way to pay tribute to our loved ones. If you know that they were passionate about something, involving yourself in it through volunteering can bring you a sense of closeness and comfort.

Listen to Their Favorite Music

Music has the power to evoke strong emotions and memories. Along with listening to some of their favorites, you can also play a song that reminds you of them on repeat. Or sing a song that reminds you of memories you’ve made together. Create a playlist to listen to when you miss them the most. It can be a comforting and uplifting way to feel their presence. Don’t forget to throw in a cathartic cry or an impromptu dance party as needed.

Take Care of Yourself

The holidays can be a challenging and emotionally draining time. It’s easy to forget to take care of yourself and prioritize your mental well-being. There’s no better way to honor your loved ones' memory than by caring for yourself. This year, try meditating, taking a nature walk, having a hot bath, or just seeking support from others. Whatever you decide to do, make sure you’re making time for yourself.

As the holiday season unfolds, finding thoughtful ways to remember and celebrate the lives of our loved ones can bring us a sense of warmth and connection. No matter how small, each gesture that we make contributes to the enduring legacy of those who have touched our lives profoundly. May the spirit of love and remembrance fill your holidays with comfort and peace.

A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE

Thu, 02 Nov 2023 20:20:03 GMT

A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE

As the Dia de los Muertos festival comes to an end, it's a poignant reminder of the importance of holding onto the memories of those we hold dear. This special occasion not only brings families closer but also creates a space to honor and appreciate the lives of those who have passed away.

Dia de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is a cherished Mexican holiday that reminds us that death is a natural part of life, and that our loved ones who are no longer with us should be celebrated rather than mourned.

Each year, from October 31st to November 2nd, families come together to create elaborate altars, known as ofrendas, adorned with colorful marigolds, photographs, favorite foods, and cherished mementos that reflect the unique personalities and preferences of those who have been lost.

Through music, dance, and laughter, we celebrate the lives of those who have passed on, embracing their spirit and ensuring they are never forgotten. Families often visit the graves of their loved ones, carefully cleaning and decorating them with vibrant papel picado banners, sugar skulls, and candles, illuminating the night as a symbol of love and respect.

Dia de los Muertos is a beautiful celebration and tradition passed down through the generations which offers a profound opportunity for healing and connection. It serves as a reminder that our bond with our departed loved ones continues far beyond their physical departure and that they remain an integral part of our lives. Through this celebration, we honor their legacy, sharing stories and memories that keep their spirits alive in our hearts.

At Walter's, we are committed to providing support and guidance to our families as they navigate the delicate journey of grief and remembrance. We believe that embracing cultural traditions such as Dia de los Muertos can be immensely healing and comforting, fostering a sense of communal unity and embracing a positive outlook on life as well as death.

Join us this year as we come together to honor our loved ones, to celebrate their lives, and to strengthen the ties that bind us. Let us remember that the spirits of our loved ones are always with us, guiding us and reminding us to cherish every moment we have together.

Embracing memories, honoring legacies – Walter's Funeral Services, where every farewell is a celebration of a life well-lived.

THE HEALING POWER OF FUNERALS

Wed, 11 Oct 2023 20:20:03 GMT

THE HEALING POWER OF FUNERALS

Losing someone we love is one of the most challenging experiences we can face. It can leave us with deep sadness and grief that seem impossible to overcome. But it's important to remember that healing is possible, and there are ways to find comfort through our pain. Whether through a traditional funeral, a viewing, or a simple memorial service, saying goodbye and paying our respects can provide a sense of closure that can help us begin the healing process.

Funerals serve as important moments in the grieving process, as they provide a safe space for us to come together with family, friends, and the community to share memories, support one another, and say our final goodbyes. While they may be somber occasions, they also offer an opportunity to celebrate the life of our loved ones and find comfort in the memories we hold.

One of the most healing aspects of funerals is the chance to share stories and memories with others. By recounting the moments we cherished with our loved ones, we can find comfort in the connection we share with others who are also grieving. Through these shared experiences, we can begin to heal and find solace in the knowledge that our loved one's legacy lives on through the memories we carry.

Funerals also provide a safe and supportive environment where we can lean on each other for strength and understanding. Through collective mourning, we can find comfort in knowing we are not alone in our pain. Memorial services or viewings can also be a meaningful way to honor our loved ones and find comfort in their memory. Whether by choosing a location that was close to their heart, incorporating a unique ceremony, or scattering their ashes in a meaningful place, these personalized tributes can bring great comfort. Honoring the individuality and personal beliefs of our loved ones can bring us closer to them and provide peace during this difficult time.

While the pain of loss may never fully disappear, these ceremonies allow us to confront our emotions in a supportive and understanding atmosphere. They provide an opportunity for gratitude, closure, and acceptance. By acknowledging our grief, we open the door to the potential for healing.

In our modern era, where the concept of funerals has evolved beyond traditional practices, we can find healing in the act of coming together to remember, mourn, and support one another. Whether by following age-old customs or creating new ways to honor our loved ones, gathering to say goodbye is a gift we can give ourselves. Funerals, memorial services, or viewings create a sacred space within which we can begin to heal, ensuring that the memories of our loved ones remain eternally cherished.

Embracing memories, honoring legacies – Walter's Funeral Services, where every farewell is a celebration of a life well-lived.

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DIRECT CREMATION IN LOS ANGELES: WHAT IT COSTS AND WHAT'S INCLUDED

DIRECT CREMATION IN LOS ANGELES:

WHAT IT COSTS AND WHAT'S INCLUDED

What Is Direct Cremation?

What's Included in Walter's $1,450 Direct Cremation Package

Can You Still Have a Memorial Service with Direct Cremation?

How to Arrange Direct Cremation Online

WHAT TO DO WHEN SOMEONE PASSES: A SIMPLE GUIDE

WHAT TO DO WHEN SOMEONE PASSES:

﻿ A SIMPLE GUIDE

Step 1: What to Do Immediately After

If a death occurs at home and hospice is not involved: Call 911 or your local non-emergency number. A medical professional must legally pronounce the passing before any further steps can be taken. This is required even when the passing was expected.

If a death occurs at home and hospice is involved: Contact the hospice provider. Hospice staff will come to pronounce death and guide you through what happens next, including when to contact a funeral home.

Step 2: Contacting a Funeral Home

Step 3: What Happens Next

Step 4: What Does Not Need to Be Decided Right Away

A Gentle Reminder

When You Need Guidance

WATER CREMATION: A GENTLE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL CREMATION

WATER CREMATION:

﻿ A GENTLE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL CREMATION

What Is Water Cremation?

Why More Families Are Choosing Water Cremation

Our Commitment to Gentle Farewells

How to Learn More

THE BONDS THAT SHAPE US

THE BONDS THAT SHAPE US ﻿

HONORING MOTHERS: A REFLECTION FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS

HONORING MOTHERS: A REFLECTION FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS

GUIDING YOU THROUGH THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENT PROCESS

GUIDING YOU THROUGH THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENT PROCESS

EMBRACING HOPE IN THE MIDST OF LOSS: A JANUARY REFLECTION

EMBRACING HOPE IN THE MIDST OF LOSS: A JANUARY REFLECTION

THOUGHTFUL WAYS TO REMEMBER A LOVED ONE DURING THE HOLIDAYS

A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE

A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE

THE HEALING POWER OF FUNERALS

THE HEALING POWER OF FUNERALS

A SIMPLE GUIDE

A GENTLE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL CREMATION

THE BONDS THAT SHAPE US