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The Importance Of An End Of Life Conversation With Your Loved One

Most people do not like the idea of discussing death and avoid talking about it as much as possible. It makes many people uncomfortable and stressed out. However, having an end of life conversation...
By David Tindall
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Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Modern Ways to Memorialize a Loved One

If you are dealing with a loved one's death, it can become difficult to move away from your grief and come to terms with the loss. However, you want to say goodbye to your loved one in a very memor...
By David Tindall
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Monday, September 14, 2020

Cremation vs. Burial Costs

Cost is a very important factor to consider when you are planning a funeral. Even the most basic funerals can cost a lot of money, which can be difficult to manage if you’ve recently lost an earnin...
By David Tindall
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Monday, August 24, 2020

How to Support a Grieving Friend?

It is never easy to watch a loved one struggle with grief. You want to help them but also want to give them their space. At Tindall Funeral Home, we always encourage friends to provide a strong sup...
By David Tindall
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Wednesday, August 12, 2020

Helping Children With the Death of a Parent

Loss of a parent can be traumatic for children, especially if they are young and still heavily dependent on their support. Parents are a vital part of a child’s world so losing one of them can caus...
By David Tindall
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Thursday, July 23, 2020

Ways to Personalize a Loved One’s Gravesite

The gravesite is a physical reminder of the person you lost. It can offer a great deal of comfort to family and friends left behind. You can visit it and spend some time by it to find some solace. ...
By David Tindall
In Our Blogs
Friday, July 10, 2020

Personalizing A Funeral With Unique Song Selections

Today, families that plan funerals for a loved one who has passed prefer not to follow traditional practices. They prefer something more casual, which reflects their loved one's likes and dislikes ...
By David Tindall
In Our Blogs
Wednesday, June 24, 2020
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Coping with the Loss of a Pet

Pets are our most loyal companions and losing them can be a big shock to the system. It feels like losing a beloved member of the family, which means grieving is natural. At Tindall Funeral Home, w...

4 Tips for Explaining Death to a Child

Children are smarter than most people assume. They have the ability to understand complex concepts and show a surprising amount of empathy towards others. At Tindall Funeral Home, we know that adul...

How to Plan A Meaningful Memorial Service

Traditional funerals with their straightforward structures and age-old ceremonies offer a great deal of comfort to grieving individuals, especially if they are spiritual or religious. However, some...

Top Tips on Staying Safe in Public During the Pandemic

The COVID-19 issue has become a global problem, and it poses a significant threat to people's health and lives as well. This contagious disease can be disastrous if the person isn't treated on...

Grief Amid The Pandemic: How To Show Love And Support Through Social Distancing

A global pandemic is a very stressful situation, especially for people dealing with mental health issues or grief. They need direct support and compassion, which can be difficult to provide when yo...

5 Advantages Of Urn Vaults

If a loved one has passed and you are considering cremation, you'd have to determine whether you will be burying the ashes or keeping them somewhere else. Regardless of what you plan to do, you may...

Lost a Pet? How to Help Your Other Pets Grieve

Losing a pet is difficult for the entire family, including other pets. Unfortunately, many pet owners aren’t aware that their other furry companions also experience a sense of loss and need special...