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EVENT ATTENDEE TESTIMONIALS

"A moment of peace to revive in your own comfort with those around you who feel the pain for different reasons but still there. The event helps to unlock emotions you may hide day in and day out."

Art For the Grieving Heart - 2019

Deborah Martin

“Thank you for such an incredible day of learning and sharing. It was a beautiful day and the way it was organized was extremely thoughtful. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and I hope to attend this again in the future!"

Finding Grace in Grief - 2019

Melissa Morris

"Second time attending and more to come! Thank you again for putting this out in the community. It was here that my husband and I met Angel Whispers and it saved our marriage after the loss of our child."


Moments With Dr. Wolfelt - 2019

Nicole Hall

EVENTS & GRIEF SUPPORT PROGRAMS

You are important to us. Do not suffer alone, we are here to support you with your grieving process.

We are very proud to be able to serve our communities with aftercare events and programs of the highest quality to support people and help with their healing in their grieving processes.


We count on qualified professionals and partners who are always able and available to help our families learning to deal with their losses.


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Or learn more about each of the events separately by browsing the images below.

REGULAR AGENDA

These are our 4 permanent events and programs, hosted weekly, monthly or annually in our calendar of activities.

Hover and click on the images on the right to access the pages dedicated to each of our 
regular aftercare events / programs.

  • Moments With Dr. Wolfelt


    Caring versus curing. A complimentary seminar 

    for caregivers with Dr. Wolfelt.

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    • OCCASIONAL & PAST EVENTS

    These are our past  or occasional aftercare events and programs, happening on limited occasions in our calendar of activities.


    Hover and click on the images on the left to access the pages dedicated to each of our occasional aftercare events/programs.

    SUPPORT CONTENT

    Materials and posts focused on grief support, healing and specific funeral information.

    We have a large collection of informational materials in our blog about funeral procedures, how to proceed, products, as well as support, healing and motivational posts. Check below our last 3 posts, access our blog to check all the materials or research on a specific subject.


    Art for the Grieving Heart at The Art of Cake

    Connection Through Shared Experiences

    By Kristi Hammond • 27 Oct, 2023
    If the positive side of social media has taught us anything, it’s that something pretty special happens when people connect through shared experiences. Whether they connect through a passion for Disney vacations, are avid gardeners, or – yes – even connect because of shared loss and grief – there is power in that shared connection.
    Christmas ornaments on the background. Feminine hands holding old family photos on the foreground.

    Christmas Traditions After the Loss of a Loved One

    By Park Memorial • 01 Dec, 2021
    Christmas brings complicated feelings when one is grieving the loss of a loved one. While the absence of that person is palpable in the season’s celebrations, there are several meaningful ways to honour their memory during the holidays. Traditions are a big part of the holidays for most families.

    Caring for yourself by engaging with the natural world

    By Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D. • 20 Oct, 2021
    During this unprecedentedly difficult time for humanity in general and funeral service in particular, good self-care could not be more important. I know you’re busy, and I know you’re probably stressed. Which coping strategies are you using? In your precious spare moments, you might distract yourself with technology and entertainment. You may numb yourself with alcohol and drugs.
    A woman starting to write down her funeral plans.

    Why Should I Preplan My Funeral?

    By Park Memorial • 01 Dec, 2021
    When a loved one dies, there are many decisions to be made, ranging from their final disposition (burial or cremation), to location, officiant, obituary, eulogy, song choices, florals, and many more. It is likened to planning a wedding, as it has as many decisions and moving parts as a wedding does, but unlike a wedding, it is often planned and held in under one week’s time.
    An older gentleman hugging his granddaughter, both are happy.

    How To Talk About Final Wishes?

    By Park Memorial • 12 Oct, 2021
    Society holds such fear and ‘taboo’ around talking about death and dying. Park Memorial is committed to normalizing the conversation around death and dying in our community.
    An elderly woman holding hands with her daughter.

    Choose an Executor – And Choose Wisely!

    By Park Memorial • 11 Sep, 2019
    Some of our most critical life decisions to be made affect outcomes after we die. One of those is naming an executor in our will. Almost as important as the will itself, choosing one’s executor can mean the difference between your final wishes being honoured and carried out as per your instruction, or being changed and completely disregarded.
    Art for the Grieving Heart at The Art of Cake

    Connection Through Shared Experiences

    By Kristi Hammond • 27 Oct, 2023
    If the positive side of social media has taught us anything, it’s that something pretty special happens when people connect through shared experiences. Whether they connect through a passion for Disney vacations, are avid gardeners, or – yes – even connect because of shared loss and grief – there is power in that shared connection.
    Christmas ornaments on the background. Feminine hands holding old family photos on the foreground.

    Christmas Traditions After the Loss of a Loved One

    By Park Memorial • 01 Dec, 2021
    Christmas brings complicated feelings when one is grieving the loss of a loved one. While the absence of that person is palpable in the season’s celebrations, there are several meaningful ways to honour their memory during the holidays. Traditions are a big part of the holidays for most families.

    Caring for yourself by engaging with the natural world

    By Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D. • 20 Oct, 2021
    During this unprecedentedly difficult time for humanity in general and funeral service in particular, good self-care could not be more important. I know you’re busy, and I know you’re probably stressed. Which coping strategies are you using? In your precious spare moments, you might distract yourself with technology and entertainment. You may numb yourself with alcohol and drugs.

    CONTACT US

    Do you have questions about our events, projects and materials? 

    Contact us today and we will walk you throughout our grief support and healing programs.

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    TALK TO AN EXPERT

    We are always here to answer your call.


    Our Public Relations Coordinator will guide you and your family through our aftercare events.

    Kristi Hammond

    Public Relation Coordinator

    CALL US NOW: 780-426-0050
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