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McReynolds-Nave & Larson Funeral Home (Clarksville, TN) and Nave Funeral Home (Erin, TN) Founded in 1894 by Thomas E. McReynolds & Son Funeral Directors. E.R.

McReynolds-Nave & Larson Funeral Home has provided the Clarksville-Montgomery County community and surrounding areas with the highest level of professional service since 1894. McReynolds as McReynolds Funeral Directors later to become T.E. Operated by the McReynolds Family until 1976. In 1976 E.R. Nave of Nave Funeral Homes in Clarksville and Erin Tennessee acquired McReynolds Funeral Home. Nave and his sons, Larry Nave and Tony Nave, operated McReynolds-Nave Funeral Home. In 1986 Mr. Nave changed the name of the funeral home to McReynolds-Nave & Larson Funeral Home with the addition of his son-in-law Ed Larson to the firm. With over 100 years of service to our community we continue to pledge and ensure that the families we serve receive exceptional care and service above expectations.

02/05/2026

Caring for a loved one is one of the most meaningful things you can do, but it's also one of the hardest. Caregiver burnout is real, and it often sneaks up on the people who are too busy giving to notice.

Here are 6 ways to care for yourself while caring for others:

☑️Ask for help. You don't have to do this alone.
☑️Schedule time for yourself, even if it's just a walk around the block.
☑️Don't skip your own doctor's appointments.
☑️Let go of the guilt. You're doing your best.
☑️Stay connected to people who lift you up.
☑️Rest before you hit empty, not after.

You matter too. Taking care of yourself isn't selfish, it's necessary.

02/01/2026

February is American Heart Month. This month, take a little extra time for yourself. Move your body. Rest when you need to. And remember: the heart that loves your family, shows up for your friends, and carries you through each day, that heart is worth protecting.

01/28/2026

Ever hear a song and instantly feel transported to another time?

There's real science behind it. Music activates the hippocampus and amygdala, the parts of your brain responsible for memory and emotion. When those areas light up together, memories don't just return. They return with feeling.

That's why a single song can take you back to a wedding, a road trip, or a moment with someone you love. The melody unlocks the memory and the emotion all at once.

01/22/2026

It's rarely the big moments we hold onto after someone is gone. It's the little things.

The way they laughed. The stories they told a hundred times. Sunday morning routines. Inside jokes no one else would understand. The sound of their voice when they said your name.

And the objects that carry those memories. A favorite coffee mug. A worn recipe card in their handwriting. A watch they wore every day. A sweater that still smells like them.

These small, ordinary moments and simple belongings stay with us because they remind us of who someone really was and how deeply they were loved.

01/19/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of a man who changed the world through love, service, and courage.

01/16/2026

Fact: Funerals and memorial services can be as unique as the person being honored. Religious, spiritual, secular, or a blend of traditions—there's no right or wrong way to say goodbye. What matters most is that it feels meaningful to you.

01/12/2026

The start of a new year is filled with talk of fresh starts and resolutions. But for those carrying grief, January can feel heavy. The pressure to "move forward" can feel impossible when your heart is still anchored to someone you've lost. If that's you, here's your reminder: you don't have to have it all together.

A few gentle ways to care for yourself this new year:

-Let yourself feel whatever comes up. Grief doesn't follow a schedule. Give yourself permission to feel it all without judgment.

-Set boundaries. You don't have to say yes to every gathering or invitation. Protect your energy.

-Honor your loved one in small ways. Light a candle. Look at old photos. Say their name out loud.

-Lean on people who understand. Grief is not meant to be walked through alone.

-Be patient with yourself. Healing doesn't have a finish line. It takes the time it takes.

01/07/2026

It's one of the most important conversations you'll ever have—and one of the hardest to start. But talking about end-of-life wishes now is one of the most loving things you can do for the people you care about.

Not sure where to begin? Here are five caring ways to start:

1. Use someone else's story. A movie, a news story, or a friend's experience can open the door naturally.
2. Start with your own wishes. Lead by example: "I've been thinking about what I'd want someday..."
3. Frame it as a gift, not a burden. Sharing your wishes gives your family peace of mind.
4. Keep it casual. Some of the best conversations happen on a walk, over coffee, or during a long car ride.
5. Break it into smaller conversations. You don't have to cover everything at once. Start with one topic and build from there.

The goal isn't to have all the answers. It's just to start.

01/04/2026

A new year is a chance to slow down, be present, and focus on what truly matters. What intentions are you setting for 2026?

01/01/2026

Wishing you and your loved ones a peaceful, joyful new year. Here's to new beginnings, cherished memories, and the moments that matter most. Happy 2026 from our family to yours.

12/29/2025

As we enter a new year, remember that lasting change doesn't come from drastic resolutions — it comes from small, consistent habits.

Consider trying:

• Start a simple weekly routine: A gratitude list, Sunday reset, or 10-minute walk can create grounding and stability.

• Set micro-goals: Instead of “get organized,” try “organize one shelf each week.” Instead of “be healthier,” try “add one nutritious food each day.”

• Connect intentionally: Schedule one coffee, one phone call, or one shared meal with someone meaningful to you each month.

• Protect your time: Say “yes” to what fills your cup and “no” to what drains it.

• Create calm moments: Light a candle, play soft music, or spend a few minutes journaling to center yourself.

Small steps may not seem life-changing on their own — but together, they create a year built on clarity, progress, and personal well-being.

12/25/2025

May your holidays be filled with peace, comfort, and gentle moments of joy.

🎄 From our family to yours, Merry Christmas.

Address

1209 Madison Street
Clarksville, TN
37040

Website

http://www.navefuneralhomes.com/

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