Fort Rosecrans, Forever in Memoriam
On May 6th 2014 Cyndie Taylor placed the cremated remains of her grandmother Mary Lazar into the last columbarium (UnionTribune Article) at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery here in San Diego, California. Mary’s first husband, Stalinslav Rossa was enlisted as a flight...
Alkaline Hydrolysis – The New Cremation
Alkaline Hydrolysis - Water CremationWhen we die the decision of what we would like done with our body has always come down to a choice between traditional burial and cremation. Our personal feelings about God (religion), Earth (burial) and Fire (cremation) have...
San Diego Veteran Funerals Cremation Burial
The strong military presence is a source of national pride for its residents, both enlisted and civilian. Because of the large number of both active duty and veterans in San Diego, veteran funerals are common, both traditional veteran burial and veteran cremation....
Choosing a Casket for a Funeral
Selecting a Casket is a Big JobChoosing a casket can be overwhelming. If selecting the right casket is your responsibility this task can seem intimidating and extraordinarily expensive. Since the casket will be the final resting place for your loved one for all of...
Memorial and Sympathy Flowers for Funerals
Did you ever wonder why we give flowers to people? Of course we all feel better when we are given flowers, but did you ever wonder why? Scientific research has found that not only do flowers have an immediate positive emotional response on our brain, but over the...
Unexpected Death – Funeral Arrangements
Nobody is genuinely prepared for the finality of death, handling formal funeral arrangements, making plans and decisions are difficult and sometimes seem trivial - but are necessary. In some cases the list of things to do, handle, plan, prepare and arrange is...
