Wilson-McReynolds Funeral Home
Helping Families and Friends Honor Their Loved One
Values of a Meaningful Ceremony.....
Creating a meaningful ceremony when death occurs, can help with
physical, emotional, and religious changes that take place in life. The death
of someone we love will disconnect us from the environment around us. Being
involved in a meaningful funeral ceremony can ease the pain of separation that
will naturally come with death. It is a time of sharing good memories, and
experiences with friends and family.
The Undertaker....
The midnight hour, the darkest hour that human grief may know, sends forth its hurried summons, asks me to come, I go!
I know not when the bell may toll, I know not where the bow may fall, I only know that I must go in answer to the call.
Perhaps a friend, perhaps unknown, tis fate that turns the wheel, the tangled skein of human life winds slowly on the reel.
And I? I'm the undertaker, "cold-blooded" you'll hear them say, "Trained to the shock and chill of death, with a heart that's cold and grey".
Trained, that's what they call it, how little they know the rest, I'm human, and know the sorrow that throbs in the aching breast.
Author Unknown
