Kaulbach Family Funeral Home

09/02/2026

View Melbourne Olivier Comeau's complete obituary, share memories, and explore heartfelt tribute posts from the community.

09/01/2026

Technological Know-How
What’s the difference between liking and following a page?

Have you liked a page? Have you ever followed one? Many people think it’s the same thing, but in reality, they are different.

Facebook offers the option to both like and follow a page. A page “like” is basically a public declaration of your support of a brand, product, person or organization. Liking a page is beneficial, as it increases visibility of the post and drives the content in front of others to help reach a wider audience. Page likes also help Facebook determine which ads are most appropriate to send your way.

In comparison, when you “follow” a page, you become a company insider by agreeing to receive their content. Any new posts will show up in your Facebook feed, allowing you to keep up to date on their content instead of having to visit their page. You can follow as many pages as you want and it is easy to unfollow if your interests change or you no longer want to receive updates.

As a business, it is beneficial to have both likes and followers. Therefore, if you have not yet followed and liked our page, please consider doing so. Not only will you be the first to know about any recent developments, you will also help spread our valuable content to others.

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08/31/2026

View Roseland Mary Wamboldt's complete obituary, share memories, and explore 14 tribute posts from the community.

08/29/2026

View Otis Clarence Hubley's complete obituary, share memories, and explore heartfelt tribute posts from the community.

08/28/2026

On This Day
The Airing of the Last Episode of ‘Six Feet Under’

This television drama series spanned 5 years telling the story of Fisher & Sons Funeral Home. Season One had patriarch Nathaniel Fisher dying unexpectedly, leaving the family run business to his two sons. What ensues is a challenging, if not at times chaotic series of events.

Episodes weave together the day to day lives of funeral directors and the quirky if not dysfunctional backstory of a family funeral home. Though they always maintain a professional demeanor in public, their personal lives are anything but. Scripts are written that explore a variety of themes using the often complicated and unconventional traits of Fisher family members.

This show was nominated and received numerous Emmy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards. This drama is regarded by many as one of the best television drama series of all time with numerous incredible scripts and acting portrayals. The last episode aired on this date in 2005. This episode is also considered one of the best finales ever written.

‘Six Feet Under’ is a favourite with many funeral directors as it shines a light on some of the challenges faced by the profession and how solutions to these are found; it also has its fair share of entertainment value. This series is a must watch for anyone who is interested in behind the scenes look at a family funeral home. It is intended for mature audiences only.

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08/26/2026

Estate Settlement
Using Will Kits, a Word of Caution

Two primary reasons are given by individuals who opt to use a will kit. For some there is no written will and a will kit offers ‘putting it in writing’ details which otherwise would not occur. A second reason cited in using will kits is their lower cost relative to having a formal professionally prepared will.

Using a kit introduces some potential consequences which may, in the long run, be more costly than having a will properly prepared by a lawyer in the first place.

Will kits are generic, they have standard sections and are designed with a one size fits all approach. Individual circumstances vary widely and this approach may not adequately capture the details of one’s estate or the distribution of it. Sometimes instructions may not be correctly stated or are too vague and as such become difficult to interpret resulting in the contesting of the will.

Will kits require the same formalities as a professionally prepared will. They require proper witnessing and a number of criteria to be considered legal by the courts. It is necessary that anyone involved with the preparation of a will using a kit be acquainted with these legalities.

It is always best practice to seek professional legal counsel when preparing or administering to the details of a will.

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08/17/2026

View June Gloria Folks's complete obituary, share memories, and explore 1 tribute posts from the community.

08/17/2026

Let's take a look at some of the biggest funerals in all of history. These were funerals with the highest number of people physically there to see the funeral.

08/14/2026

Can you Walk the Walk?

Losing a loved one, adds psychological and emotional stress to survivors. The resulting anxiety can manifest itself in numerous physical symptoms, including headaches, insomnia, muscle aches and shortness of breath.

Remaining active, setting time aside each day to perform physical activity is one way to overcome physical ailments when grieving. For individuals who are unable to perform vigorous activity, going for a walk may be just the solution.

Walking helps reduce blood pressure, cholesterol, obesity, diabetes and depression. Adopting an active lifestyle which includes walking helps improve moods and maintain weight. Many local communities offer walking clubs with scheduled walks for those who prefer to be part of a social setting.

The author of the Hippocratic Oath, which is the mantra of the medical community, Hippocrates, once stated: “Walking is man’s best medicine.” So let’s get the dust off those running shoes and start walking the walk.

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