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Happy Kwanzaa from all of us at Sunrise Cremation!

Merry Christmas from our families to yours! We
hope you’re having a wonderful holiday!

Happy Hanukkah from everyone at Sunrise Cremation!

Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at Sunrise Cremation! We hope you're able to spend the day with people you're most thankful for.

Merry Christmas from our families to yours! We hope you’re having a wonderful holiday!

As the height of the holiday season approaches, it’s important to remember that “Happy Holidays” doesn’t apply to everyone. If you’re grieving this holiday season, take a look at these 10 tips for navigating grief during the holidays. https://buff.ly/33dNd4H

10 Tips for Navigating Holiday Grief Share with your families these 10 tips to help them navigate grief during the holidays.

Celebrating the holidays without a loved one isn’t easy, especially the first holiday season without them. Get inspired by these memorial crafts and traditions to memorialize loved ones this holiday season. https://buff.ly/2UGI9kC

How to Memorialize Loved Ones This Holiday Season You can memorialize your loved ones during the holiday season through keeping old traditions and creating new ones to honor their memory.

December is Stress-Free Family Holidays Month. Organizing, planning, and shopping for the holidays can be incredibly stressful. Give yourself a present by taking some time to relax this month!

Happy Thanksgiving from us at Sunrise Cremation!

Trick or Treat? We hope you’re having a fun and safe Halloween!

We know thinking about funeral planning can be overwhelming. Although we can’t predict our death, we can regain a sense of control by preplanning or prepaying for our funeral. These options can help you ensure your wishes are met and help take the burden off your loved ones. Give us a call at (702) 856-0046 to learn more!

Losing a loved one can make you feel a mix of emotions — sad, angry, confused, and stressed are just a few. In honor of World Mental Health Day, we’re sharing ways you can take care of your mental health after a loss. Finding someone to talk to, exercising, letting your emotions out, and taking time off are a few ways you can prioritize your mental health.

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. About one in eight women born in the U.S. will develop breast cancer. This month is about supporting those with breast cancer and honoring those who have passed away. If you’re doing anything to spread awareness this month, please let us know!

June 7th is officially National Doughnut Day! What's your favorite doughnut? React LIKE for glazed, LOVE for sugar, LAUGH for sprinkles, WOW for jelly filled, SAD for chocolate and ANGRY for other!🍩😋

Fun fact: There are 10 people living in the United States with the last name "Doughnut" and "Donut". At least that was the total in 2011. It's unclear whether "Doughnut" was their given last name, or whether they changed it out of passion for the pastry. Meanwhile, 13 people have the first name “Donut,” making it the 245,396th most popular name in America!

May 28th is... National Burger Day! Did you know... Louis Lunch, the first restaurant known to create the hamburger, exists even today but their specialty is that they offer only three condiments – onions, tomatoes and cheese spread? Mayonnaise, mustard and ketchup are strictly forbidden!

What's YOUR favorite condiment to put on a burger? React LIKE for tomatoes, LOVE for bacon, LAUGH for avocado, WOW for fried egg, SAD for mustard and ANGRY for ketchup!🍔

A teacher is a person who surrounds their students with inspiration to learn again every day. The best teachers inspire, challenge, guide, and give their all to their students. They become so much more than “just” a teacher; they become a mentor and a friend. Happy Teacher Appreciation Day! Thank you for the lessons that we will take with us wherever we go!

Saving A Life: Organ Donation

It’s Donate Life Month! Have you considered becoming an organ donor? Here’s what you need to know.

frazerconsultants.com According to the U.S. Government Information on Organ Donation and Transplantation, there are more than 119,000 people on the transplant waiting list.

Poems For the Different Feelings of Grief

For National Poetry Month, we’re sharing these poems that help encompass the many different feelings associated with grief.

frazerconsultants.com To help better understand and express all the feeling associated with grief — and just in time for National Poetry Month — we’ve compiled poems that help encompass the many different feelings associated with grief.

April 1st is the perfect day to share a joke, pull a prank and just have fun!😂 So this April Fools' Day, we have a question for you:

Whats the funniest April Fools' Day prank you've ever witnessed or took part in? Share your story in the comments!

Poems can be an excellent way of reflecting on the life of a friend or loved one who has passed away. Many grief counselors recommend some form of journaling or poetry-writing in the healing process. Consider giving free rein to the emotions you're experiencing by expressing them in prose.

Although a funeral or memorial service is naturally a time of mourning and grief, it doesn’t always have to be solely about their death. Remember, there’s nothing wrong with inviting loved ones to share a few of their fondest memories about the departed.

Did you know that March 21st is World Down Syndrome Awareness day? Well, that's right! Show your support today by wearing some wild, quirky, crazy, fun, mismatched, colorful or all of the above socks! 😜

Fun Fact:
"The date for WDSD being the 21st day of the 3rd month, was selected to signify the uniqueness of the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome which causes Down syndrome." -WDSD

Planning a funeral includes a lot of questions, such as who will officiate, where will the final resting place be, the content of the obituary, and more. It can be tough to answer these questions while grieving, but the funeral directors will guide you through them as sensitively as possible.

Are you concerned that someone will try to talk you into having a service that your loved one wouldn’t appreciate it? Remember, the nature of the service you plan with us for your loved one is always entirely at your discretion.

One of our goals is to provide you with information about traditional Jewish funeral practices without giving you any kind of sales pitch during this difficult time in your life.

A person will touch the lives of many others during the course of his or her life, and you want to give them all a chance to say goodbye. A well-planned funeral service will allow the entire community to gather and celebrate the life of the deceased.

After the funeral, a seven-day period of mourning known as sitting Shiva is held at the home of the mourners. Friends and community members bring prayers, condolences and support.