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funeral director with hands crossed - the difference between full service and basic cremation
By Beinhauer Funeral 01 Apr, 2023
Explore the differences between full-service & simple cremation at Beinhauer Funeral Homes. Find compassionate, personalized care that fits your budget.
bouquet of flowers
By Beinhauer Funeral 01 Apr, 2023
Discover the benefits of pre-planning and pre-paying for your funeral. Ensure peace of mind and financial security for your loved ones. Click to learn more!
person playing piano - 25 best funeral songs
By Beinhauer Funeral 24 Mar, 2023
We’ve put together a list of 25 of the most popular funeral songs to help you find the perfect music for your loved one, no matter their style.
how to write a thank you note
By Beinhauer Funeral 27 Jan, 2020
Good funeral thank you notes don't have to be long but should be written from the heart. Learn the importance of a thank you note and how to write one here
empty vase on dresser - what to consider when choosing cremation
By Beinhauer Funeral 20 Sep, 2019
If you are considering cremation as part of your end-of-life plan, there are a variety of things to consider when making your decision for yourself or a loved one. Cremation can be an excellent option for those who do not want all the services that typically come with a funeral and want only to be cremated. Others can choose to have the traditional visitation and funeral service followed by cremation.
person doing up tie - what to wear to a funeral
By Beinhauer Funeral 26 Jun, 2019
A funeral is a somber occasion, therefore it is important to be aware of tradition and cultural expectations when you decide what you are going to wear to a funeral or memorial service. It’s important, because in some societies, certain colors mean celebration while here in the United States, we may not associate it with a funeral. Read on so that you can make an informed decision the next time you attend a funeral. The last thing you want to do is worry about your clothing after the death of a friend or a loved one.
person clasping hands together - what to say to a friend after losing a pet
By Beinhauer Funeral 24 Jun, 2019
Losing a pet is a challenging and painful experience. If you know someone who has recently lost a pet, you may be trying to figure out the best way to be supportive, especially if you never experienced this or never owned a pet before. Because pet deaths can be traumatic for your friend, you may be struggling to find a way to help them through their grief.
american flag - veterans benefits you may not know about
By Beinhauer Funeral 04 Jun, 2019
While veterans know about the many education and healthcare benefits available to them through the Department of Veterans Affairs: Tricare and the GI Bill, there are numerous other benefits available to veterans and their families. Many of these unknown benefits can help ease the financial burden of medical care and funeral expenses.
veteran cemetery - veterans burial benefits
By Beinhauer Funeral 23 May, 2019
At Beinhauer Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, we believe the men and women who have served our nation deserve the same dedication and respect in return. We have gathered some information about Veteran’s Burial Benefits to help ensure families understand the options and resources that are available for their loved one’s funeral arrangements.
person looking out a window - starting a new year after grief
By Beinhauer Funeral 03 May, 2019
Starting over after the death of a loved one can be difficult, but it is important to keep in mind that self-care is an essential part of the grieving process. To help you make a fresh start and focus on self-care, we have put together a list of a few things you can do to get started.
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