Even though a decision might been made in favor of cremation for a loved one, the possibility of additional questions about the entire process is inevitable. That’s because the concept of a Dallas-Fort Worth cremation is something that many people may be unfamiliar with, and […]
When people come to Lone Star Cremation to request our services in honoring the memory of their deceased loved one, they will occasionally ask: Is a casket required for cremation? Technically, the answer is no, but that comes with this caveat: the deceased does need […]
The loss of a loved one to death is something each of us deals with at some point in our lives, but there’s no single way to deal with the aftermath of coping without the individual’s presence in our lives. Following the wishes of the loved […]
Matthew Anthony Sprague II, aged 79, died on January 27th, at his home. Memorial Services: 3 p.m. Saturday, February 7, 2015 at the Arlington Sports Club Pavilion, 11500 Country Road 525, Mansfield, TX 76063. There will be a private internment with Matt’s family in Ohio. Memorials: […]
Dealing with death is never easy, but grief can sometimes result in people not knowing what to do when death occurs. This can happen when the passing was unexpected, which can engulf a family in emotional turmoil.
Fort Worth– Elmer “Dusty” Douglas, 85, went to be with the Lord Monday morning, December 22, 2014. Born in a coal mining camp in Mt. Harris, CO. to Orval Douglas and Opal Cook Douglas. One of five children, including Ruth, Dick, Danny and Donny. He graduated from […]
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