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Living Funerals Provide a Unique Way to Say Goodbye

The concept of a living funeral is a unique and growing trend that offers individuals a chance to celebrate their lives while they are still alive. This event allows people to experience their own funeral and receive the recognition and appreciation they deserve while they are still present. For those who are aware that their time on earth is coming to a close, a living funeral provides an opportunity to celebrate their life and to share their memories with loved ones. At a living funeral, attendees can share their favorite memories and express their gratitude to the guest of honor. It can be an emotional and meaningful experience for everyone involved. It’s a time to laugh, cry, and reminisce, and to express appreciation for the positive impact the guest of honor has had on their lives. This type of event can be a profound experience for the guest of honor, allowing them to feel the love and admiration of those around them. A living funeral can be held in any way that the guest of honor chooses. It can be a simple gathering with food and drinks, or a more elaborate celebration. Some people choose to have music, ...Read More

Living Funerals Provide a Unique Way to Say Goodbyewiphye2023-05-07T15:59:35+00:00

Tips For Eliminating Stress When Planning A Funeral

Organizing funeral services can be a difficult and stressful experience for loved ones who are grieving, and it can also be an expensive one. However, there are ways to ensure the process goes as smoothly as possible while reducing anxiety and emotions during this challenging time. By being informed of your options and getting outside help, you can have an easier experience. Here are some tips to help ensure that your loved one is laid to rest properly. Choose the Right Type of Funeral Service There are many different types of funeral services to choose from, so it’s essential to decide which one is the best for your loved one. Before you start planning, consider whether a traditional burial or cremation is more suitable, whether you want a public or private event, and whether you prefer an open or closed casket. Making these decisions early on can help you plan ahead and make the process smoother. Use Online Tools to Budget Funerals can be expensive, and each type of service comes with a different price tag. To stay within your designated budget, use a free online service to find and compare the services you will need. By doing so, ...Read More

Tips For Eliminating Stress When Planning A Funeralwiphye2023-05-07T15:59:14+00:00

The Outlook Of Obituaries In the Digital Age

Due to financial struggles, many news organizations are reducing the number of printed newspapers circulating daily. The Cleveland Plain Dealer recently announced it will only deliver its newspaper three times a week as it, like many other news organizations, shifts towards more digital content. However, this change may not necessarily be a bad thing for funeral homes and others, as it could lead to an increase in the number of obituaries people have access to. Traditional printed newspapers have limited space for obituaries, but with media organizations focusing on digital platforms, the amount of space for these notices has become unlimited. More obituaries are being published and updated on newspaper websites than ever before. Readers can easily search for those who have passed away, find funeral home arrangements, and even share the story on social media sites. They can also add their own photos and condolences to the stories through comments and guestbook sections. This digital shift has opened up the possibility of other websites taking over the newspaper's dominance in this category. Funeral homes could choose to operate a section of their website to publish obituaries of those whose funerals are being held there. Regardless of the direction ...Read More

The Outlook Of Obituaries In the Digital Agewiphye2023-05-07T15:59:02+00:00

Gravestones Enter The Digital Age

The funeral industry is seeing a digital revolution as social media and digital content make their way into the business. While traditional tombstones have been around for centuries, one company in Seattle is taking them to the next level. Quiring Monuments is now adding small digital marks to their gravestones that connect cemetery visitors to stories of the deceased's life with a simple scan of the code. These codes, known as "quick reads," have been featured in magazine ads for some time and are only slightly larger than a postage stamp. They resemble a barcode and Rorschach blot combination. When a visitor to the cemetery scans the code with a smartphone using a free app, they are redirected to a website that contains personal messages and memories of the deceased. This innovative technology enables families to connect with their loved ones' past when they visit the cemetery. The concept has already spread to other parts of the country, with a Phoenix-based company selling gravestones containing RFID tags for digital storytelling. As younger generations are increasingly fascinated by new media, we can expect to see more companies following suit and integrating digital markers on tombstones in the future. These markers ...Read More

Gravestones Enter The Digital Agewiphye2023-05-07T15:58:51+00:00

GUNTER, CLAYTON

Clayton (Butch) Gunter, age 68 passed away peacefully on April 11, 2023, surrounded in love by his immediate family. Clayton was cherished by all from his loving wife Pat of 42 years to his two children Bryan (Dee Jones) and Katie Barkley (Ray Gunderman). He was a special father figure and grandfather to Deandrea and Cianna Barkley. His other grandchildren are Felisha Fredericks, Alyssa Jones, Giovanni Palmiero, Stephanie & Bryanna Mateo, and Brayden Gunderman . He was also blessed with two great grandchildren. Clayton’s beloved siblings are Jerry (Pat), Jeff and Karen (Dennis). Clayton was preceded in death by his father, Ralph and his mother Sue. Clayton was a dear uncle, cousin, nephew, brother-in-law and a friend to many who also shared his life celebrations. Clayton was an outdoor enthusiast and shared his love of the outdoors with family and friends in fishing, hunting and enjoying the country air at the cabin. He was a fabulous cook and was always eager to share his recipes. Clayton worked at Decker Steel and Supply for 30 years as a truck driver and warehouse foreman. During these years he also volunteered at the Local Moose Lodge where he had a variety of responsible ...Read More

GUNTER, CLAYTONwiphye2023-04-30T00:36:49+00:00

PETERS, JEFFERY

Jeffrey S. Peters age 64 (7/10/58 - 3/31/23)Beloved husband of Sarah Peters. Stepfather to Erika Harrison (Ross) and fun-loving grandfather to Kincaid, Christian and Eve. Dearest brother to Sue Peters (Mark), Tom Peters (Stacy) and Karen Schirripa (John). Uncle to Erin, Kelly and Ben Peters as well as Lauren, Kara and Rachel Schirripa. Jeff loved his animals, his music and his hometown Cleveland teams. He graduated from North Royalton HS then went on to receive his degree from Wright State University. Jeffrey's family would like to thank all the doctors, nurses and staff that have tenderly cared for him throughout the years. He will forever be in our hearts! Funeral Mass will be held at 11:30 am on Monday, May 8th, 2023 at St. Angela Merici Parish 20970 Lorain Rd. Fairview Park, Ohio 44126.

