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...
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...
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.
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.
