Webb Caskets

03/19/2026

At Hollywood Forever, to the right of the Beth Olam mausoleum, on the side of the Gower gate, around the corner, hidden away, is a cenotaph for Anne Frank.

03/13/2026

Memorial setting for a beloved brother completed.

02/13/2026

Via The Modern Mortician
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When her cancer came back, she was really clear about what she wanted this time. No hospital room. No machines. No rotating strangers. She wanted to be at home. In her own bed. Window open. Wind in the trees. Her people nearby.

As things changed, her family stayed close. Someone was always sitting with her taking turns reading, brushing her hair, holding her hand when talking felt like too much. When she died, it wasn’t dramatic. It was quiet. One breath… then stillness. The whole room just felt calm.

Later, her daughter warmed water and brought washcloths. The family washed her together. Slow. Careful. Tender. They dressed her in her favorite blue silk pajamas. Exactly how she wanted it. No chemicals. No rush. No strangers taking over.

People came by all day. Food in their hands. Stories. Tears. Some laughter, too. They sat with her, touched her hand, said what they needed to say.

When it was time, they laid out her shroud handmade by Sanctum Shrouds and gathered around her again. Everyone placed a rose. One by one. The whole room smelled like a garden.

The next morning, they carried her out to the family van. No hearse. No casket showroom moment. Just sunlight, trees, bees buzzing somewhere nearby.
At the green burial cemetery, she was laid into the forest wrapped in her shroud, roses still around her. Moss. Soil. Roots. Back to the place she loved.

Her husband said something I’ll never forget while we placed the last rose on the grave: “No fuss. Just the forest telling her story.”

02/05/2026

The Never-Ending Grief Process
As you continue on your grief journey, remember that connecting with others can be a source of strength and comfort. Community reminds us that we are not alone in our pain.

Sharing Your Story: Open up to trusted friends or support groups about your experiences. Sharing your story can be a powerful way to process emotions and receive understanding. Join a local grief support group in person or via social media online.

Finding Solace in Togetherness: Surround yourself with people who care for you, whether through shared meals, conversations, or quiet companionship.

Giving and Receiving Support: Helping others who are grieving can also be a healing experience, reminding you of your own resilience and capacity for love.

Wishing you moments of connection and support,
Webb Caskets, Urns & Memorials

01/28/2026

MOTHER OF PEARL ROSE URN - Adult urn now available with keepsake urn
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01/23/2026

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Harris County crews are expected to come out in the coming days to talk to witnesses and nearby business owners.

01/07/2026

12/26/2025

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12/25/2025

12/17/2025

May he Rest in Peace 🙏

Sad news today — Gil Gerard’s wife Janet has shared this beautiful message that Gil asked her to post:

“This is Janet Gerard, Gil’s wife. Just to clarify — I was by his side when my husband passed away this morning in hospice care. Below is the message he left:

If you are reading this, then Janet has posted it as I asked her to.

My life has been an amazing journey. The opportunities I’ve had, the people I’ve met and the love I have given and received have made my 82 years on the planet deeply satisfying.
My journey has taken me from Arkansas to New York to Los Angeles, and finally, to my home in North Georgia with my amazing wife, Janet, of 18 years. It’s been a great ride, but inevitably one that comes to a close as mine has.

Don’t waste your time on anything that doesn’t thrill you or bring you love. See you out somewhere in the cosmos.”

Gil Gerard passed away at the age of 82 after a short and aggressive battle with cancer, with Janet by his side. Best known to millions as Captain William “Buck” Rogers, Gil became a science-fiction icon through Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, first appearing in the 1979 film before the TV series ran on NBC for two seasons.

With his easy charm and confident screen presence, Gil helped bring Buck Rogers to a new generation, alongside co-stars Erin Gray, Felix Silla and Wilfrid Hyde-White. The series became a cult favourite and remains fondly remembered by fans decades later.

Beyond the role, Gil was a regular on the convention circuit, always generous with his time and appreciation for the fans who loved his work. His final words reflect a life well lived — full of adventure, love and gratitude.

Rest well, Buck. 🌌

12/15/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ATts1WpAX/
So interesting......

When Rosie Grant launched a TikTok channel, GhostlyArchive, as a testament to gravestones, she discovered a niche form of memorial: cemetery markers that bear beloved recipes of the dearly departed. Her new cookbook collects headstone recipes that are "To Die For."

12/07/2025

- George Peppard, actor, best known for Breakfast at Tiffany's and Col. "Hannibal" Smith from the A-Team. He is buried at the Northview Cemetery in Dearborn Michigan (Wayne Co.)