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When someone you dearly loved dies, that could be the hardest heartbreak you may have in life. We know that everyone of us will pass away and the only thing we should do when someone we love died is to move on with our life.

OK. But what else can you include in the montage apart from photos - and captions? Well, the trick to going from ho-hum to oh-my is to gather as much and as varied material as you can. The goal is to capture and preserve the uniqueness of your subject.

The Procession. It's also called the cortege. It's the procession from the funeral chapel, or church, to the grave site as a symbol of support by the public honoring the death. Our family and friends were led to the final resting place by the hearse containing the casket. The funeral home arranged a police escort for the procession and set up covered seating for family members at the grave site.

"Honey, Miss Kitty died last night. She's probably gone up to sit on Grandma's lap and keep her company." Give some time for the initial words to sink in and be prepared for whatever reaction. Most children can handle the word "died" much better than we give them credit for. By all means, you can put forward any religious belief you wish, but take the mystery out of it for the child and tell them the truth. Kids appreciate the truth. They need to know they can trust you, especially in times of crisis.



I don't remember the passing of Malcolm X as vividly (February, 1965); nor do I remember much about the war in Vietnam - except that I changed the channel when the news footage came on TV.

Most funeral poems as you would expect talk of loss and the sadness that comes with this. However the poems you use at the funeral do not have to be sad they can instead be uplifting. They can talk about valuing the amazing things about a person and their life. The poems can be a celebration; they can talk of love for that person. poems can have any tone which you want at a funeral.

Often people entertain guests after a funeral both as a celebration of the life and as a courtesy to many who travel from far and wide. You do not have to. If you do, consider whether to ask everyone or simply close friends and family. Think about where to hold this and how much it will cost.


And even if it isn't, it should still be used. It isn't called "capital deterrence", it's called "capital punishment". Let the punishment fit the crime.

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