In our Grief, Faith & Culture series, David Deavel blogs about Catholicism.
David ..
An event in the tradition of the New York Wine Tasting of 1973 celebrates the life of Robert L. Balz..
In our Grief, Faith & Culture series, Heidi Telpner blogs about Judaism...
Non-denominational Christian minister and Fairhaven Family Service Counselor Jim Bogosian blogs abou..
Author and hospice nurse Heidi Telpner guest blogs on the Fairhaven Funeral Blog (http://fairhavenfu..
Dr. Debra Holland, author of the Essential Guide to Grief and Grieving, guest blogs at the Fairh..
Comfort and Hope During the Holidays
by Pastor Randy Hill from Hope for Healing Hearts Minis..
Genealogy is the study of the descents of families and persons from an ancestor or ancestors. This study is undertaken by many people out of interest in their personal and family origins. Cemeteries are one of many sources of information.
Our cemetery has an office that maintain records of who is interred at the cemetery and who was moved from our cemetery to another. We will look up a name in our records for a small service fee. We will then mail you copies of the information that we find in our burial records.
As a general rule, we cannot provide the names of parents, children, or other relatives because family relationships have not been recorded in our records.
"Fairhaven Memorial Park and Mortuary arranged the funeral for my dear wife Jessie. The preparation of every detail was very well done and the appearance of my wife was just beautiful. The Father did a great job speaking about Jessie’s life. Also the soloist and the organist added a nice touch to the funeral. The funeral was handled in a very professional manner and I wanted to express my satisfaction. "