Losing a loved one is difficult. Thankfully, if you've lost a loved one due to COVID-19, you may be eligible to receive support. FEMA announces COVID-19 Funeral Assistance See who is eligible and how to apply at COVID-19 Funeral Assistance | FEMA.gov
Live streaming a service has become a way for people to partake in a service, if it’s done right. We have someone who truly understands how funerals are to be viewed and how loved ones are to be honored. The flowers and the messages attached to the flowers, the photos and keepsakes on display, the [...]
As we recognize the importance of health care workers during this pandemic, let us take the time to recognize the tireless efforts and unflinching courage of those at the end of life's journey, our Funeral Directors - Last Responders - Piasecki Funeral Home has not been overwhelmed from the number of deaths but from the [...]
1. Call and text your family and friends regularly. Tell them how much it means to you that they keep in touch by texting and calling you regularly as well. 2. Turn your loved one’s Facebook page into a memorial page where friends and family can share photos, videos and talk about their memories. [...]
1. Peace of Mind - One of the best gifts that you can give your loved ones is sparing them the distress of planning your funeral after you're gone. With this gift comes the feeling of knowing that they will be able to celebrate your life and grieve your loss without the stress and worry about [...]
It is with great pride and tremendous gratitude that we at the Piasecki Funeral Home would like to announce Matthew J. Martin as a new partner, effective June 2020. "To be in the funeral service requires a rare blend of empathy, grace under pressure, and collaborative spirit," said Nancy Piasecki, President of Piasecki Funeral Home. [...]
Piasecki Funeral Home is dedicated to ensuring that the life of your loved one is celebrated with all of those who were part of the journey. The recent restrictions have placed a limit on crowd sizes within our facility. However, there are still many ways celebrate that person's life and express your condolences. Our job [...]
Someone is waiting right now to help. Learn the signs: Giving away prize possessions. Saying things like, "It'll be O.K. when I'm gone" or "You won't have to worry about it" Go through a period of deep sadness then appear really happy, as if they are at peace with the finality of ending their life. [...]
Pace Yourself: You don't have to uphold all the obligations you did in the past. Allow yourself the luxury to slow down, release and let go of the old "should have" and "have to" concept. To Say "NO" is O.K.: It's O.K. to tell others NO. This means you can reject invitations or visitors if [...]
When you attend a funeral with military honors in the Kenosha area, take special notice of the men in uniform handling the Stars and Stripes and performing the rifle salute (3 shot volley). They are the Kenosha Area Vietnam Veterans (KAVV) Honor Guard. Here are some interesting facts about KAVV: 1. They are an all-volunteer [...]
