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Funeral Etiquette

 

For most of us, attending visitations and funerals is a rare experience, one that we might not look forward to -- not only because it is often a time of sadness but also because we might wonder how to dress, what to say and what is expected of us.  Therefore, we at the Koller Funeral Home and Cremation Center in York, PA offer the advice in this segment to give you some general guidelines for funeral etiquette as well as advice specific to attending services, sending your condolences and sympathies to the family and appropriately offering your time and expertise  to help the bereaved family in their moment of need.

General Funeral Etiquette Advice
Over the years, the way we conduct ourselves and the way we dress for funerals has definitely changed.  However, common sense and common courtesy still prevail. Read more...>>

Attending Services
The funeral/burial plans made by the family could offer multiple opportunities for you to pay your respects to the deceased and the family.  Your relationship will usually determine whether you attend one or possibly more of the services scheduled. Read more...>>

Sending Condolences
Condolences to comfort the bereaved and honor the deceased come in many forms. However you decide to convey condolences, the important thing is that you do not neglect to do so. Read more ...>>

Helping With Healing
Well-meaning people say “If you need anything at all, just let me know”.  A far more thoughtful approach is to offer your help in a very specific way. Read more ...>>