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Coping With An Unexpected Death

Sudden death may be devastating for the decedent's friends and family. It leaves behind a feeling of disbelief, which gradually turns into regret, sorrow, irritation, and other emotions. Since ever...
By David Tindall
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Tuesday, May 17, 2022

Can I Scatter Cremated Remains On My Own Property?

As more individuals choose cremation as their disposition method, the cremation rate in the country is quickly rising. According to Statista, America’s average cremation rate was 56.1% in 2020 and ...
By David Tindall
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Friday, April 29, 2022

Can I Rent A Casket For A Ceremony/Gathering Before Cremation?

As funeral prices continue to escalate, there are times when families look for cost-cutting measures. The casket is one of the most expensive components of traditional funerals. Even if the family ...
By David Tindall
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Monday, April 18, 2022

Do I Have To Use A Burial Vault For Burial?

Numerous bereaved people choose to bury their dear one's ashes in graves. However, as we have seen at Tindall Funeral Home, many individuals have no idea that they'll need to buy a burial vault. B...
By David Tindall
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Thursday, March 31, 2022

Dealing with Unresolved Grief

For the majority of us, mourning is a period of sadness and discomfort that progressively subsides as we come to terms with our experience and move forward. Grief is the feeling of reaching for som...
By David Tindall
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Wednesday, March 23, 2022

Can I “Split” Cremated Remains Into More Than One Urn?

Do you need to split the remains of a deceased loved one? You certainly can! There are several regulations governing ash spreading, but none governing ash division. Following a loved one's crematio...
By David Tindall
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Tuesday, March 1, 2022

Are All Caskets The Same Size?

At Tindall Funeral Home, most clients question whether all caskets are of the same dimension. The answer to it is no. A standard-sized one would generally work fine should you need it for a decease...
By David Tindall
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Friday, February 18, 2022
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Ambiguous Grief And How To Deal With It

Human beings are capable of experiencing sadness in various ways and for different causes. The most easily understood type of grief is induced by losing a loved one. Death is final; those grieving ...

5 Interesting Facts About Cremation

Cremation is becoming an increasingly popular method of disposition over traditional burial in recent times. People from different faiths and religions are taking an interest in it. We at Tindall F...

Comfort Food Ideas For The Grieving

When someone is grieving, the last thing on their mind is food. In times of acute grief, it is very typical to skip meals or consume lesser quantities, affecting the mourning person's phy...

Managing Grief During The Holidays

Happy family, delectable food, and exquisitely wrapped presents make holidays cheerful and amazing, but not always. If you have recently lost a dear one, navigating this period may be quite di...

Making Sense of Intense Emotions

Life is full of lovely and inspiring things, but it is also full of loss. The loss of a loved one might elicit strong feelings of melancholy. At Tindall Funeral Home, we have seen that bereavement ...

Creating New Family Traditions After A Loss

The death of a close family member or friend may shake up a person's support system and sense of security. Even if you anticipate the death of a parent, grandparent, or some family member due ...

How To Talk To Your Loved One's About Your Final Wishes

While virtually everybody agrees on the critical nature of revealing one's ultimate wishes, only approximately 1 in 5 individuals will ever communicate with their loved ones. After completing your ...