Albert Einstein died of heart failure, April 18th, 1955. Just two days later, on April 20th, his body was cremated in ‘strict privacy” at the Ewing Cemetery … [Read more...]
Celebrity Cremations: Isadora Duncan
The date has come and gone, but May 27th, 2018 is the birthday of Isadora Duncan. Born in San Francisco in 1877, she became a world famous choreographer, … [Read more...]
Survivor Tales: Sandy Aftermath, Lighthouse in the Storm
We sold a solid bronze lighthouse cremation urn to a client in Long Beach, NY who is trying to rebuild her life and refurbish her home in the aftermath of … [Read more...]
Remembering Haley
Our town suffered a blow last week when an Amber Alert was issued for 10 year old Haley Owens. Alert neighbors witnessed the kidnapping and reported the … [Read more...]
Marjorie Sims RIP
Marjorie Sims was an inspiration. At 90 she still managed her rental business, drove and came to the fitness center every day to swim. She always had a purse … [Read more...]
Father’s Day and the Circle of Life
Father's Day is quickly approaching and for those whose dads are no longer alive, a sadness is cast over the day. My father died unexpectedly in 2001 at the … [Read more...]
Making Amends With My Father
On this Father's Day weekend, my father is much on my mind — oddly, because that wasn't the case when he was among the breathing, and I haven't thought much … [Read more...]
Weeping Cherry Tree Memorial
In The Mailbox: One of our clients sent a nice note thanking us for our assistance and the recommendation of a Weeping Cherry for a tree dedication. The Weeping … [Read more...]
Expressing Sympathy in the Digital Age
The digital age has given most people the freedom to say whatever they want, whenever they choose. When something good -- or bad -- happens, you can let … [Read more...]
Cardinal Nation Mourns Stan Musial
The Stan Musial bronze statue outside Busch Stadium in St. Louis has become a memorial as Cardinal fans mourn the loss of Stan the Man Musial. In addition to … [Read more...]