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...
Why You Can No Longer Trust the Process My father attended a funeral today that ended in the kind of disruption no grieving family should ever have to endure. It was a graveside service for a distant relative, a disabled woman who moved away and was cared for by her...
We talk about the profound weight of grief, the ache of an empty chair, the missing voice. But at Randolph’s Custom Caskets, operating at the intersection of life and legacy, we've come to understand another, often unspoken, dimension of loss: the knowledge that walks...
