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How to Say Farewell to a Loved One with a Dove Release
A dove release adds a heartwarming touch to any funeral service. Some families shared that releasing doves felt like a comforting symbol of sending their loved ones to a peaceful rest. Read our dedicated blog post to learn about the symbolism behind dove releases and what’s possible in Canada. Visit the link to read more.
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You Don’t Need to Be Royalty to Have a Funeral Like the Queen
On September 19, the world tuned in to watch the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II who died at age 96, after reigning for 70 years. As the world watched in awe of the beauty and thoughtfulness of the Queen’s ceremony, Arbor Memorial’s funeral directors watched the event with a different lens and agreed that you don’t need to be royalty to have a funeral like the Queen. Read More. Picture Credits: Royal Family Channel YouTube Live Stream
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How to Personalize a Casket
Choosing a casket can be a daunting experience, and understandably so. Whether you are looking for intricate craftmanship, simplicity, or plenty of personalization; there’s a casket option to suit your preference. Learn More.
Death is not a subject that everyone feels comfortable discussing, so many simply avoid it. But that doesn’t change the reality that life will come to an end. And it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t start a conversation with our loved ones about our end-of-life wishes – from sickness to ceremony to estate planning. Read more here. Final Wishes, Shared Reading, Estate Planning, Cemetery, The Conversation, Loved Ones, Read More, To Start, How To Plan
How to Start the Conversation About Final Wishes
Death is not a subject that everyone feels comfortable discussing, so many simply avoid it. But that doesn’t change the reality that life will come to an end. And it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t start a conversation with our loved ones about our end-of-life wishes – from sickness to ceremony to estate planning. Read more here.
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Envisagez une envolée de colombes pour dire adieu à un être cher
Une envolée de colombes ajoute une touche de réconfort à un service funéraire. Certaines de nos familles clients nous ont dit que ce geste avait représenté le symbole réconfortant de libérer l’âme de leur proche pour qu’elle repose en paix. Lisez notre article de blogue pour plus de renseignements sur le symbolisme rattaché à une envolée de colombes et pour savoir ce qui est possible au Canada. Visitez le lien pour en savoir plus.
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World's oldest person, Kane Tanaka, dies in Japan aged 119
Read an interesting article from CTV News on the world's oldest person, Kane Tanaka, who died in Japan aged 119. As per the Guinness World Records, she became the oldest living person in January 2019 at the age of 116 years and 28 days.
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National funeral for Guy Lafleur: CBC News special
A National funeral was held for Canadiens legend Guy Lafleur, the hockey icon at Mary Queen of the World Cathedral in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on May 3, 2022. You can watch the live funeral here.
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At Arbor, we’re here to support you through every aspect of the pre-planning process. Our team of professionals will walk you through every decision, from choosing the right casket for the service to the details of the reception. Download the brochure here for more information.
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Opinion: It’s never too late to write an obituary. And so, 44 years later, I have written one for my brother
It’s never too late to write an obituary. And so, 44 years later, I have written one for my brother. An interesting read via The Globe and Mail.
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How to Prepare for an Imminent Death
When you’re expecting the passing of a loved one, life can become stressful and overwhelming. Taking some time to prepare now, while they’re still with you, is brave and also a way to bring you and your family some solace in this time. To make it easier for you, we’ve laid out some important steps in order to prepare. Read More here.
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Death in the Age of Facebook | The Walrus
What it’s like to mourn via social media. Here is an interesting article by The Walrus describing the Death in the Age of Facebook.
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Did You Know? Funeral rites are as old as the human race itself. There are three common threads for death and the disposition of their dead: 1) Some type of ceremony, funeral rite, or ritual 2) A sacred place for the dead 3) Memorials for the dead Researchers have found burial grounds of Neanderthal man in the Shanidar cave in Iraq dating to 60,000 BC with animal antlers on the body and flower fragments next to the corpse indicating some type of ritual and gifts to the deceased.
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Four Critical Conversations to Have With Your Spouse Now
Losing a spouse is a life-altering event. Some couples have time to prepare for the inevitable while others have no time at all. Here are some recommended steps to take sooner rather than later. Learn More.
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Financial Benefits of Pre-Planning Your Funeral and Cemetery Arrangements
With well-informed estate planning, you could save thousands of dollars, and spare your partner and/or children from financial and emotional burden. Read More here.
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3 reasons why funeral pre-planning is part of a complete retirement plan
Many Canadians miss the opportunity to pre-plan their funerals in ways that honour their memories, while also protecting their loved ones. Here are the 3 reasons why funeral pre-planning is part of a complete retirement plan.