Permanent Memorialisation
Creating a Lasting Memorial for Your Loved One
Creating a consistent place to connect and remember, makes it possible to find comfort long after the funeral. Such a special place helps everyone to heal and move forward.
A CONSISTENT PLACE OF HEALINGThe demands of our fast-paced modern society often leave little time for people to properly grieve their losses. The pressures of work and the need to stay busy can cause the bereaved to re-enter the "real" world too soon.
In addition, many families opt to scatter the cremated remains of their loved ones in a favorite location, such as the ocean or the sky. While this may seem appropriate at the time, it means that there is no permanent place to connect with the memories of the departed loved one.
Having a permanent place, such as a cemetery, mausoleum, or cremation garden, that can be visited regularly by family and friends is an essential aspect of the grieving process. It serves as a focal point for memorialization and provides a special place for everyone to commemorate important occasions or remember the loved one. This can help make significant days, like birthdays or anniversaries, less painful.
A permanent place of reflection serves as a connection to a family's past. Visiting the resting place of grandparents or great-grandparents can offer children an anchor to their personal history and a connection to love shared. It is a way of honouring the relationship that still exists, and will always exist, with that person.
A CONSISTENT PLACE OF HEALINGThe demands of our fast-paced modern society often leave little time for people to properly grieve their losses. The pressures of work and the need to stay busy can cause the bereaved to re-enter the "real" world too soon.
In addition, many families opt to scatter the cremated remains of their loved ones in a favorite location, such as the ocean or the sky. While this may seem appropriate at the time, it means that there is no permanent place to connect with the memories of the departed loved one.
Having a permanent place, such as a cemetery, mausoleum, or cremation garden, that can be visited regularly by family and friends is an essential aspect of the grieving process. It serves as a focal point for memorialization and provides a special place for everyone to commemorate important occasions or remember the loved one. This can help make significant days, like birthdays or anniversaries, less painful.
A permanent place of reflection serves as a connection to a family's past. Visiting the resting place of grandparents or great-grandparents can offer children an anchor to their personal history and a connection to love shared. It is a way of honouring the relationship that still exists, and will always exist, with that person.
Local Memorial Parks and Cemetery
Discuss your needs with the staff at local memorial parks and cemeteries.
