As we begin 2024, it’s hard to ignore the long, strange journey we’ve all been on since January 20, 2020. The day the first American was diagnosed with COVID-19 marked the beginning of a new era — one filled with more uncertainties and challenges than most of us could have imagined.
Yet turmoil gave rise…
Julia Elliot
This time, instead of asking funeral directors to offer their predictions for the new year, we’re asking them to share their thoughts on what keeps them up at night and what gives them hope for the future.
Five women from various former professions who have broken through the proverbial glass ceiling in funeral service. By Lee Senderov
For Steve Trevino, being involved in the community isn’t something you just do, it’s part of who you are. “This is our home for 35 years,” Trevino said of Parker, Colorado, “and our community involvement means everything to us – from our church to our civic organizations, our involvement through our kids’ participation in school…