Sending funeral flowers is the best way to express your love, respect, and sympathy for the person who has just passed away. However, sending the right kind of flowers to the home of the surviving family members can be difficult if they live far away. Some of us are afraid of death. It is human nature to cling on to life. Medical breakthrough makes it possible to prolong life. There are many cases where such measures are futile, the physical body becomes a prison. Yet- no one knows when the Grim Reaper will come calling. Life does have its ups and downs. Torment can plague a person in its very core. When it is too much to bear, a person commits suicide. Accidents have claimed many lives. death is a road to one destination for all of mankind. What awaits us in that realm? Grandparents - particularly - avidly collect cards and artwork from their grandchildren. Have you ever met a grandparent who throws away a single picture or letter from a grandson or daughter? Well, these items can also also be included in the funeral slideshow to demonstrate how loved and honored the person was in life. The best color for a funeral gasket flower is the person's favorite color. I believe their spirit will be appeased when you use their favorite color. I have noticed that most people adore pink-looking objects. If the person's favorite color does not fall under flower, then you may as well get a pink colored flower for them. It is not a must that the whole color of that flower will be pink-colored. It is heart wrenching to watch the fear cross a loved ones face if they have been diagnosed with a terminal illness. The tragedy is compounded, because again the little time that they have left is spent in fear of drawing their last breath. Let me make this very personal - my dear old mum died nearly two years ago, after suffering from Alzheimer's for a number of years, and we certainly feel her loss. Our family's faith as Catholics, does not do away with that loss, nor does it lessen it, nor does it remove the tears. But I know that she has not ceased to exist, no more than our love for each other has ceased. I talk to her but she's not here, and that's hard. And so I keep my eyes on Jesus, who assures me that a day is coming when we will meet up again. Mum is gone, but not forever. That hole in my heart will one blessed day be filled again, not by some poor substitute, but by the real person I lost for a while, and the infirmity and horror of Alzheimer's will be no more. This is God's doing, and it is wonderful to behold! Card or letter, phone calls or email. A card is always appreciated as it is a long-term keepsake. If you didn't know the person well, an email will suffice. Besides, why would you want to live forever? Imagine if you were only a 100 year old. What would you do? Your friends are gone. Your husband/wife is dead. Your entire generation is dead. Your body is weak and you feel alone. All of that is a nature's way to say 'It's time to go' because death is a perfectly normal process in a cycle of life. It's just very inconvenient that we (humans) are smart enough to be aware of it. Although the fear of death is perfectly normal, try not to think about death, but enjoy every second of your life. Because you have only got one. funeral program funeral program site here
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