Advertisment HomeHealth & Wellness5 Things Funeral Directors Wish Everyone Knew Health & Wellness 5 Things Funeral Directors Wish Everyone Knew By NEA Contributor May 21, 2025 0 3 By National Funeral Directors Most people don’t want to think about death...

May 20 (UPI) -- More than 130 national cemeteries will conduct Memorial Day events hosting a total of about 100,000 attendees across the nation, the Veterans Affairs Department announced Tuesday. "Every day throughout the year, VA plays a vital role...

OELWEIN – Paul Schmitz, local funeral director with funeral homes in Oelwein, Maynard, Arlington, Winthrop, and Hazleton, received his Licensed Funeral Director 40 year pin from the Iowa Funeral Directors Association at the Iowa State Funeral Directors Convention held at...

Lee will allow green burials at Fairmount Cemetery, which could begin as early as July 1, joining a growing number of Berkshire towns offering eco-friendly burial options LEE - Joan Angelo, a retired hospice nurse, has seen a lot of...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Stories are at the heart of the memorial garden at Bo's Place. The building, with its red brick entryway, tall trees, basketball court, and patio, was intentionally designed on the outside to look almost like two...

Human composting is now legal in Georgia. With the passing of Senate Bill 241, Georgia just became the 13th state in the nation to legalize this green burial alternative This process, also known as terramation, will officially be available in...

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One of the most devastating aspects of child loss is the overwhelming feeling that NOTHING makes sense anymore and that I have absolutely NO control. Choosing helpful habits and actions gives me a way to regain dominion over a tiny...