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Cassie Reynoso

Cassie Reynoso is a website Virtual Assistant and SEO analyst. With over 3 years of experience in the field, she has worked with various clients including US Urns Online, All Gifts Considered, and others. Cassie grew up in a small town in Texas, where her backyard was either surrounded by cattle or corn farms, depending on the year. Now in her adult years, Cassie has moved into the center of the big city where keeps up with the ever-changing trends in funerals, etiquette, research, and the technology which she uses when creating content. At US Urns Online, Cassie's roles include research, on-page SEO, content management, and managing various aspects of graphic design for websites and their associated social media profiles. Always looking for helpful tools to enhance her work, Cassie collaborates with AI to further her research, establish reader-first article outlines, and break down complicated topics for article usage. She holds certifications in SEO, having completed both the SEO and SEO II certificates from the HubSpot Academy. Cassie is dedicated to staying current with the latest SEO trends and best practices to provide her clients with exceptional service.

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comforting things to say at funerals

What to Say at a Funeral? Finding the Right Words

Losing someone you care about is hard to experience and, for some, it’s just as hard to figure out what to say at a funeral service to those experiencing that grief.

Funerals are generally a place where people can come together to remember the person who has passed away. You can also use this time to offer support to the close family members and friends who are grieving.

But how do you do this? The most important thing is to choose your words and actions carefully so that you can truly bring comfort during this sad time.

If you are struggling to know what is appropriate to say at a funeral, you’re in the right place.

Below, you will find examples of comforting things to say at funeral services, what not to say, as well as how to follow up afterward. 

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do funeral homes take pictures of the deceased

Do Funeral Homes Take Pictures of the Deceased?

Navigating the process of planning a funeral and remembering someone’s life involves some important questions. During this process, it’s common to wonder if funeral homes take photos of the deceased.

Your concern may be about privacy and making sure that images of your departed loved one aren’t floating around without your knowledge.

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