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  • How to Get Flags Presented at Funerals for the Military

    The presentation of a United States flag at a service member's or veteran's funeral is part of a ceremony called "military funeral honors." Arranging for military honors at a loved one's funeral...

  • How to Clean Rust Stains From Granite Headstones

    Few things can be as important in life as keeping alive the memories and experiences you have had with loved ones, even after they have passed on. Headstones serve as memorials to our deceased...

  • How to Put Down Your Dog

    It is one of the saddest things to have to do in life; put down your loved dog. There are so many things to consider when putting your dog to sleep. If you are in need of advice in this...

  • Differences Between Vaults and Safes

    A vault and a safe do have one thing in common: They are designed to store things. However, there are some differences that distinguish one from the other.

  • Burial Laws in Florida

    Cemeteries are places where we go to commemorate our passed-away relatives and friends. Florida has numerous known, unknown, unofficial and abandoned cemeteries and burial sites inside its state...

  • The History of Grave Markers

    The history of stone grave markers goes back thousands of years. The Greeks and Romans used stone monuments to honor the dead and prevent graves from being disturbed. In America, gravestone...

  • The Effects of Acid Rain on Cemetery Stones

    According to Jonathan Appell of New England Cemetery Services, acid rain is the fastest growing destructive force affecting cemeteries today. When left unchecked, acid rain can completely destroy...

  • The Effects of Witnessing the Violent Death of a Loved One

    Grief, despair and a deep sense of loss accompany the death of a loved one under any circumstances. When a person witnesses the violent death of someone she cares about, the emotional turmoil...

  • SSI Death Benefits

    The Social Security Administration makes a one time payment of $255 at the time of a person's death. There are guidelines and acceptance policies that must be met before the death benefit payment...

  • How to Plan for an Indigent Burial

    If you or a loved one is in the process of dying, and you have no money, and no insurance, then consider contacting your county for an indigent burial. Most families who are in a crisis, don’t...

  • How to Change a Gravestone

    A gravestone is a monument that is placed on the grave of a deceased loved one. Changing a gravestone can be a lengthy process, involving decisions from the lettering to the type of stone used....

  • About Children & the Death of a Loved One

    The loss of a loved one is very difficult at any age. Young children may not fully understand the permanence of death and may have questions when faced with the loss of a loved one. However, you...

  • How to Clean Old Cemetery Stones

    Whether visiting gravestones is a hobby or caring for those of loved ones is a responsibility, there are a few simple steps that should be taken to ensure that cemetery stones are cleaned and...

  • How to Evaluate Funeral Insurance or Burial Insurance

    The idea of pre-planning end-of-life decisions and buying funeral insurance or plans is not new. With funeral costs in the $10,000 and higher range, it may be worth your time to evaluate. If you...

  • How to Plan a Funeral For Your Loved One

    Information to help you plan and prepare for a funeral after the loss of a loved one.

  • How to Avoid the High Cost of Funerals

    Funeral costs for one person can easily run $8,000... NOT INCLUDING a burial plot, gravestone or flowers. When decisions about funerals are not made ahead of time, survivors are faced with...

  • How to Deal and Cope With The Death of a Loved One

    Probably the worst feeling in the world is the loss of someone we love. It is absolutely heartbreaking and many time difficult to deal. But, death does not always have to be a time of mourning,...

  • Guide to Reading Egyptian Book of the Dead

    It is the stuff of Hollywood films like "The Mummy." An ancient book is found---but must never be read, or else terrible catastrophes will befall the world. In reality, the Egyptian "Book of the...

  • What Happens in a Mausoleum?

    Mausoleums are freestanding, architectural monuments that house the burial site, burial chamber or cremated remains of a deceased person or persons. Going back to antiquity, such famous structures...

  • Burial Benefits for Widows of Veterans

    The widow, widower or spouse of a veteran of the U.S. armed services may be entitled to certain burial benefits from the government.

  • How to Dispose of a Corpse and not get Caught

    Now you've really done it, you just murdered someone. But fear not! Whether your victim was a prostitute, bum, or nagging wife; clear up your unfortunate situation by *executing* these easy steps!

  • What to Put on a Grave Marker

    After a loved one passes away, a grave marker is used to mark where he has been buried in a cemetery. Choosing what adorns the grave marker should be carefully considered. From writings to...

  • Parts of a Casket

    It is difficult to even think about the loss of a loved one, but in the event that you have to address the issue of a burial, it is important to have as much information as possible about the casket.

  • Headstone Rules

    Choosing a headstone for your loved one is a personal choice; however, most cemeteries have specific guidelines on headstone appearance. Rules and regulations can differ with cemeteries, so...

  • Facts on Canopic Jars

    Canopic jars were employed by the ancient Egyptians during mummification rituals as containers which held the bandaged viscera of the deceased. The Egyptians removed the viscera before starting...

