by RyanFuneralHomes | May 16, 2022 | Funeral Facts & Tips
When considering a final resting place for yourself or a loved one, the cost is an important factor. According to the National Funeral Directors Association, the average funeral and burial costs about $7,000; a funeral and cremation averages $6,000. While this can...
by RyanFuneralHomes | Nov 4, 2021 | Funeral Facts & Tips
Rental caskets have been around for some time as a viable option for families who couldn’t afford or didn’t want to spend money on caskets. It may be less commonplace than renting a home, car, or clothing for an event, but renting a casket for viewing is a great...
by RyanFuneralHomes | Sep 25, 2021 | Funeral Facts & Tips, Memorialization/Commemoration
When we lose a loved one, it may be difficult to visit their final resting place as often as we wish. Sometimes, it is not possible at all. But we can still honor them by creating a memorial. Creating a lasting memorial for a loved one can be personal, or shared with...
by RyanFuneralHomes | Aug 12, 2021 | Funeral Facts & Tips, Grief Support
Losing a loved one is an awful experience. Managing that grief and learning to live life after loss can feel impossible. Supporting a grieving friend or loved one beyond saying, “I’m sorry for your loss,” can feel like a struggle as well. Commonly people say, “Let me...
by RyanFuneralHomes | Apr 29, 2021 | Funeral Facts & Tips
However you look at the events of the last year, there’s undoubtedly been a duality to this pandemic. So many of us have lost someone close to us, or someone we know, and suffered the emotional grief and financial burden that comes with losing a loved one...
by RyanFuneralHomes | Apr 3, 2021 | Funeral Facts & Tips, Funeral Pre-Planning
When a loved one passes, it’s common for those close to them to gather mementos, photographs, and videos while taking care of their home and personal effects. These items serve as a reminder of who they were, what they looked like and the memories they shared during...
