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How to Write a Condolence Note
One of the most helpful and comforting things we can do for someone who has lost a loved one is to send a letter or […] Read More -
The Great Shakeout
Scientists Predict 2018 Will Be a Bad Year for Earthquakes. That was headline of a November 2017 Time Magazine article. So far this year there […] Read More -
We Are Better Than This
At the risk of sounding like our parents—or as parents ourselves how we might sound to our children—doesn’t it seem like the world is becoming […] Read More -
Glad for October
In her children’s book, Anne of the Green Gables, author L.M. Montgomery writes,”I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers. It […] Read More -
Writing Your Own Obituary
One of the first assignments given to many journalism students is one that seems quite unusual: write your own obituary. It’s actually a great […] Read More -
Estate Planning Conversation
Some conversations in life are easy to start. Such as, what do you want to be when you grow up? How was your vacation? What […] Read More -
The Art of Grief
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” –Thomas Merton Art is certainly a powerful force. How many of us […] Read More -
Back to School
You’ve probably noticed it by now: the malls and shopping centers are busier than usual. The morning commute has gotten longer due to more […] Read More -
Why You Should Compare Funeral Homes
Throughout the courses of our lives, we will make some very substantial purchases. Homes, cars, college educations and dozens of big ticket items. Most people […] Read More
