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What can you do for Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month? Spread the word about Parkinson’s Disease by sharing a link to the local Parkinson’s Disease website or webinars with a friend who might benefit from learning more. Make this the month when you finally make that appointment with a neurologist that you’ve been putting off. ... Register for a Virtual Walk to support the cause, donate or help raise funds and awareness no matter where you live! Know someone who is a care partner? Check in on them and see how they’re doing.

Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world to demonstrate support for protecting the environment. We encourage our community, individuals, and organizations to be mindful of their environment; do what you can to help improve your neighborhood and surrounding areas by planting trees or flowers, recycling, cleaning up trash or debris etc.

National Organ Donation Month helps to encourage Americans to register as organ, eye and tissue donors and to honor those that have saved lives through the gift of donation.

As soon as the first hint of spring arrives, it's important to start making your to-do list and stocking up on all the essentials for a complete floor-to-ceiling spring clean. To make this year's deep clean your most productive yet, we've rounded up some of the top spring cleaning tips of all time. Read more below! https://bit.ly/32g3dlv

Plan how your story will be told, our Burial Essentials package ensures your plans are in place and your story will live on with those that follow. Contact us today to our Special Limited Time April Savings on our Burial Essentials Package!

It's always a good idea to have your finances in order. However, throughout the year, especially this last one, it's possible that you didn't always stay on top of it as well as you would have liked. So here are eight ways to help get your finances in order. https://bit.ly/3tdHQ0a

For pet owners, not a day goes by that you don't give your pet(s) the attention they deserve and the companionship. Today, show your pets a little extra love and enjoy National Pet Day!

During these unprecedented times, many of us are facing difficult, challenging and stressful situations. They can be overwhelming and cause strong emotions in adults and children. We have some helpful tips for coping with your stress. The CDC provides some basic ideas to help you cope with stress as well. Take care of yourself eat healthy, exercise regularly, get plenty of sleep, give yourself a break if you feel stressed. Take time to unwind. Take breaks from watching, reading, or listening to news stories, including those on social media - Connect with others. Discuss your concerns with trusted friends, family, or another trusted source. Recognize when you need more help know when to talk to a psychologist, social worker or counselor if things continue. https://bit.ly/2X01dwC

Walking has far more benefits than just getting exercise; from building energy, mental health- helping better your mood, reduces stress, boosting your creativity, and more. https://bit.ly/2TkXzuY

Today is National Walking Day, as we all continue to practice social distancing, we invite our community to come exercise and walk in our park to simply get some fresh air.

As we all continue to practice social distancing, we invite our community to come exercise and walk in our park to simply get some fresh air. However, we would like to remind everyone that our business is essential, and the cemetery is open during normal business hours. We encourage you to come take a walk in our park. It’s a great way to keep your body moving while practicing social distancing outside. Give it a try today!

It’s Time to Spring Forward! Just like the new Spring season, comes new opportunities for special savings with Cemetery Spaces as low as $49/month. Contact us today to our Special Limited Time Offer!

January is #NationalGlaucomaAwarenessMonth. Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that gradually steal sight without warning, causing irreversible blindness. Although the most common forms primarily affect the middle-aged and the elderly, glaucoma can affect people of all ages. There is no cure for glaucoma, however, by raising awareness and knowing if you have family members with this disease you can get checked. Medication or surgery can slow or prevent further vision loss.

According to the American Red Cross, the winter months are the most difficult time of the year to collect blood donations. This month, take time out of your busy schedule to donate and inspire others to donate. www.nationaltoday.com/national-blood-donor-month/

It's not always easy to keep New Year's resolutions. In fact, according to some statistics about 80% of resolutions don't make it past February. However, this year can be different. With the tips below, you can make the perfect resolution list that will last! https://bit.ly/3bmsGiY

New Years Resolution Week is 1/1 - 1/7. What's your new years resolution?!

October 15 is Global Handwashing Day, a global advocacy day dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding about the importance of handwashing. Of course, it’s a proper form of hygiene that should happen all the time and not just during a pandemic. Therefore, to ensure better health outcomes in the future, handwashing with soap must be a priority TODAY. Clean hands can dramatically halt the spread of many illnesses. Take an active part in stopping the spread of the viruses and illnesses just by simply washing your hands. That’s why we’re asking everyone to participate in Global Handwashing Day!

Did You Know you can prepay for a Funeral? When you prepay a funeral it allows you to arrange for the type of services and/or products you wish. Contact us today for a Free consultation and Free Planning Guide.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign to increase awareness of the disease. So here's your reminder to get screened this month and every month. When caught in its early stages, your chances of defeating this disease are so much higher.

October brings Global Diversity Awareness Month! It's a nice reminder about the positive impact diversity can have on our society.

Did you know there are burial benefits for veterans? If you are a veteran, we want to Thank You for your service and let you know that you have benefits provided by both national cemeteries and certain local cemeteries. Ultimately, the answer regarding available veteran burial benefits depends on the individual service member and the cemetery in which he or she will be buried. Please contact us today for your veterans benefit packet.

Talking to a loved one about death is always difficult. Particularly if you are unsure how to even broach the subject. But helping your parents in pre-planning their funerals doesn’t have to be a difficult conversation. Why should you talk to your parents about burial planning? Fulfill their wishes. Do you know what cemetery they’d like their final resting place to be? Are there any specific burial products they want that you should know about? Let us help you start the conversation, contact us today for a Free consultation and Free Planning Guide.

National Assisted Living Week from 9/13 - 9/19 gives us the opportunity to recognize and thank nurses, staff, and volunteers for taking care of seniors and the disabled in our community. We THANK YOU for caring for the community!

We would like to offer our deepest condolences to all of the people affected by the wildfires along the west coast. The loss of one's home and the loss of community is something no one should ever have to experience. So here is a way to help rebuild. If you can, the link below will take you to a page where you can donate money that will go to The American Red Cross, Westcoast. With your help, we can begin to rehabilitate these communities and the environment around them. Thank you for your support! https://rdcrss.org/2FdoS6f

Remembering those who we have lost to suicide. Raise awareness and educate our communities on warning signs of suicide. Learn about the resources in our community to help individuals and families in crisis.