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02/20/2026

Cemetery Flowers makes it easy for families with loved ones memorialized at select Dignity Memorial® cemeteries to remember birthdays, anniversaries, holidays and more. https://bit.ly/3H44H6T

02/19/2026

02/17/2026

Spread kindness and hope! Express your kindness and generosity by registering as an organ, eye or tissue donor to save a life! https://registerme.org/campaign/dignity

02/15/2026

Whether you choose in-ground burial, above ground entombment or an option for cremation, cemetery property provides a final resting place for family and friends to visit and reflect on your legacy. Dignity Memorial® cemeteries offer a wide range of burial options, and Dignity Memorial professionals are here to help you choose the property that best suits the personal wishes, family preferences and cultural traditions of you or your loved one. Watch this video to see these different options:

There are several types of cemetery properties and different burial options. Learn more about in-ground and aboveground options for you and your loved one.

02/14/2026

More than 100,000 people are waiting for a life-saving organ or tissue transplant. Show your support by registering as a donor in honor of National Donor Day! https://registerme.org/campaign/dignity

02/13/2026

The Shroud of Turin is an ancient linen cloth that holds a mysterious image of a scourged and crucified man. It's widely regarded as the most scientifically studied artifact in history, yet no one can explain how the mysterious image was formed. The wounds of the Man of the Shroud reflect the Biblical narrative of the suffering and death of Jesus Christ.

02/11/2026

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02/10/2026

Black funeral traditions blend cultural and historical influences, offering a unique way to mourn and heal. With vibrant music, heartfelt prayers, and communal gatherings, these customs celebrate love, hope, and faith while strengthening family and community bonds.

Traditions connect our past with our present, provide a source for a common identity and give us a foundation for growth. For many Black Americans, funeral traditions are an important link to history and a meaningful path to mourning, celebrating and healing after the loss of a loved one.