Turner Funeral Home and Florida Hills Memorial Gardens

02/12/2026

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.

02/08/2026

Meet three women — all very much alive — who’ve pre-planned their funerals to insulate their families from financial hardship and added stress.

Meet three women – all very much alive – who’ve pre-planned their funerals to insulate their families from financial hardship.

02/07/2026

Whether you send a card via mail, drop a letter on your friend's desk at work, or send an e-card, sending a letter to a loved one is a great way to share memories, show your appreciation for someone, or simply let them know you're thinking about them. Sending a personal card is also a kind way to show sympathy for someone who has recently experienced a loss. https://bit.ly/48WCUSE

02/05/2026

When it comes to planning your loved one’s funeral service, we cater to your every need—right down to the catering. It’s just one more way we offer service beyond expectation. https://bit.ly/3MccaBj

02/01/2026

Did you know more than 100,000 people are waiting for a life-saving transplant? Register to be a donor with Donate Life America today:

This registration is a binding, legal document of gift. You affirm the information provided is accurate. You agree upon death to donate all eligible organs and tissues for transplant.

01/30/2026

: A casket is rectangular with a lid and a coffin is six-sided, wider at the shoulders and narrower at the feet. Caskets are more commonly used in the United States and Canada than coffins.