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Author Archives: Katie Lewin (Blog Writer, SevenPonds)
Our Weekly Tip: Seeds of Solace – A Twist on Tradition
A memorial service idea that will remind loved ones of the ever-changing nature of grief
Our Tip of the Week: When friends and extended family come to pay respect to the departed, they often arrive at the service bearing flowers. While this is a thoughtful gesture, both a nod to tradition and a lovely gift, … Continue reading
Posted in Practical Tips
Tagged Grief, Memorial, Memorial Garden, Planting Seeds, Seeds of Solace, SevenPonds, Tips, Traditions
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“A lifetime’s not enough for the beauty of this world.”
- Mary Oliver
Posted in A Rite of Passage
Tagged Beauty of Life, Famous Quotes, Mary Oliver, Quotes, SevenPonds
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Our Weekly Tip: Volunteering in Honor of a Loved One
Pay tribute to a loved one and help your own grieving process through service
Our Tip of the Week: In the wake of the loss of your beloved, it can be difficult to think of anything, or anyone, else. Grief can be all-consuming, and while you may not feel up to service projects, it’s been … Continue reading
Posted in Practical Tips
Tagged Community Service, Donating Time, Grief, Healing from Loss, In Memoriam, Practical Tips, Service, Volunteering
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“The Fall of Freddie the Leaf: A Story of Life for All Ages” by Leo Buscaglia, PhD
A story that helps children understand death as a dignified, even joyful passing
When it comes to story time with your little one, death is maybe the last thing you want to read about (other than Eloise’s adventures at the Plaza for the hundredth time!). You know it’s an important topic to introduce, … Continue reading
