5 Ways to Honor Your Pet After They Pass The death of a beloved pet leaves a gaping hole in our heart, and dealing with the loss can be ... [Read More] 2/6/2024 | By Erika Sinner
Green Burial Options in the U.S. Green burial options are rising in popularity. Seniors Guide outlines the benefits and a few of the most common choices. ... [Read More] 6/9/2023 | By Kari Smith
Widow Struggles with Letting Go of Bitterness A grieving widow is having trouble letting go of bitterness for the way her brother-in-law treated their family during her ... [Read More] 5/1/2023 | By Amy Dickinson
How She Made Her Second Chance Count “When she loved someone or even liked them a lot (and she liked just about everyone!), she was there for ... [Read More] 12/29/2022 | By Terri L. Jones
Writing a Meaningful Obituary Writing a meaningful obituary is one of life’s challenging tasks. Seniors Guide writer Terri L. Jones had to write two ... [Read More] 11/22/2022 | By Terri L. Jones
Grief: Adjusting to Loss Seniors Guide president Katharine Ross addresses the topic of grief, an unavoidable part of life but one we can learn ... [Read More] 11/8/2022 | By Katharine Ross
Conflicts Over Their Parents’ Final Days Dealing with one’s parents’ final days is always difficult, but conflicts can arise among siblings with different perspectives. A woman ... [Read More] 9/5/2022 | By Amy Dickinson
Musings on Afterlife, Science and His Wife’s Death Columnist Robert C. Koehler ponders a panel discussion on consciousness and the afterlife and recalls events immediately after his wife’s ... [Read More] 8/24/2022 | By Robert C. Koehler
‘Forever After’: Thoughts on Dying and Death Sandra Butler’s essay, excerpted from “The Kitchen Is Closed: And Other Benefits of Being Old,” examines the 80-year-old’s thoughts on ... [Read More] 8/2/2022 | By Sandra Butler
10 Meaningful Sympathy Gifts Instead of Flowers When you hear that a friend has lost a loved one, you naturally desire to help in whatever way you ... [Read More] 6/14/2022 | By Faith Boluwatife