Park Lawn Funeral Home

06/16/2026

Have you considered how you'll want to be remembered on anniversaries and birthdays?

Maybe you'd love for your family to make your famous chocolate cake every year on your birthday, even if it never turns out quite like yours did. Or perhaps you'd want them to visit that little diner where you always ordered the same breakfast, sharing stories about all the funny things you used to say.

These special days will come every year, and your family will want to honor you in ways that feel meaningful. When you share what brings you joy on these occasions, you help them create celebrations that keep your spirit alive.

What traditions do you hope they'll continue? And what new ones would you want them to start?

06/10/2026

Including children in funeral and memorial rituals can help them process death and loss in a supportive environment. Inviting them to participate, even in small ways, helps them feel connected and provides a sense of closure.

You might encourage children to draw a picture or write a note to place in a casket or at a memorial service. This simple act can give them a meaningful way to express their feelings and say goodbye. We're here to help you find thoughtful ways to include children and teens that feel right for your family.

06/07/2026

Funerals matter because they give you a chance to say goodbye in a way that feels right, while also bringing the closure and understanding you need to carry the loss with you.

They help you shift from loving someone in everyday life to honoring them through stories, legacy, and memories that last forever.

When you’re ready, we’re here to help you find comfort in a service that feels true to your family.

06/04/2026

What setting feels most like home to you? 🏡

The place you choose for your service shapes how the day feels. Each setting creates its own tone, which guides how people gather and remember. Our funeral home offers structure and support when your family needs it most. Churches and places of worship connect your service to your faith community and the traditions you value. Family property makes things intimate and personal, while an outdoor space under the trees might feel more like you than any building ever could.

The place should match who you were and what your family needs to say goodbye well. When you tell them where you picture your service happening, you help them create something that feels true to you instead of guessing what you might have wanted.

06/03/2026

We are honored to serve the family of U.S. Marine Corps veteran Lonzo Neil Simmons. Warriors Watch will be here to honor him.

View Neil Simmons's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

06/02/2026

We are Honored to serve the family of Linda Clemens.

View Linda Sue Clemens's obituary, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

06/02/2026

Join us, as HeartLight Center hosts LIGHT Movement's educational presentation: The Body in Grief: Why Traumatic Loss Requires More Than Just Talking.
This training explores the neuroscience of grief through a somatic (body-based), trauma-informed lens. Participants will gain insight into how traumatic loss impacts the nervous system and why body-based approaches can play an important role in healing.

Ideal for clinicians, funeral professionals, caregivers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of traumatic grief.
June 2, 2026 - 9am PT | 10am MT | 11am CT | 12pm ET - Virtual
Suggested Donation: $15
Learn more and Register here: https://heartlightcenter.as.me/schedule/5988c93e/appointmentTypeIds[]=92856028

Grief asks us to care for the whole person—mind and body. Research continues to show that loss affects the nervous system in profound ways, which is why healing often requires more than conversation alone.

Schedule your appointment online HeartLight Center

06/01/2026

"Can we place personal items in the casket?" Yes, and it can be a beautiful way to add meaning.

Families often place letters, photos, rosaries, books, or hobby items that mattered most, and we’ve seen grandchildren’s notes tucked inside along with golf clubs carried by loved ones who never missed a round. These personal touches are welcome, and they often bring peace to the family. If you’re wondering about something specific, ask us and we’ll guide you.

05/31/2026

"What is a cremation casket?"
A cremation casket is designed to be cremated along with your loved one. These caskets use wood or other combustible materials without heavy metal parts that can't be cremated.
Cremation caskets range from simple containers to more elaborate options, depending on what feels right for your family and whether you're planning a viewing. If you're having a viewing, we can walk you through what's available and help you decide what makes sense for your family.

05/30/2026

Look who greeted me this morning at the cemetery.