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Coins on a Headstone: Five Little-Known Facts About Grave Decorations

Have you ever seen letters, photos, or coins on a headstone? These traditional mementos represent a way to honor the departed. Honoring those who have passed on has always been an important aspect...
By VGFS
In News & Events
Sunday, December 18, 2022

Have You Been Asked to be Pallbearer or Honorary Pallbearer? Four Important Things to Know

Consider it a tremendous honor if you have been asked to serve as a pallbearer or honorary pallbearer at a funeral. Being a pallbearer or honorary pallbearer means you will play an integral part i...
By VGFS
In News & Events
Thursday, December 15, 2022

In Remembrance Of Our Loved Ones This Holiday Season

During the holidays, those grieving sometimes feel like they are in a time machine, feeling their emotions of loss as deeply as when it occurred.  Grief affects everyone differently, but one ...
By Leslie Holley
In News & Events
Monday, December 12, 2022

When a Death Occurs Away from Home or Out of Town, Take These Four Steps

Losing a loved one is difficult, no matter the time or place. When a death occurs away from home or out of town, do you know the steps to take? In today’s mobile society, end-of-life emergencies a...
By VGFS
In News & Events
Tuesday, November 29, 2022

VGFS is Proud to Partner with 53 Families Foundation This Thanksgiving

Vaughn Greene Funeral Services is proud to support this year's 53 Families Foundation Thanksgiving Dinner on November 22 at 4pm, held at the Baltimore Convention Center. For ten consecutive...
By VGFS
In News & Events
Monday, November 21, 2022

Seven Touching Ways to Use Cremated Remains to Honor Your Loved One

When it comes to inspired uses for cremated remains, the possibilities are endless. From the traditional to the avant-garde, there is an option for every taste and budget. Over the last decade, ...
By VGFS
In News & Events
Sunday, November 20, 2022

Working with Veterans Managing Grief and Loss This Veterans Day

This month, we will celebrate Veterans Day for all United States Military Veterans who have sacrificed their time and livelihood to protect American citizens.  We take the time to thank and h...
By VGFS
In News & Events
Thursday, November 10, 2022

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