by Renaissance Funeral Home | Oct 18, 2021 | Grief
In most religions and cultures, there is a spoken or unspoken duty to honor your parents. Because most parents care about their children, it makes sense that as we grow, we would learn to care for them in return. When a mother or father passes away, it can feel like a...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Oct 15, 2021 | Blog, Grief
Entire article reposted with permission from Dr. Pamela Prince Pyle as published in the Epoch Times September 21, 2021 Perspective on Death is a Good Thing to Gain Perspective on Death Is a Good Thing to Gain Working with terminally ill patients provides unique...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Oct 12, 2021 | Grief
When someone close to you passes on, the grief can feel overwhelming. One of the ways to work through pain is by expressing your feelings through art. If you enjoy creative arts, let your abilities shine by creating a memorial. Or hire an artist to commemorate your...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Jun 15, 2021 | Grief
Palliative care is specialized medical care for people living with an illness that affects their quality of life, such as cancer or heart failure. It includes care for an individual’s spiritual, emotional, and physical struggles. Anyone with a severe medical condition...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Jun 3, 2021 | Funeral Prep, Grief
You may wonder what to say when someone dies. If you are attending a funeral, you want your words to comfort the family. What can you say to help ease their pain? Is there a magic combination of words or phrases that will make a difference for them as they struggle...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | May 3, 2021 | Grief
When someone dies, the depth of the loved ones’ sorrow is difficult to fathom. “My condolences” is an expression acknowledging the pain others experience in a loss. The word “condolences” meaning shows understanding and sympathy that someone is suffering in...
