With National Pet Memorial Day approaching on September 9th, you may be looking for ways to honor your beloved pet. At Peaceful Pastures Pet Cemetery, we know that the death of a pet is a devastating experience that all pet owners have or will have to endure. Below, we have put together some suggestions for how you can pay tribute to your beloved pet. Continue reading
Caring for a loved one’s gravesite is a way to respect and honor the deceased, as well as a way to reflect on the times you had together. Many people visit the grave of their family members and friends to talk to them and reminisce. Why not make the most of your time there and clean up the gravesite? We’ve put together a few tips on how to maintain a burial site. Continue reading
Throughout your life, you’ve probably saved dozens of boxes that contained important information. Whether financial statements for tax purposes or other personal records, you surely thought, one day, they’ll be useful.
It’s better to be safe, rather than sorry, in terms of keeping paperwork. However, problems can arise when you need immediate access to a specific document in the event of an emergency. Continue reading
Whenever you think of the special occasions where it’s expected that a photographer will be present to capture photos, a wedding, graduation or anniversary party is likely to come to mind. Continue reading
The BEINHAUER CAREGIVER EXCELLENCE AWARD for May was presented to Karen Miyares, a retired clinical social worker, and current Hospice and Palliative Care volunteer at Family Hospice.
Immediately after the loss of a loved one, it’s normal to have a million thoughts racing through your head. From trying to figure out the right place to host the funeral, to thinking about how life will ever continue without your parent, spouse, sibling or child. Continue reading
We hope to see you at Peters Twp. Community on June 30th! Visit our photo booth and benefit Rachel’s Challenge!
Whenever a loved one dies, it’s helpful to receive emotional support from friends and coworkers to ease an otherwise difficult time. Celebrating the individual’s life, and the impact he or she had on others, can help a family move on from the death and get back to their daily routines. Continue reading