East Shadowlawn Memorial Gardens

Wishing you a joy-filled and blessed Passover season.

Celebrations of Ireland’s patron saint, Saint Patrick, are held globally and incorporate many Irish cultural traditions. What will you do for St. Patrick’s Day? Maybe you’ll make some Irish stew or try an Irish coffee? Wear your favorite green clothes today and celebrate in Irish style.

It’s Daylight Savings Time again. Remember to set your clocks AHEAD by one hour tonight.

This day we come together to recognize all women globally and the many positive impacts they have made in our world. Let’s celebrate their values of justice, dignity, hope, equality, collaboration, tenacity, appreciation, respect, empathy, and forgiveness.

Let’s remember the legacy of a man whose message was to celebrate every life, equally. Volunteer some time today to help make our communities a better place for all.

The bombing of Pearl Harbor was one of the most devastating attacks on American soil. Today, we honor those who lost their lives on that day and the battles that followed.

A former Zappos CEO died tragically and unexpectedly. With no estate plan in place, his family was left to figure things out on their own while grieving his unexpected loss. Estate planning is not just for the wealthy: putting a plan in place helps ensure your wishes are carried out and prevents your family from feuding over unanswered questions. Learn more: https://www.cnbc.com//former-zappos-ceo-died-without-will-

The Philadelphia Winn Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution has partnered with East Shadowlawn Memorial Gardens to participate in The National Wreaths Across America project. Volunteers and wreath sponsors will lay remembrance wreaths on veterans' graves on December 19th at 12:00 noon at our cemetery located at 87 Scenic Highway in Lawrenceville. If you have any questions, please contact our office at (770) 962-2939.

We take a moment today to thank those who promote peace and safety with great respect to the individuals and communities they serve.

Make it through by leaning on family and friends. Discover more holiday grief tips: https://www.psychologytoday.com//how-deal-grief-during-the

If you felt anxious prior to the current circumstances, we can’t imagine what you are going through now. We encourage you to reach out to those you love for a little extra support. Even digitally connecting with friends and family via calls and texts can bring feelings of love and comfort.

Holidays can be harder without loved ones aroundbut being thankful is the best way to keep memories alive.