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Funeral Alternatives, When Gatherings Are Not Possible
February 27, 2021
Traditional funerals meet many of our needs at the time we’re saying goodbye to the one we love. These traditions honor the person who died, while at the same time supporting those of us who have experienced the loss.
Because large public gatherings are not possible at this time, we have suggestions for some alternative ways that families can say goodbye to their loved ones and continue to meet some of these needs.
You can read more about ways to deal with this by downloading the Highmark Caring Place's resource - Download Alternative Ways
For more information or resources visit Highmark Caring Place, www.highmarkcaringplace.com
“I knew that I wanted to be a funeral director since the 6th grade.”
For many people, not being able to talk with friends and family who have died is a part of their ongoing grief.
Let’s start off by explaining that a labyrinth is a meandering curved path, with a single route from the outer edge that leads to the center.
Parthemore Funeral Home & Cremation Services is pleased to welcome Ashley Mann, licensed funeral director, to the staff.
Gilbert A. “Gibby” Parthemore has been named Supervisor of Parthemore Funeral Home & Cremation Services.
Carter’s public disclosure has really opened up the conversation about issues surrounding death and end-of-life care.
How to Make Your Loved Ones’ Lives Easier and Your Own Life More Pleasant. The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning: How to Make Your Loved Ones’ Lives Easier and Your Own Life More Pleasant.
We need to be careful that our pursuit of convenience doesn’t erode the meaning and purpose of the funeral experience.
The Parthemore Family would like to thank everyone who attended services, sent condolences and reached out to us. The memories that you shared and your kindness will help us as we mourn the loss of Gil. We pledge to continue his legacy of serving our community.
Gil’s grandsons Gibby and Garrison paid tribute to their “Pap” during his funeral service. Each of them shared some of the many ways that Gil made a difference in their lives and those of other community members. Here are some excerpts of their eulogies.
