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Cremation is now the most popular end-of-life choice across the United States. In New England, the shift toward cremation is especially pronounced, driven by a combination of rising burial costs, increasing environmental awareness, and evolving family traditions. Many families now prefer options that are simpler, more flexible, and financially sustainable. In fact, cremation rates have […]

Today, more families choose cremation versus a traditional funeral and burial, especially in New England. According to the Cremation Association of North America (CANA), cremation rates in the New England states are generally above the national average. For example, more than 80% of Maine and New Hampshire residents choose cremation, and more than 70% of […]

As families in northern New England face end-of-life planning, more are choosing cremation for its affordability, simplicity, and flexibility. In both New Hampshire and Vermont, cremation rates are among the highest in the country, topping 70% in Vermont and 80% in New Hampshire If you’re exploring direct cremation services in New Hampshire or direct cremation […]

When Nancy Osborn’s brother Steven passed away unexpectedly, she and her sister found themselves grappling with heartbreak and urgent logistics. He hadn’t left any instructions, and none of them had ever dealt with final arrangements before. Should they transport his body back to Washington, D.C. for burial? Was a traditional funeral even feasible? What would […]

When a loved one passes away, complex emotions often surface. Families may struggle with the meaning of life and the legacy left behind. When finances are tight, it can also create additional stress. For many families, even basic cremation in Tampa, Florida is unaffordable. United Tissue Network (UTN) offers a solution that is meaningful and […]