When you’ve spent years paying into a life insurance policy, you expect that your family will be protected against financial hardship should something happen to you. Indeed, many of us never think that a claim on our policy will ever be denied especially when you are dealing with so much such as planning a funeral. […]
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Ann A. Kaczorowski was born in the small coal town of Ford City, Pennsylvania on May 21, 1913. She was a mother, a grandmother and a great grandmother. She was a strong lady who overcame many hardships during her lifetime. She was a successful woman in an era and a time when women struggled for
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When you have already made the mutual decision to move your elderly relative from their own home into care accommodation, you will have also decided that you want to find the best housing option possible that has the highest benefits for your family member. Family members that are looking at housing options for older individuals
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It can be hard to know what to do when someone you know, particular when that someone is a man, is grieving. The process of grieving is often associated with the loss of a loved one, but grief actually encompasses a lot more than that. “Grief comes as a result of any change that requires
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Close By Me Cremation Jewelry Do you want to scatter your loved one’s cremated remains, but feel you need to keep some close to you? Have you looked into keepsake urns or cremation jewelry, but haven’t found the piece that is elegant and feel you could wear daily? We would like you to consider making
My family was always very proud of my brother, Dennis. I can always remember growing up from a very early age that he was going to be a pilot. His passion was always flying and anything to do with aviation. He served in the U.S. Air Force and California Air National Guard as a fighter
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Moreen Le Fleming Ehly died peacefully in the early morning hours of December 26, 2012 at her home in Lake Forest, CA. She was 83. Moreen was born March 16, 1929 in Heliopolis, Egypt, the third daughter of Edward Ralph and Irene Louise Le Fleming. Though she spent her earliest years in London, the
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Adventurous, passionate, and absolute fun are words frequently used to describe Mo Cruikshank. After growing up in Santa Barbara she worked for the FBI in San Francisco and later became a flight attendant traveling the world. Mo was just as intense with her hobbies as she was with work: golfing, gambling, tennis, camping and fishing.
“June Gloom” and “May Grey” are caused by a Catalina Eddy. This phenomenon gets it’s name from Catalina Island, the Channel Island Closest to the L.A Basin. A Catalina Eddy can develop any time of year, but it is most prominent April to September and peaks in June, hence the term “June Gloom”.During these months,
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Grief Support In this blog we will attempt to offer some grief support. I am not a grief counselor, or therapist. What I am sharing is information I have read about grief support over the years of working with the families we serve. What is grief? Grief is a natural response to loss. It is