Beaverlodge Funeral Service

12/25/2025

During this season of reflection and togetherness, we extend our warmest Christmas wishes to you and your loved ones.

12/23/2025

Obituary for Beverly "Bev" McCallum
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12/22/2025

Holiday Hours
Wishing you comfort and peace this Christmas season. For assistance at any time, please reach out—our team is available around the clock. 780-354-2988

12/19/2025

Obituary for Jaro Siezien Jr.
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12/17/2025

Each of us creates a story for how life is supposed to unfold. But loss often disrupts that story, leaving us with “the grief of unmet expectations.”

We then face a choice: to rewrite our script and make new meaning, or to remain trapped in the world that no longer fits.

Reflection:
Grief asks us to find meaning when life no longer makes sense.

12/10/2025

Grief isn’t about “getting back to normal.” Life has changed, and will never be the same again — but that doesn’t mean it cannot be good.

Healing involves helping the bereaved integrate their loss into life as it now is, finding new ways to live and love in a changed world.

Reflection:
We can’t go back — but we can go forward, with love as our guide. ❤️

12/06/2025

We remember the women lost to gender-based violence on this National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.

12/05/2025

12/03/2025

Bereavement is often a “choiceless event.” Few would ever choose to lose someone they love. Yet within that loss, we face many choices — whether to confront our pain or avoid it, to open up or to shut down, to grieve or to suppress.

We may not have a choice in what happened, but we do have a choice in what we do about it.

Reflection:
Grieving is not something that happens to us.
Grieving is something we do. 🌿

11/28/2025

What a wonderful evening at the Beaverlodge Chamber of Commerce Christmas Dinner! Great food, great company, and great community spirit.
We are truly honoured to be recognized as one of the Beaverlodge Community Champions. Thank you, Beaverlodge!

Thank to the Beaverlodge & District Chamber of Commerce.

11/27/2025

We cannot understand bereavement unless we appreciate how each person’s world has been forever changed by loss.

Rather than trying to “fix” grief or push people to “get back to normal,” we need to recognize that life has changed — and it will never be exactly the same again.
Grief isn’t about returning to what was, but learning how to live in what now is.

Reflection:
Grief says, “My world has changed, and I don’t like it.” Healing begins when we can start to make meaning in that new world.