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Since
September 11, 2001 the people of this country have become more
aware of what remembering means to themselves in their own special
way. In their own special way is being a survivor, one who has
lost a loved one by either the tragedy of 9/11 or the tragedy
of illness shortening a young life.
As a survivor is left in shock, he or she begins to remember
all that their loved one meant to them, and how sorry we are
for ourselves not being able to see, touch, or experience that
loved one in our lives.
CNN, MSNBC, Fox and other cable news networks have continuously
covered our nations tragedy every day since 9/11 and I’m
sure if you tune to them now there may be a story about the
loss of someone being an employee of the trade center, a fireman,
policeman, or a soldier killed in Afghanistan in the pursuit
of terrorism. Of those losses, each family has done some type
of tribute of the deceased whether there was a body found or
not.
The heroes of Flight 93 that crashed in Pennsylvania knew that
other planes had hit the World Trade Center, and the Pentagon
and they knew that they had to prevent their plane from crashing
in Washington, and their survivors will always cherish their
personal cell phone call prior to the crash in which goodbyes
were said, tears were shed, and heroes were made, with the plea,
“Let’s Roll.”
That act of tribute doesn’t bring that loss back, but it
adds meaning to those in pain so that those survivors can go
on with their lives knowing that tribute, that memorial service,
that funeral service ceremony added personalization and dignity
to the loved one’s life and that is what our funeral home
and other funeral homes throughout this country do everyday
to make loss less painful and meaningful to the families we
serve.
Collages of pictures, videos of memories, eulogies of rememberance
can all be experienced at a funeral or memorial service, and
for those that decide its simplier not to remember that individual
they must realize that a funeral is time limited and once decisions
are made there are no retakes so make sure you take the time
to prearrange a funeral according to your family’s expectations.
Funerals are a service that may not be wanted, but may be what
is needed for everyone’s own peace of mind.
Give us a call we’ll help your family every step of the
way.
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