PETERS, JEFFERYwiphye2023-04-30T00:36:57+00:00

NIEBERDING, BEVERLY

Beverly J Nieberding (nee Klock) age 98Beloved wife of the late Kenneth J Nieberding; Dearest Mother of Jean DeVaul (Albert), Judi Slife (Frank, deceased), Janet Moran (R Emmett), Joyce Glasstetter (John, deceased), Jill Hall, deceased, Joseph, (deceased), Jeri Nieberding, Jayne Gillespie (Patrick) Jacqi Phillips (Howard), Jinette Monteleone, (Joseph), James Nieberding, (Kristin Fitch), Julie Morrow, (Scott), and Jeffrey Nieberding. Grandmother of Kristin, Wendy & Ted DeVaul, Matthew, Kevin & Brian Slife, Bridget & Megan Moran, Michael, Marc, & Shanna Glasstetter, Amanda, Courtney, Doug Masaitis & Mara Hall, Tara Nieberding, Jolee Nieberding, Colleen, Heather, Tara, Sarah & Katie Gillespie, Ken & Christopher Phillips, Emily, Julia & Peter Monteleone, Mason, Owen & Devan Morrow, Colin, Ella & Kate Nieberding. Great-Grandmother of 33. Beverly was the Beloved Mother of 13 children. She was born in Belding Michigan in 1924. She moved to Lakewood, Ohio as a teenager when her father, Dale, was transferred there to work in the Bomber/Tank plant (IX Center) during WW II. Bev worked at the Bomber Plant, where she met her her future sister-in-law, Janice Schultz. Janice introduced Bev to her boyfriend’s younger brother Ken. Beverly married Ken in 1944, while he was serving in the United States Army. Upon ...Read More

NIEBERDING, BEVERLYwiphye2023-04-30T00:31:44+00:00

ALBRECHT, ROBIN

In loving memory of: Robin Renee Albrecht. 57 yrs old June 16th 1965- March 25th 2023Robin, a beloved mother, sister and aunt, Passed away on March 25th 2023. She is survived by her son David Albrecht daughter Sarah Albrecht, brothers, Anthony Salerno, Alex Salerno (Samantha), and Frank Salerno sr.(Rosie) As well as sisters, Pamela Salerno(Kenneth), Laura Thrasher and numerous nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents, Alexander Salerno and Millie Salerno as well as her brother Vince Salerno(Dana) and sister Rosaire Dawson. Robin was a lover of music( she was obsessed with The Michael Stanley Band) and she also loved her Cleveland Browns. More than anything though she loved her family. We will miss her with all our hearts but we take comfort knowing she is now at peace and in God's loving arms. The family will have a private celebration. Date to be determined.

ALBRECHT, ROBINwiphye2023-04-30T00:31:44+00:00

MAGGARD, RICKEY

Devoted husband and father MAGGARD, Rickey “Rick” age 62, passed March 23rd, 2023.Rick is survived by his loving wife Sharon Maggard (Dutton.) The two were each others life long companions and best friends for 42 years. They were blessed with two daughters Jessica, and Kayla. Rick worked as a service worker for the City of Parma Hts for 33 years. He was a talented carpenter who loved fixing everything. His favorite pass time was being with his family, joking around, listening to music, and playing air guitar. Rick was a survived by his wife Sharon; children Jessica (Mark) Ziemski, Kayla Maggard; ten siblings, many nieces and nephews, and friends. Rick was preceded in death by his mother Audrey Thompson and father Ray Maggard. Rick will be remembered most for his ability to light up any room he walked into. It was impossible to leave his presence without sharing at least one laugh. Rick was thought of as a father figure by many and will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Celebration for Ricks life will be held on April 6th 2023 from 6-8PM at The Malloy-Esposito Celebration Center 6384 Pearl Rd. Parma Heights, OH 44130.

MAGGARD, RICKEYwiphye2023-04-30T00:31:44+00:00

JORDAN, EVANGELINE K.

Evangeline K. Jordan (Klies) Born February 4th 1940, entered into heaven on 21 March 2023, preceded in death by her husband of over 51 years William D. Jordan Sr. Daughter of Otis Klies and Augusta (Miller). Mother of Gail Stansberry (Margie Lucas) of Florida, Renee Stansberry (Jack Williams) of Texas, William D Jr (Joni), Michael J. (Christine), First Sergeant Ret. John D. (Kathy) of Indiana, Timothy (Melody) and George K. (Shannon Longan) of Texas. Sister of George Klies (Sally), Marion Klies (Larry Williams), Charles Klies (Joan) of Chandlersville OH. Also surviving, 21 Grandchildren, 13 Great Grandchildren. Retired as an Owner and Real Estate Broker serving her community for over 40 years. Evangeline loved her family, friends and many other things later in life especially Diamond Art Painting with her daughters Tina and Kathy as well as nieces Suzy, Lori and Amy. Her passion for birds, especially the Cardinal was apparent if you were ever in her company and one was spotted. She had many relationships with several generations of the same family through her decades of assisting the community with their real estate needs. She was also a Member of the Order of the Eastern Star since early in her ...Read More

JORDAN, EVANGELINE K.wiphye2023-04-30T00:31:44+00:00

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