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- Host a Celebration of Life Service. Celebration of life services have been gaining in popularity across the country. These events are less formal than a traditional funeral.
- Plan a New Orleans Jazz Funeral. What most people do not realize is that a New Orleans Jazz Funeral isn’t all about people dancing through the streets with umbrellas while a jazz band blasts out uplifting tunes.
- Have Your Cremains Made into Fireworks. You read that statement correctly. After you die, you could have your cremated remains made into a firework. In your end-of-life plans, you could ask your survivors to shoot off the firework during your (outdoor) funeral.
- Choose Happy Funeral Songs. When most people think of funeral songs, they think of dirges or slow hymns. They think of bagpipes playing “Amazing Grace” or “Abide With Me.”
- “Sometime” by May Riley Smith. Perhaps you feel that the death of your loved one was the result of a senseless tragedy, leaving you wondering why bad things happen to good people.
- “Courage” by Jane Sayre. Sometimes people select a funeral poem based on the habits or hobbies of those who died. This poem describes life through the act of weaving.
- “Evening” by Charles Simic. Although this may not necessarily be a “happy” funeral poem, it is one about peace and simplicity. The central stanza of this poem says,
- “Kinship” by Mamie Roehrig. Those who are comforted with the idea of Heaven will enjoy this poem by Mamie Roehrig. The speaker in the poem speaks of feeling sorrow, but then . . .
4 days ago · Jul 22, 2024, 05:00 PM. Mr Simon Boas, who wrote a candid account of living with cancer, passed away on July 15 at the age of 47. In a recent BBC interview, the former aid worker told the reporter ...
Located in the heart of Columbus, Ohio, Epstein Memorial Chapel serves as a pillar of strength and compassion for families navigating the loss of a loved one. Our unique blend of traditional values with modern conveniences ensures every family receives the care and respect they deserve.
Our staff has experience planning a variety of funeral services and can assist your family in honoring your loved one no matter your personal preference, budget, culture, or religion. We pride ourselves on serving the Columbus community and surrounding areas with compassion, dignity, and respect.
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