COVID-19: When You Can’t be with a Dying Loved One
Posted on June 1, 2020 by | Comments Off on COVID-19: When You Can’t be with a Dying Loved One
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In recent times past, before funerals at funeral homes in Camillus, NY, family members were able to spend the last days of their loved ones’ lives with them, either at home, in the hospital, or at long-term care facilities. However, with the rapid spread of COVID-19 throughout the United States, things have changed. Because people […]
Continue Reading Choosing Funeral Music
Posted on May 18, 2020 by | Comments Off on Choosing Funeral Music
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As people plan funerals at funeral homes in Syracuse, NY, one of the most important elements of the funeral is music. If you’re having a viewing or visitation, you may want a tribute video to your deceased loved one playing, and that will often include music. The funeral service itself will have music included. Usually […]
Continue Reading Handling a Loved One’s Last Hours
Posted on May 4, 2020 by | Comments Off on Handling a Loved One’s Last Hours
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Before some funerals at funeral homes in Solvay, NY, family members may be able to spend time with their loved ones as they are dying. The end of a life can be hard for everyone to navigate through. Loved ones who are dying may be restless and anxious or quiet and unresponsive. Family members may […]
Continue Reading Explaining Death and Grief to Kids
Posted on April 20, 2020 by | Comments Off on Explaining Death and Grief to Kids
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Seeing children at funerals at funeral homes in Camillus, NY may be rare, but it doesn’t mean that kids aren’t just as profoundly affected by grief and death as the adults around them are. In fact, a child’s first experience with death may be confusing and may be scary and may be a mystery. A […]
Continue Reading Dreading Another Death Anniversary
Posted on April 6, 2020 by | Comments Off on Dreading Another Death Anniversary
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After funerals at funeral homes in Syracuse, NY, we grieve the loss of our loved ones in our own unique ways. The initial grief of losing someone we love is usually very intense. It follows the space of a few days where we’ve been numb, in shock, and simply doing what needed to be done […]
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