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Brandon Randolph
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Functional Grief. When You Look Fine but Feel Crushed

Functional Grief. When You Look Fine but Feel Crushed

In our line of work, we don’t deal in illusions. We build the final physical resting place a person will ever need, and that carries a profound weight we never take lightly. Because of what we do, we meet families at the most difficult moments of their lives. We see...

The Weight of the Mundane

The Weight of the Mundane

When a Simple Errand Becomes a Minefield For five generations, our family has stood quietly beside people in the immediate, raw aftermath of loss. We know the profound weight of this work, and we know the realities of grief that extend far beyond the day of the...

The Burden of the Living: Why a Final Farewell Matters

The Burden of the Living: Why a Final Farewell Matters

In the quiet moments of the workshop lately, times spent reflecting on the craft and the generations that came before us, we’ve been thinking a lot about a phrase I hear often in this industry: "Don’t die with your dead." It’s a bold statement, and at first glance, it...

The Bo People: When the Final Resting Place is the Sky

The Bo People: When the Final Resting Place is the Sky

For some reason we have been following the story of the lost colony. Advances in technology have allowed the tracking of DNA. The same practice is happening in other parts of the world and a recent report regarding the Bo people of China, confirming their modern...