Parents wonder why their children aren’t around to help them to plan for their funeral. Children don’t want to think of a parent being anywhere except at home where they can be found when they decide to visit. Like life insurance, children depend on an insurance agent and a funeral director to talk to parents and plan for their departure. For parents who do consult with both of the above, they’ve done a wonderful thing. Most grown children don’t have the money to pay for their parent’s funeral, and they hope there’s enough life insurance to take care of it if their parent didn’t stop in at the funeral home.
Getting Through Grief
Grief is a horrible thing, and it seems like it will never end. Trying to get through each day without a loved one who passed away is awful. This is what the memorial funeral service is all about. Loved ones, friends and acquaintances meet at the funeral home and remember days gone by, growing up with the person who passed away and all the silly things they did when they were young. The grieving process has begun and the remembrances discovered during a Memorial Service in Milford, OH is exactly what’s needed by everyone in attendance.
Remembering the Departed
Celebrating the life of the departed person by having dinner after the funeral is an exceptional way to honor a loved one. People like to prepare their special foods and bring them to a hall or even the funeral home for all to enjoy. The Memorial Service in Milford, OH is meant to help those who are grieving to realize their strength and that their loved one would be happy with the way they’ve handled everything. It’s a compassionate way of saying “Goodbye” to a dear loved one and having a good feeling about it upon leaving the cemetery.
Cremation or Traditional Funeral
Whether a loved one planned or they didn’t, Dodds Memorials will help family members decide on the type of stone memorial they want, from bench types to standard style memorials in many colors. There are also cremation memorials, including urns that can be discussed with the memorial consultant. The website contains a photo gallery of stones available. It also has information on pre-planning and a “contact us” link for assistance.
