Memorial Day Remembrance Memorial Day is a day for all of us to remember and honor the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. At Honor Life we appreciate the sacrifice made by so many. We know that freedom isn’t free. SHARE YOUR STORY HERE There is NO CHARGE and NO PURCHASE REQUIRED. Honoring a Well Life Lived Please take a few minutes visit this page to share a story, a memory and picture about the life of your loved one. Our team will take your story and create a special article dedicated to honoring the ...
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Paula Lomas with my mom Anita Della-Rocco “Family” can be such a broad term we use to describe relatives, friends, and loved ones. For me, my Nana was the one who taught me what the word ‘family’ really means: a person who is always there, always loving, and always putting you ahead of their personal life. Nana and me (Paula “Nana” Lomas and John-Anthony DeMarzo) It’s true what people say, “You don’t really know how much you miss someone until you’re unable to talk to them anymore.” I remember growing up being blessed that she lived only two hours away. ...
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One Friday night in September, 2016, I read the email below. It moved me with compassion to help this family. I’m not writing this to make me or my company sound good or that we did anything great. You see the Bible says if you have it in your power to do good and don’t do good, it’s a sin. I’m writing to you today because I want to share the importance of being thankful. Are you thankful? This family, during its worst time, has shown such thankfulness to our company. That thrills everyone involved with Amber’s stone. We will ...
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Aloysius Geis in Uniform with father and brother. My Uncle Al is a hero. He was a flight engineer in the United States Army Air Forces and part of a flight crew of fourteen. On September 4, 1945, just two days after the surrender of Imperial Japan, he lost his life, serving our great country. Al volunteered to stay and continue to serve our great country by dropping lifesaving supplies to prisoners of war at Fukuoka Prisoner of War Camp No. 2 in Nagasaki, Japan. I never had the opportunity to meet my Uncle Al, but I have had the honor ...
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My Granny was probably the kindest, most open-hearted person I’ve ever met in my life. She had such warmth and generosity of Mildred Kinnaird on her 90th birthday spirit that it just spilled over into the people around her, making their lives better and happier for knowing her. With her birthday and Mother’s Day both just around the corner, I always find myself thinking of her a lot at this time of year, especially when I pass a garden bursting with spring flowers. Mildred was born deep in cotton country in northern Louisiana in May of 1919. She lost her ...
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