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Finding a shady, final resting spot in Minnesota

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An eagle squawked, woodpeckers pecked and geese honked near Fish Lake as if to welcome Joni Schramm to her special tree.
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Loss, Grief, and Resilience

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Loss, Grief, and Resilience Source: AAMFT / Used with permission by Froma Walsh, Ph.D.
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Grief in the workplace Survey: Employers should recognize needs of workers

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Newsday Staff Returning to work after the death of a loved one can cripple employees' well-being if companies ignore their needs, which may derail the careers of young professionals and spur them to search for more accommodating workplaces, according to ...
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The pandemic changed death rituals, including growing movement for green burials

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The pandemic changed attitudes toward - and practices for -deaths, funerals and burials more than any time in decades.
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When I die, 'do something'

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Linda Stuart is a 'celebrant,' out of Toronto, Canada.
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5 Signs You're Dealing With Unresolved Grief

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Feeling stuck in the grieving process?
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The “Cost of Death”: 15 Funeral Costs Families Should Prepare For

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A loved one passing away is one of the most difficult experiences anyone will go through.
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Social Security's death benefit has been $255 since 1954. Some senators want to change that

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Social Security may provide a one-time $255 death benefit to your loved ones when you die.
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Tester Secures More Than $2.7 Million in Funding to Expand Montana State Veterans Cemetery at Fort Harrison

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(Big Sandy, Mont.) – Following his sustained efforts to ensure Montana veterans are properly memorialized close to home, U.S.
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Startups Look To Streamline Tasks Around Death And End-of-Life Planning

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Earlier this week, we wrote about what startups are doing to help us live longer.
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Children handle grief differently from adults, and from each other, experts say

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By Jennifer Fernandez When Max Binker was 10 years old, he woke up on a spring day in 2017 to a heartbreaking reality.
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Fall River's Hathaway Home for Funerals: How an old family business adapts to modern life

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FALL RIVER — William Hathaway Jr.
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How to Parent Through Grief | Psychology Today

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[Grief](/us/basics/grief) How to Parent Through Grief A Personal Perspective: Parents need tools to navigate parenting while grieving.
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Gunderson Funeral Home: A century of compassion

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For more than 100 years, Gunderson Funeral Home has been serving families as they go through some of their hardest moments.
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NJ cemetery lets you save the planet after you die

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One NJ cemetery specializes in green burials There is no embalming Only biodegradable shrouds and caskets are used WOODBINE - Have you ever thought about giving your loved one a green or a natural burial?
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Several new laws to take effect Saturday in Arizona

September 13, 2024
For Star subscribers: A pile of new laws passed in Arizona could eventually play a role in where you live, what food you buy and even whether you get tickets Facebook Twitter Email Print Copy article link Howard Fischer PHOENIX - You may not notice ...
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