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Choosing the Right Funeral Keepsake to Honor Your Loved One
Need some funeral keepsake ideas? If you are looking for something a little special as a funeral keepsake to remember those loved ones who have now departed, look no further than the ideas that are provided in this article.
Submitted 08/16/08.
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Cremation Jewelry - So You Never Forget
Cremation jewelry is a unique way in which to remember a loved one. This type of jewelry is used as a personal memorial, because it features a tiny compartment to conceal your loved one's remains so that they can travel with you at all times.
Submitted 08/12/08.
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Choosing the Perfect Cat Urn: Remembering Your Feline Friend
Perhaps you want something that is a little more unique than a normal, simple wooden box for your pet's remains. By carrying out a little research on the Internet, you will soon find that there is a wide range of unique cat urns available today.
Submitted 08/09/08.
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When Everybody Else Is Getting Crazy, Get Quiet!
Humans seem to have up and down cycles of which they are not aware. When you are in crisis, consider this, rather than freaking out and letting the crisis 'take hold', look around, listen, and pay attention to what others are experiencing.
Submitted 08/07/08, edited 08/07/08.
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How to Write an Obituary
When referring to an obituary, you should be aware that the term 'death notice' is also used, but there is a difference. An obituary is a basic announcement that a person has died. This article is all about how to write an obituary.
Submitted 07/27/08.
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How to Handle a Death
Decisions for death care have personal and financial impact and should be made with as much information as possible. The death care process is determined by both state statutes and instructions from the deceased (or next-of-kin).
Submitted 07/26/08.
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How to Write an Obituary in 4 Easy Steps
If you are given the task of writing an obituary, you might be hard-pressed to know how to write one that is eloquent enough to address your message, without insulting people. Here are 4 simple steps on how to write an effective obituary.
Submitted 07/25/08.
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It is Crazy Not to Grieve: Coping with Pet Loss
I don't think of myself as a crazy person when it comes to my dogs. Still, when we had to put our 12-1/2-year-old Airedale Terrier down, I did feel compelled to mark his passing with a little ceremony for our family.
Submitted 07/24/08, edited 07/24/08.
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Pet Memorials and Cemeteries around the World
For centuries, people from around the world have honored pets upon their death and buried their beloved friends in pet cremation urns or pet cemeteries, which are not new to history. This article describes a few such facilities.
Submitted 07/23/08.
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Cremation or Burial - Carbon Emissions and the Green Effect
Cremation is becoming popular. Many funeral homes and cemeteries support 'green burials', which don't use harmful chemicals. Many use biodegradable caskets. But which one of these is more environmentally friendly? The answer might surprise you.
Submitted 07/23/08.
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Sending Funeral Flowers - The Religious Connotations
Receiving flowers lifts the spirits. The sending of sympathy flowers helps the recipient come to terms with grief, and the gesture of someone taking the time to send flowers promotes healing of the emotions. Here are some guidelines.
Submitted 07/23/08.
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Settling the Estate of a Deceased Loved One
It can be easy to lose track of the business of wrapping up personal affairs and settling a deceased loved one's estate. Here are some tips to help get through this difficult time and ensure that the surviving family members are prepared.
Submitted 07/22/08.
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Manslaughter - Guilty by Definition
As a nurse, I had witnessed some weird and wonderful things. Occasionally, one of them stands out as significant. I once went to Australia with a working visa. What happened here would alter my perception of life and what nursing was all about.
Submitted 07/21/08.
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The Role of Funerals in Today's Society
There are many tasks and arrangements that need to be settled following a death. Therefore, it is vital for family members and close friends of the deceased to provide support for each other and help out in whatever way they can.
Submitted 07/21/08.
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How to Write a Eulogy: The Basics
Writing and delivering a first rate eulogy is essential. This article will outline the main points to consider when writing a eulogy that will honor someone's passing in a thoughtful and effective manner.
Submitted 07/17/08.
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Religious Perspectives of Death
Each religion has its own take on death, and this perspective is often what gives people the ability to get through the loss of their loved ones and still have a zest for life. However, it does not mean that the loss of a loved one will be easy.
Submitted 07/16/08.
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Coping with the Tragedy of Suicide
Dealing with the loss of a loved one whose death was a result of suicide is very challenging. In addition to the immense feelings of loss and sadness, you may also be experiencing shock, blame, anger, and trouble understanding what went wrong.
Submitted 07/15/08.
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Eulogy Writing: The Origins of Funeral Eulogy Poems
Whether used in a speech, obituary, or epitaph, eulogies and elegies are beautiful ways to find the beauty in sadness, the laudation in mournful observance. The two distinct literary styles have a long and surprising history.
Submitted 07/14/08.
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Online Memorials: A Loved One's Story in a Virtual World
So much can be learned by reading someone's obituary, but that sometimes only scratches the service of how a person lived, what he or she loved, and how much he or she was loved. An online memorial can help keep a memory alive.
Submitted 07/10/08.
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How to Preserve Memories of Pets via Artistic Pet Urns
People are adopting more creative ways to preserve the memory of their beloved pets. Many are seeking ways that they can honor their cherished friends with artistic pet memorials that blend with the home and are eco-friendly.
Submitted 07/09/08.
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