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Technology and Changing Demographic Driving the Future
Funerals During the COVID-19 Coronavirus Epidemic: How to Plan
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TRIBUCAST® RECEIVES “KEEPING IT PERSONAL” AWARD FROM ICCFA
Recognized in Most Innovative Personalized Product Category STERLING, VA (January 30, 2020)— TribuCast®, a private and personalized remote attendance system for funerals, based in Wilton, Connecticut, has won Honorable Mention in the International Cemetery, Cremation...
TRIBUCAST® WAIVES FEES FOR VETERAN SERVICES DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
WILTON, Conn. – October 30, 2019— TribuCast® today announced that in honor of Veterans Day, it will waive its fees for any graveside service that includes military honors throughout the entire month of November. TribuCast is a private and personalized live streaming...
Coming Soon to a Funeral Home Near You: Canine Comforting
Therapy dogs. You’ve seen them in hospitals and nursing homes and schools. You’ve heard about how they help veterans who’ve survived trauma, kids living with autism, and people coping with severe anxiety. Now, therapy dogs are helping yet another population: the...
TribuCast®’s Context Portals Show a Life Well Lived, Provide Context and Counterbalance for Livestreamed Funeral Services
Why does the TribuCast® team avoid referring to what we do as a “funeral livestreaming” or “a funeral webcast”? We usually sum it up in one simple sentence: Cameras on caskets without context is creepy – and makes people uncomfortable. The team at TribuCast® knew...
Helping Grieving Families Cope: How to Talk about the TribuCast® Option
Funeral Directors need many skills – legal, logistical, financial, and spiritual – to help families navigate the death of a loved one. One of the most important skills funeral directors have is the ability to talk to families during some of their darkest hours about...
Impact of Death Without Acknowledgement
Musician David Bowie. Novelist Anita Brookner. Two famous names that put a face on a trend that’s becoming more common: death without ritual. What would have been unthinkable just a generation ago has now become permissible: As the population ages and baby boomers...
Five Steps for Planning Your Loved One’s Funeral or Memorial
Five Steps for Planning Your Loved One’s Funeral or Memorial Planning a funeral or memorial service is hard work. There’s no “how to” manual, no universal protocol. Many people aren’t even sure where to begin. Nonetheless, chances are you will be called upon...
Funeral Webcasting 2.0: Tribucasting® and the Future of Live-Streaming Funeral Technology
An in-depth interview with TribuCast® co-founder Bruce Likly discussing changes in live-streaming funeral technology and the origins of TribuCast.
TribuCast®: Making Funerals and Memorials More Inclusive
After the loss of a loved one, those who survive may find themselves facing a wide range of decisions, such as: Where should my family member be buried – or scattered? What kind of music should we play at the service? Who will give the eulogy? Should we hold a...
TRIBUCAST® ANNOUNCES NATIONAL LAUNCH OF ITS REMOTE FUNERAL ATTENDANCE SOLUTION
Ninety Percent of Services Held Today Have Close Family and Friends Unable to Attend Wilton, CT – January 28, 2019 – TribuCast®, which made its debut at last year’s National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) meeting in Utah, today announced the national rollout of...
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
This is the first in a series of blogs aimed at helping families and Funeral Directors manage loss in today’s world where families, friendships and relationships are more fluid and mobile than ever before. As a result, the bereavement landscape has changed, societal norms have changed and yet the need to grieve and mourn loss has not.
Growth in the Livestreaming of Funerals and Memorial Services
This is the first in a series of blogs aimed at helping families and Funeral Directors manage loss in today’s world where families, friendships and relationships are more fluid and mobile than ever before. As a result, the bereavement landscape has changed, societal norms have changed and yet the need to grieve and mourn loss has not.