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As we continue to adjust to the restrictions for funeral services since the shutdowns that began in March, we have a resource available for families who are …
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“A meaningful funeral celebration is about saying hello on the pathway to goodbye.” Dr Alan Wolfelt, Director of the Center for Loss and Life Transition. Consider how …
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Dr. David Schonfield believes that teachers see a grieving child in their classroom every day. He goes on to say that 50 percent of children will lose …
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Today we celebrate Brent H. Morton, a 13 year old boy, who was tragically killed in a farm accident while mowing a field not for from his …
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Kids are funny. Their minds are learning something new and how to use it every minute. The younger they are, the more they can take in. They …
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The last thing a parent wants to do is take their child to a funeral or viewing. We instinctively want to protect our children from the reality …
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Losing a loved one is a devastating event for anyone, but children are particularly vulnerable, as they are confused and have not yet developed coping skills. Use …
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When a child experiences a death of a loved one, their world turns upside down. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross said that children are the forgotten mourners. This is because …
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When a child experiences a death of a loved one, their world turns upside down. Adults often have trouble recognizing the grief of young children. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross …
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Explaining Death to Children Somewhere in our later childhood, we develop an understanding of death. We begin to realize that it’s not like in the cartoons, where …
Read More »We cannot thank you enough for your most generous love and support with the passing of our dad. May God continue to bless you and give you His peace to carry on to others with your care, love and hope of strength to continue to serve.
This funeral home is head and shoulders above the other funeral homes in this area. They do an excellent service and are highly respected in this community.
In-as-much as I married into a fourth generation funeral home family, I had expectations, right or wrong about what to expect. Consequently I want you to know what all of my expectations were met, and then some.
You were always there for us, lending support, offering suggestions, and yet being unobtrusive. With appreciation to the Spear family – and their ‘crew”.
