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Krill Funeral Service Krill Funeral Service provides full service funerals, on-site cremation and pet services to the Northwest Ohio, Northeast Indiana and Southern Michigan area.

Home of the Funeral Doods. "We are a veteran owned, family owned, small business serving Williams County, Ohio and the surrounding Tri-state area. Krill Funeral Service has been family owned since it was founded in 1875.

10/28/2026
Local ghost reportedly heard three counties over. 👻🐾
10/28/2026

Local ghost reportedly heard three counties over. 👻🐾

Hair, there, and everywhere!During the 19th century, locks of hair were woven into intricate bracelets, brooches, rings,...
10/28/2026

Hair, there, and everywhere!

During the 19th century, locks of hair were woven into intricate bracelets, brooches, rings, and lockets. These keepsakes were often created to remember someone who had died, though hair jewelry was also exchanged between living loved ones as a symbol of affection.

A little strange by today's standards? Maybe. But for Victorians, it was a way to keep someone close after they were gone. 🖤

10/26/2026

Oakley believes in appreciating nature… and answering its call. 🌸

Just two of the sweetest icons in town. 🍭🐾 Spangler Candy Company
10/24/2026

Just two of the sweetest icons in town. 🍭🐾 Spangler Candy Company

There's no guide for how you're supposed to feel at a funeral. Just remember to give yourself, and the people around you...
10/21/2026

There's no guide for how you're supposed to feel at a funeral. Just remember to give yourself, and the people around you, a little grace. 🩶

Imagine burying a loved one, only to worry that someone might come back and dig them up.In 19th-century Scotland, that f...
10/20/2026

Imagine burying a loved one, only to worry that someone might come back and dig them up.

In 19th-century Scotland, that fear was very real.

As medical schools sought bodies for anatomical study, grave robbers known as resurrectionists began stealing recently buried remains and selling them.

One rather unusual solution? The mortsafe.

These heavy iron cages and grates were placed over graves to protect the newly buried until their remains were no longer of interest to body snatchers.

Not exactly the kind of grave security system you'd expect to need, is it? 💀

Welcome back to Grave Matters, our October series unearthing the stranger (and spoOoOokier side of funeral history. Stay tuned for another edition next week!

10/17/2026

Choosing cremation is one decision. Deciding what happens next is another.

Today is National Cremation Placement Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about permanent resting places for cremated remains. In recognition, we're taking a closer look at what comes after cremation in our latest blog.

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Choosing cremation doesn't necessarily answer the question of what happens next. For some families, that answer is clear from the beginning. For others, cremated remains may stay at home for months or even years while they decide what feels right.

Grief is hard enough. Stigma shouldn't make it harder. But too often, the stigma surrounding su***de makes an already de...
10/15/2026

Grief is hard enough. Stigma shouldn't make it harder.

But too often, the stigma surrounding su***de makes an already devastating loss even more difficult for the people left behind.

Families may face uncomfortable questions, judgment, or silence from people who simply don't know what to say. They may feel pressure to explain what happened or hesitate to talk about their loved one at all.

And that's something we can all help change.

When someone you know has lost a loved one to su***de, remember that:

💙 You don't need to know the circumstances of their death to offer compassion.

💙 You can say their name, share a memory, and talk about the person they were.

💙 You don't need to have the right words. Listening without judgment matters.

💙 Your support shouldn't end after the funeral. Continuing to show up matters.

A person's life is so much bigger than how it ended. Their stories, relationships, accomplishments, quirks, and the love they shared are all still worth remembering.

***desupport

Funeral pie... it's a thing!Also known as raisin pie, it was a common sight at funerals in the 19th-century, especially ...
10/14/2026

Funeral pie... it's a thing!

Also known as raisin pie, it was a common sight at funerals in the 19th-century, especially in Pennsylvania Dutch communities. Raisins were usually a pantry staple, so when a death occurred, neighbors could quickly put together a pie for the family.

It's a small piece of history that says a lot about how we've always cared for one another. Long before meal trains and online sign-ups, there were neighbors showing up at the door with something homemade.

Now... does raisin pie deserve a comeback?! 🥧

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