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I work in death care. I read about grief almost every day. And I stood at the funeral of a woman I deeply admired and froze. I could not cross the room. I could not find the words. This is what I learned from her last ones.
Nobody warns you about the ordinary Wednesday when you wake up and feel nothing. Not sad. Not tired exactly. Just empty. If that sounds familiar, this one is for you.
If you have ever given a grieving family your personal cell number, stayed hours past your shift because someone needed you, or said yes when every part of you wanted to say no — this one is for you.
For Joél Simone, the work of funeral service begins inside the practitioner — with the essence she first learned from her mother's hands.
Here's something that surprised me when I first started learning about the funeral industry. Cremation now accounts for more than 63% of dispositions in the United
There's a funeral home in South Georgia that has been showing up for the same families for three generations. Music Funeral Services in Lakeland and Valdosta,
Stop and think about that for a second. Nine times. That's roughly how many times the average person will walk through the doors of a funeral