Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes- Tiffany Chapel

04/23/2026

Today, we recognize the administrative professionals at our Tiffany Chapel for the heart they bring to everything they do.
Their organization, compassion, and quiet dedication help create meaningful experiences for the families we serve.
We are thankful for their continued care and commitment.

04/22/2026

This Earth Day, we’re reminded that every life leaves a lasting impression.

In the memories we carry and the lives we touch, that impact continues forward.

04/20/2026

A glimpse into 1967.

This small advertisement features an early illustration of what is now our Tiffany Chapel - a space that has served families in our community for generations.

While much has changed over the years, the heart behind the work remains the same: a commitment to personal, thoughtful care for every family we serve.

It’s a privilege to continue that legacy today.

04/17/2026

We pause to honor the lives of those entrusted to our care at Tiffany Chapel.

This week, we remember Norine Van Drie, Roger Glen Toebe, Christopher Lee Fleischer, Lori Lee Martenies, Donald Richard Card, John “Jack” David Beyerhelm, Janet DeRose Litrenta, and Pravinbhai Hirabhai Patel.

Each life leaves a lasting impression, carried forward in the memories of those who knew and loved them.

It is our privilege to care for these families with compassion and respect.

04/15/2026

Losing a spouse or life partner is a profound and life-changing loss.

In the early days, it can be difficult to know how to help someone who is grieving. You may want to offer something meaningful, while also being mindful not to overwhelm them.

Often, the most thoughtful gestures are simple and practical. A meal, help around the home, or a grocery delivery can ease some of the day-to-day burdens during an already heavy time.

Other gentle ways to show support might include:
• A journal and pen, offering space to process thoughts and emotions
• A candle or flowers, sent at a later time as a quiet reminder they are not alone
• Remembering important dates, such as anniversaries or holidays, when grief can feel especially present

Above all, your continued presence matters most. Checking in, offering a listening ear, and simply showing up can bring comfort in ways that words sometimes cannot.

04/10/2026

Planning ahead is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give your loved ones.

Join us at Gorsline-Runciman Tiffany Chapel for a complimentary seminar to learn the simple steps of planning final arrangements and how it can ease future burdens for your family.

Tuesday, May 5, 2026 at 5 p.m.
3232 W. Saginaw Hwy, Lansing

Enjoy a meal on us. No obligation to purchase.

Reserve your spot:
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/rsvp/SXI17D

or call 517-321-2211

We’re here to help every step of the way.

04/08/2026

Losing a pet can be one of the most difficult goodbyes.

They are constant companions, part of our daily routines, and often feel like family in every sense of the word. When they are gone, the loss can be deeply felt and takes time to process.

If someone you care about is grieving the loss of a pet, a small, thoughtful gesture can mean a great deal. Something that honors that bond and helps preserve their memory can bring comfort in a meaningful way.

A few ideas to consider:
• A personalized keepsake, like a garden stone or framed photo
• A small gift that reflects their pet’s personality or favorite place
• A donation to a local organization, such as Capital Area Humane Society, in their pet’s name

Above all, acknowledging their loss and simply being there can make all the difference.

04/05/2026

This Easter season, we are reminded of the quiet ways renewal finds us.

At Tiffany Chapel, we are honored to be a place where families come together to reflect, remember, and find comfort.

Wishing you peace and renewal this season.

04/04/2026

Finding the right words after a loss is not always easy.

When someone you care about is grieving, you may worry about what to say, or whether you might say the wrong thing. The truth is, there are no perfect words. What matters most is simply showing that you care.

A kind, sincere message can bring comfort in ways you may not even realize. Letting someone know they are not alone can mean everything.

If you are unsure where to begin, here are a few simple thoughts to guide you:

“I’m deeply sorry for your loss. I’m here for whatever you need.”

“My heart goes out to you. You are in my thoughts.”

“Thinking of you and your family and sending all my love.”

“We are holding you and your loved ones close in our hearts.”

Even the smallest message can offer meaningful support during a difficult time.

04/03/2026

We take time today to quietly reflect on the lives of those entrusted to our care at Tiffany Chapel.

Roger Glen Toebe
Lori Lee Martenies
Donald Richard Card
John “Jack” David Beyerhelm
Janet DeRose Litrenta
Pravinbhai Hirabhai Patel
Clarence E. Heaton
Shirley Jean Stock

Each name represents a life woven into the fabric of this community: remembered in stories shared, traditions carried on, and the love that remains.

It is a privilege to serve these families with care and compassion, and to be part of the moments where remembrance becomes something shared.

For those who wish to read more about each life and legacy, we invite you to visit www.grtiffany.com

03/30/2026

March is Social Work Month, a time to recognize the compassion, dedication, and quiet strength of social workers in our community.

Every day, social workers walk alongside individuals and families through some of life’s most difficult moments. Their care, advocacy, and support create space for healing, understanding, and hope.

At Tiffany Chapel, we are grateful for the partnerships we share with social workers who help guide families through loss and grief with such professionalism and heart.

Thank you for the difference you make, NACG National Alliance for Children's Grief, not only in moments of need, but in the lasting impact you have on so many lives.

March is Social Work Month, and the NACG is proud to recognize the compassionate, dedicated social workers in our alliance. Your commitment to supporting children and teens who are grieving creates a meaningful, lasting impact. Because of you, more young people feel seen, supported, and less alone in their grief. Thank you. 💙
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03/27/2026

With quiet reflection, we take a moment to honor the lives of those entrusted to our care at the Tiffany Chapel.

Each person leaves behind a legacy of love, connection, and memories that continue to live on through family and friends.

Donald Richard Card
Janet DeRose Litrenta
Pravinbhai Hirabhai Patel
Clarence E. Heaton
Shirley Jean Stock
Samantha “Sami” J. Beard
Robert Allan Rasinske
Patricia “Pat” Andrews

It is a privilege to walk alongside these families, offering support and care as they remember those who meant so much to them.

We hold each of these families in our thoughts in the days ahead.