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Permanent Memorials

In our modern society, people aren't given enough time to grieve their losses. The pressures of work and financial concerns both can bring the bereaved back into the workplace far too soon.

Having a permanent place — in a cemetery, mausoleum, or cremation garden — that can be visited regularly by family and friends is an essential part of the time following a death. Such a location is a focal point for memorialization. It provides a constant place to go to remember your loved one, and to commemorate important occasions. It can help to make a birthday or anniversary less painful.

A permanent place to reflect on your loved one becomes a way of connecting to a family's past. Visiting the resting place of grandparents or great–grandparents can anchor children to their personal history.