Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, Inc.

12/29/2025

The holiday season often brings connection, reflection, and tradition — but for families coping with loss, it may also bring moments of grief that feel sharper this time of year. A thoughtful quote can serve as a gentle reminder that it’s okay for the holidays to feel different when someone you love is no longer here.

At Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, we understand that grief does not pause for the season. Many people find themselves navigating a mix of emotions — gratitude, sadness, longing, and love — sometimes all at once. It’s important to give ourselves and others the grace to acknowledge those feelings without pressure to “be festive.”

If you or someone in your community is grieving this season, small acts of support can make a meaningful difference. A message, a meal, or simply being present can offer comfort during an emotionally complex time. 🕊️

12/25/2025

Wishing you peace and comfort this holiday season.

During this season of reflection, we extend our warmest holiday wishes to the families and community we are honored to serve.

From all of us at Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, we wish you peace, comfort, and gentle moments of hope this holiday season.

12/18/2025

Highmark Caring Place is a place of comfort and healing for children and families navigating the loss of a loved one — and this month, our community has an opportunity to support their important work! 💙

From Friday, December 19 through Sunday, December 21, the Kendra Scott Gives Back Event will benefit The Highmark Caring Place.

There are two ways to participate:
• Online: Shop December 19–21 and use code GIVEBACK-KPUJG — 20% of your purchase will be donated.
• In-store: Visit the Kendra Scott store at Ross Park Mall (Lower Level) on Friday, December 19 from 5–7 PM. 20% of purchases during this time will also support the cause.

We are grateful to support a Shine Bright, Do Good cause as they provide compassionate care to families in our community.

12/16/2025

Every family we serve brings a unique story, and honoring that story is at the heart of what we do. Recently, a family shared how much their father loved Sunday dinners — a simple tradition that meant the world to them. Together, we created a service that reflected that warmth, incorporating his favorite meal, family photos, and the memories that made him who he was.

Personal touches like these help families feel connected, supported, and seen during one of life’s hardest moments.

At Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, our team is here to guide you with care and create arrangements that feel true to your loved one’s life. 💛

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12/12/2025

❄️ Winter can make grief feel heavier. Psychology Today notes that this time of year can amplify memories, heighten feelings of loneliness, and create a sense of emotional “weight” that many people carry quietly.

If you’re navigating loss this season, please know you’re not alone. Small acts of care — reaching out to a friend, creating new traditions, or simply giving yourself permission to rest — can make a meaningful difference.

We’re sharing an article with more insights and supportive guidance for anyone coping with grief this winter.

Read more here:

Grieving during the holidays can be particularly painful. Here are some suggestions to help you navigate the nuances of loss when you're not feeling so jolly.

12/11/2025

The holiday season can bring a mix of warmth and heaviness when someone you love is no longer here to celebrate with you. Finding small, meaningful ways to honor their memory can help bring comfort, connection, and a sense of closeness during this time of year. ❄️

Swipe through for simple ideas—lighting a candle in their honor, preparing their favorite dish, sharing stories with family, or creating a keepsake that celebrates their life. These gentle gestures can help transform moments of grief into moments of remembrance.

At Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, we’re here to support you in honoring your loved one in ways that feel personal and meaningful. If you need guidance this season, please reach out. You’re not alone. 🌹

12/10/2025

The holiday season can be especially difficult when you’re grieving the loss of someone you love. If this time of year feels heavy, you’re not alone. 💙

Swipe through for three gentle reminders that may bring comfort as you navigate the weeks ahead. If you or your family need support, guidance, or someone to talk to, our team at Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home is here for you.

12/08/2025

Starting the conversation matters. 💛

Talking about end-of-life wishes isn’t easy, but they’re some of the most meaningful discussions we can have with the people we love. These talks help ensure that your family understands your preferences and feels supported when making important decisions in the future.

If you’re not sure where to begin, our Preplanning Checklist offers a simple, step-by-step way to think through your choices and open the door to thoughtful conversations.

Taking the time to plan ahead is an act of care — for yourself and for those who will carry out your wishes.

Explore the checklist here:

For many, it feels like there’s an overwhelming amount of things to think about! But in all honesty, taking control of the important things in life just feels good; you know it

12/04/2025

The holiday season can bring a mix of emotions — warmth, memories, and sometimes a deep sense of longing for those no longer with us. Dr. Alan Wolfelt reminds us that remembering our loved ones, even when it brings sorrow, can also open the door to hope.

At Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, we understand how difficult this time of year can feel when you’re grieving. Whether your loss is recent or years have passed, you’re not alone.

Take the season at your own pace, allow yourself moments of reflection, and know that it’s okay to feel whatever you feel. 💛

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours. 🍂

Today, we want to express our sincere appreciation to the families who trust us to walk alongside them during life’s most challenging times. Your confidence in our care is something we hold with deep gratitude.

As we reflect on the year, we’re thankful for our community and the privilege of serving you with compassion and respect. Wishing you a peaceful, meaningful holiday surrounded by love and comfort. 💜

11/24/2025

The holiday season can bring both warmth and heartache, making days like Thanksgiving particularly challenging. If you or someone you know is navigating loss this season, gentle support and understanding can make all the difference.

To offer support, we’re sharing a thoughtful article from the National Council on Aging that outlines practical ways to manage grief during the holidays. These tips emphasize emotional awareness, boundary-setting, honoring traditions, and finding moments of connection — all of which can help make the season more manageable.

🔗 Read more here:

Grief can bring conflicting feelings especially at holiday time, but the holidays can still be a time of connection and meaning. Intentional self care, planning ahead, being flexible with traditions, and incorporating rituals to honor loved ones can help.

11/21/2025

Embalming is a respectful practice that helps preserve and sanitize the body, slows natural changes, and creates a more peaceful appearance for loved ones to say their goodbyes.

While it’s not required in every situation, embalming can provide families with the time they need to gather, honor a life, and receive support from their community. Our goal is always to help you understand your options with clarity and care.

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