Beyond Awareness: How to Truly Support Those Facing Breast Cancer
Grief Blog Post

Beyond Awareness: How to Truly Support Those Facing Breast Cancer

  • Posted Monday, October 6, 2025 by Tri-City Cremations

This document, "Beyond Awareness: How to Truly Support Those Facing Breast Cancer," emphasizes moving past mere awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October to offer tangible support.

The Many Faces of Grief: Understanding Diverse Responses to Loss
Grief Blog Post & Podcast

The Many Faces of Grief: Understanding Diverse Responses to Loss

  • Posted Friday, October 3, 2025 by Tri-City Cremations

Individuals experience and express grief in a variety of ways. Grief is a deeply personal process and can manifest not only as sadness but also as apathy, quiet processing, anger, frustration, relief, peace, or even joy, especially after a prolonged illness or a long life.

Crafting a Legacy of Love: How to Plan a Funeral That Truly Tells a Story
Blog Post & FREE GUIDE

Crafting a Legacy of Love: How to Plan a Funeral That Truly Tells a Story

  • Posted Thursday, October 2, 2025 by Tri-City Cremations

To create personalized and meaningful funeral services rather than traditional ones there is a focus on the unique essence and stories of the deceased, rather than just dates or achievements. 

Beyond Religion: Exploring Secular and Interfaith Ceremonies with a Celebrant
Celebrant Blog Post

Beyond Religion: Exploring Secular and Interfaith Ceremonies with a Celebrant

  • Posted Monday, September 29, 2025 by Tri-City Cremations

A funeral celebrant can help create a personalized and meaningful memorial service that honors a loved one's unique beliefs, whether they are secular, interfaith, or spiritual but not religious. 

Navigating Grief with Empathy: Supporting Loved Ones When Cancer Claims a Life
Grief Blog Post & Podcast

Navigating Grief with Empathy: Supporting Loved Ones When Cancer Claims a Life

  • Posted Friday, September 26, 2025 by Tri-City Cremations

Finding the right words to say when someone dies of cancer can be challenging. However, it's important to offer support and understanding during this difficult time.