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How Eco-Friendly Cremation Benefits the Environment

In our previous post on eco-friendly cremation, we discussed how new cremation techniques can be a better option for those whose loved ones were environmentally conscious. Many people are unclear on the benefits of this alternative method of cremation. The concept behind “green” cremation (which is how many people refer to it) is that many…

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Options for eco-friendly cremation

In this day and age where natural resources, carbon footprints, and our impact on the environment have become such important concerns, the topic of eco-friendly cremation has also seen a rise in interest. Currently, there are two general forms of cremation that fall under the heading of eco-friendly, and a cremation alternative that is even…

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The quick checklist of cremation arrangements

Though it may not be pleasant to think about, there will come a time when most of us have to start the process of planning a memorial service for a loved one. If you find yourself facing this tragic situation and are not sure what to do next, this list will help guide you through…

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Respectful cremation services for veterans

Those that have served our Great Nation deserve the utmost respect upon their passing. It is with a heavy heart loved ones must commit their beloved deceased to ground. One must take into account the deceased’s final wishes, and if cremation is the option you and your family have chosen, rest assured your loved one…

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Seven methods of cremation ash scattering

People often wonder about the best methods for scattering ashes after a cremation. If your loved one has expressed a desire to have their remains scattered in lieu of a traditional burial, the following methods of ash scattering may help you plan a meaningful tribute to the departed. Casting ashes: This refers to simply tossing…

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A changing society is leading more people to make cremation plans

The Cremation Association of North America reports that more than 40 percent of all funerals now include cremation. That’s a sharp increase from 1960, when a mere three percent of all funerals involved cremation. Several things have led to more people making cremation plans than in years past, and there’s no sign this trend is…

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Low-cost cremation options help advance medical research

For many families, the death of a loved one can create a financial hardship due to the cost of a funeral or end-of-life medical bills. Others may have no life insurance or cash available to provide the deceased with an elaborate memorial service. If you’re in this situation, you should know that there are low-cost…

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Cremations on the rise: Best practices for ash scattering

One out of two individuals in the United States now prefers cremation over burial, according to statistics outlined in Josh Sanburn’s “The New American Way of Death.” As cremation has become a popular alternative to traditional burial, there are many different ways to honor the cremains of a loved one. Deciding on the proper and…

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A unique cremation ash-scattering location: The Holy Land

Choosing the right ash-scattering location for your loved one can be a difficult decision. In order to make that choice easier, a new company called Holy Land Ash Scattering is offering their services to families. This firm will take an individual’s remains and scatter them in a location that is ripe in Biblical history. Remains…

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Veteran’s cremation can include spreading cremains at sea

Families of veterans are often aware of some of the funeral homes Kansas City, MO benefits that are available to veterans, including an American flag, burial funds, and military graveside rites. Those who choose to be cremated may not know that their cremain can be spread at sea free of charge by the United States…

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