Thoughts on Cremation
Cremations, Funerals, Life, Death and Everything In Between
Cremation Popularity Is Growing
Cremation Popularity Is Growing! According to the 2018 National Funeral Directors Associate Cremation and Burial Report, increasing numbers of families are choosing cremation over burial. The national and local trends are unmistakable and irrefutable. The reasons behind the relative increase in cremation are primarily cost and convenience. Cremation is simply less expensive and provides many…
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Travel Insurance Makes Good Cents!
Be Kind. Be Responsible. Purchasing your pre-need funeral/cremation arrangements is one of the kindest and most financially responsible things you can do for your family. Not only do you lock in the cost of your funeral/cremation at today’s prices (rather than future inflated and higher prices), you help your loved ones’ cope with your passing…
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“I Can’t Afford To Die!!”
I Can’t Afford To Die! I have heard too many people tell me that they cannot afford to die because of funeral costs. What are typical funeral costs? According to experts, a funeral in South Florida, including burial plot, funeral home, casket and miscellaneous items can run as much as $10,000 per person. For…
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Don’t Leave The Dead Behind
Don’t Leave The Dead Behind One of the strongest human instincts is to take our dead with us when we move from one place to another. Our instincts are simple. We don’t want our ancestors to be by themselves or forgotten. If we have to move, we still want to be able to visit…
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“If today was your last day | And tomorrow was too late” Last Day Of Life
If Today Were Your Last Day of Life Chad Robert Turton (a/k/a Chad Kroeger) wrote a song that asked the seemingly simple, yet incredibly complex, question on behalf of the Canadian rock group Nickelback: What would you do “…if today were your last day and tomorrow was too late?” Every time I hear these words…
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Cremation and the Baptist Church – Ashes to Ashes
Baptist Cremation While cremation is an individual choice, and not all Baptists want to be cremated, there are no major leadership bodies that an Baptist cremation. To the extent that a funeral service is held, cremation may take place either before or after the funeral service. The late Reverend Billy Graham, verified that cremation is an…
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“How Lucky I Am To Have Something That Makes Saying Goodbye So Hard.” Winnie The Pooh.
It’s Painful To Say Goodbye Most people don’t realize how much effort it takes to write something that is simple yet meaningful. Yet, the author of Winnie the Pooh, A.A. Miline, was able to communicate the meaning a message that readers at any age could understand. That is one of love, friendship, responsibility and profound…
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Cremation and Roman Catholics – Ashes to Ashes
The Roman Catholic Church Allows Cremation Since 1963, the Vatican has allowed Roman Catholics to choose cremation as an acceptable option. As recently as 2016, the Roman Catholic Church reaffirmed its support for cremation, specifying legitimate situations, such as sanitary, economic or social considerations. But, cremation is not acceptable if it is an expression of…
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