Issue 47.10
I am not a relative of the Bundy family. I have never been to a Bundy Family Reunion, but I most definitely feel like family. It has been my distinct privilege for many years to serve the Bundy family as their Funeral Director. […]
Issue 47.10 I am not a relative of the Bundy family. I have never been to a Bundy Family Reunion, but I most definitely feel like family. It has been my distinct privilege for many years to serve the Bundy family as their Funeral Director. […] Issue 42.10 These past weeks I have felt very inspired as I think about our U.S. Armed Forces; our men and women who protect this great nation, and their sacrifices that bless our lives each and every day. Not only are […] Issue 37.10 More than 58,000 names are engraved on the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington, DC, and each one has a unique story. The Vietnam Memorial Traveling Wall, a half-size replica of the memorial will once again return to Washington County, serving as a reminder […] Issue 31.10 I actually get excited thinking about writing my next article for the Senior Sampler. It’s even somewhat soul searching as I stop to think about how I really feel about what I am thinking. It gives me the opportunity […] Issue 26.10 The “$6.00 Haircut” is my favorite TV advertisement. It appeals to many of us because of the so-called “bargain” factor. Because of our human nature it grabs our attention, but in the end, it might not be exactly what it’s advertised to be. […] Issue 21.10 Funeral Directors are my heroes. They are professionals who serve from their hearts. They are kind, tender and loving minutemen and women, who respond promptly to a family’s call any time of the day or night. They extend themselves with confidence, compassion, and […] Issue 16.10 Part 2 May I share a story of a true experience that happened to me? A middle-aged father had passed away. He had divorced three times and was, at the time of his death living alone, separated from […] Issue 11.10 (Part 1) The price of funerals has almost doubled in the last 15 years, and the costs continue to rise. In 1990, the average price for a full Traditional Funeral was $3,900.00. Today, the typical expenditure for that […] Issue 6.10 These days especially, we are more aware than ever of our veterans and the sacrifices they and their families have made and continue to make. What you may not be aware of are the many wonderful duties these veterans continue to perform here in our […] Issue 3.10 January 15th, 2010 | Category: Ted Spilsbury | Comments are closed |