Remembering “The Greatest” Muhammad Ali
Three-time world heavyweight champion, the most charismatic boxer, the enigmatic philanthropist, the civil rights champion, the “black god” and “The Greatest” — Muhammad Ali was known for many things throughout his well-lived lifetime. To say that he has lived his life to the fullest is a complete understatement. Read more

Losing someone is beyond any fathomable feeling. There’s a floodgate of emotions that open, and we struggle to have control over it. Death is an inevitable part of life. While dealing with it is far from easy, there are various ways to cope.
A eulogy is a beautiful way to exemplify the life lived by the departed. It’s an opportunity for you to express just how much that person meant to you personally.
To say that funerals are overwhelming is an understatement. There are a lot of things going on akin to a frenzy of emotions that sometimes push people to their breaking points. Apart from personally dealing with the death of a loved one, one aspect of death is a struggle for many: Money.
Accepting the death of a loved one is challenging on its own. To write and dedicate something about it could be an even more dreading task. However, we always believed that eulogies are a gift. Being given the chance to talk about a person that meant a lot to many is a blessing in its own. 
Today’s modern world has welcomed various ways to pay respect to our dead. There are green burials — a process in which the deceased’s body is buried underneath in a manner that aids in the conservation of natural resources. There’s also another method in which the deceased’s body is buried in an organic pod that would later on turn into a tree.
Saying goodbye to a loved one is never easy. In fact, it is one of the most daunting experiences we would never wish on anyone. Those who go through a sudden loss feel burdened by many obstacles, one of which includes believing hearsays about funerals, funeral homes and cremation.
Celine Dion is considered one of the most revered singers of our time. The “My Heart Will Go On” star credits her widely acclaimed success after her husband and former manager,
Marjorie Lord, the actress best known for playing opposite Danny Thomas in the ‘50s-‘60s sitcom, Make Room for Daddy passed away at age 97. 
