When it comes to planning your funeral, you have several options available. You can opt for cremation, a traditional underground burial, or you could consider a mausoleum. Before settling on any particular option, you should carefully consider pros and cons of each option and choose...
Dealing with the passing of a loved one is a difficult process, and well intentioned friends and family can sometimes end up making it harder. It’s important to be sensitive to what a person is going through when they grieve. Here is some helpful advice...
Writing the obituary of a loved one can be a daunting task. While it’s primary purpose is to communicate the passing of a dear friend, neighbor, and family member to the community, it also serves alongside the funeral service as a memorial to honor the...
Constance Ann Jackson Stewart “Connie” Constance Ann Jackson Stewart passed from this life January 15, 2017 and was reunited with her Mother, Father, and beloved Brother John Jackson. Born in Maud, OK January 5, 1936 to George C. Jackson and Dorothy Harpster Jackson. Married to Wayne...
Andrew James Cope In Loving Memory On Friday, January 13th, 2017, Andrew James Cope passed away peacefully after a difficult fight between his failing heart and a bout of RSV pneumonia. Andrew was born on September 12, 1992, only 20 minutes after his parents reached the hospital. Born...
Robert Mark Satovick M.D. In Loving Memory Robert (Bob) born in Midvale, UT, on January 1, 1936, to Mark Robert Satovick and Pauline Francis (Vidic) Satovick, passed away January 13, 2017, in Salt Lake City, UT. Bob was a graduate of Jordan High School in 1954, where he...
Most people are not experts when it comes to selecting and purchasing a casket, and it doesn’t get any easier in the wake of a loved one’s passing. We hope to clear up some of the confusion about caskets, and we can help you select the...
When a loved one dies, there are a lot of decisions that their next of kin must make about their funeral and burial arrangements. Some people leave instructions in their will, but often, some of the major decisions are still made by their survivors. One...
When it comes to planning your funeral, you have several options available. You can opt for cremation, a traditional underground burial, or you could consider a mausoleum. Before settling on any particular option, you should carefully consider pros and cons of each option and choose the...
Attending a funeral or a memorial service is not a very common event, so many may be lost as to what the proper attire is. Social norms would say just about anything black in color would be the correct choice; however it does go a...
William Harry Harris March 6, 1955 – December 30, 2016 Bill was born on March 6, 1955 in Washington, D.C. to Margie Diane (Lukoski) and William Baxter Harris and raised in Alexandria, VA. He moved to Utah in 1975 to ski and attend the University of Utah...
Charles Hilmon Castle In Loving Memory Our beloved father, grandfather and great grandfather, Charles Hilmon Castle, peacefully passed away December 26, 2016 in Salt Lake City, Utah. He lived a long life; a life of his choosing. Born February 15, 1928 in a home near the small...