  • Veterans Funeral Benefits

    The Department of Veterans Affairs is the government agency charged with the administration of veterans' funeral benefits. It also operates the National Cemetery Administration, which is in charge...

  • How to Schedule an Arlington National Cemetery Funeral Service

    Arlington National Cemetery makes it easy for family members to schedule funeral services for loved ones. However, to be buried in Arlington National Cemetery, the deceased individual must meet...

  • How Is a Fossil Formed?

    Fossils are the remains of creatures that died thousands to millions of years ago. In most cases, a fossil consists of the remains of a hard part of a creature: the shell, teeth or bones. However,...

  • How to Clean Bronze Head Stones

    As time passes, the bronze headstone beneath which a loved one is buried may deteriorate due to the elements. Build-up from hard water, dirt, dust or fungus may develop on bronze headstones. These...

  • Christian Funeral Service Planning

    Christians believe that death is not the end of their being, but rather a graduation to be in the presence of Jesus. The Christian funeral service should be planned as a time to show honor,...

  • What to Write on a Headstone

    Choosing what to write on a loved one's headstone is often a very difficult task. You want to choose something that has special meaning to the family and friends of the deceased. You also want to...

  • Grief Counseling & Grief Therapy

    When a person suffers the loss of a loved one, grief counseling and grief therapy can be beneficial to their recovery. Grief is a process that each person experiences differently. Some people need...

  • What to Write on a Gravestone

    The choice of what to put on a loved one's gravestone can be a confusing matter at an emotionally difficult time. You want to be sure that it will adequately mark the grave and honor your loved...

  • What to Put on a Headstone

    Deciding what should go on a loved one's headstone is often a very emotional and difficult task. Because the headstone will mark the final resting place of your friend or family member, it is...

  • How Is a Mausoleum Made?

    A mausoleum is a building that stands separate from other buildings in a cemetery as a monument to one or more interred corpses. It is a tomb that allows for walk-in visitations, multiple crypts,...

  • How to Clean a Tombstone

    Preserving our heritage through tombstone preservation is a growing concern for many. A walk through a cemetery will soon reveal that very few tombstones last more than a 150 years before the...

  • What Happens to Dead People at a Funeral Home?

    A few hours after a person dies, their body goes through a process of rigor mortis, where the body stiffens to the point that it is very hard to move individual body parts. To prepare for this,...

  • How to Transfer Ownership of a Gravesite from One party To Another

    How to transfer gravesite ownership to another party.

  • How to Plan Funeral Arrangements

    This year we have had several celebrities that passed away, from Michael Jackson to Walter Cronkite. As a result, we were unfortunate enough to have witnessed funerals practically every week. ...

  • How to Fix a Gravestone

    Whether in a historic cemetery or a modern one, a broken gravestone can be a heartrending thing to come upon, as it implies that the deceased has been forgotten and the grave neglected. However, a...

  • How To Locate Where Someone is Buried

    It's exciting when you discover the names of ancestors when researching your family tree. It is interesting to carry the search further and try to locate burial plots of your father's...

  • How Many Pyramids Are There?

    It is unknown exactly how many pyramids exist throughout the world. A number of different civilizations have constructed pyramids as temples, monuments or burial sites for many years. While the...

  • How to Remember a Loved One: Living with Memories

    Someone you love dearly is gone...Out of sight, perhaps, but never out of mind or heart. They'll always be a part of your life -- a wonderful part of your life.

  • How to : Solve: End-of-Life Concerns (senior-citizens)

    If anyone strongly believes they do not want any uncomfortable experiences, such as resuscitation, life support, and want to make their own decision on death, now is a good time to put your wishes...

  • How to Find a Gravestone

    Have you been studying your family ancestry or a specific period of history? It helps to seek out family or historical grave sites and read actual gravestones to learn new information about the...

  • How to Add a Name to a Gravestone

    There can be an occasion when you must add a name onto a gravestone, such as adding the name of a recently deceased loved one onto a large family headstone or monument. Or, an older stone may have...

  • How to Clean Bronze Grave Markers

    Bronze is a popular choice for grave markers, especially for pet grave markers. They offer a dignified material and an elegant, timeless touch to markers. Bronze is a metal that will develop a...

  • How to Plan a Funeral on A Budget

    Planning a funeral can be both an emotional and financial challenge for families. It is for this reason that knowing the financial resources you have to pay for the event and then planning and...

  • How to Clean a Granite Headstone

    Granite is a frequent choice for headstones. It's a beautiful stone, is harder than marble and makes for long lasting headstones. Over time headstones accumulate lichens, moss, bird droppings,...

  • Information on Disney's Animal Kingdom Park

    Walt Disney's Animal Kingdom Park was the fourth theme park built in Walt Disney World. It opened in 1998. Animal Kingdom is five times the size of The Magic Kingdom Park but is set up similarly...

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