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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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Grieving the dead is complicated.

September 04, 2024
— Here’s how you can help someone experiencing lossBy Reena Advani and Michel MartinAnnie Sklaver Orenstein was 25 when her brother Ben was killed while serving in Afghanistan.She found solace in writing about him and others who have lost siblings.
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