by Kyle Tevlin | Mar 24, 2017 | Acceptance of death, Life celebration, Planning your own funerals, Writing obituaries
The Party-Before-You-Go. Perhaps you’ve heard this, too — what a shame it is that people gather to celebrate your life when you’re ironically no longer here to feel the love. It’s hard to argue with. It’s such a nuisance that we just...
by Kyle Tevlin | Mar 24, 2017 | Acceptance of death, Life celebration, Planning your own funerals, Writing obituaries
The Party-Before-You-Go. Perhaps you’ve heard this, too — what a shame it is that people gather to celebrate your life when you’re ironically no longer here to feel the love. It’s hard to argue with. It’s such a nuisance that we just...
by Kyle Tevlin | Mar 10, 2017 | Acceptance of death, Life celebration
“It’s not for everyone” — a sentiment that applies to many aspects of I Want a Fun Funeral. In fact, I’m head disclaimer proclaimer. And this may be the shiniest example of that yet: Funeral Homes with Bars. Yep, you read that right, and whether you...
by Kyle Tevlin | Mar 3, 2017 | Life celebration, Personalized funeral
This is a neat idea. 89 year-old grandmother Margaret Hubl of Nebraska was a quilter. (We all know a quilter, don’t we?) As one of her granddaughters said, “Never did I imagine how many there were…” Margaret’s family decided to put all the quilts out...
