Yost & Webb Funeral Home Fresno

02/18/2025

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01/30/2025

The strength of love is beyond measure. ❤️

01/28/2025

The challenges and difficulties you face today are actually building your resilience and strength, preparing you to better handle future obstacles; so even when they are tough don’t lose hope. Keep pushing forward because you are getting stronger through the struggle.

01/24/2025

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal; love leaves a memory no one can steal.

01/23/2025

After someone you love passes away, one of the most pressing tasks is deciding which funeral home is best suited to you, your family, and your loved one. These immediate decisions can seem extra challenging as you navigate the early stages of grief, but your choice will really come down to a few simple factors.

▪️Consider exactly what services you want and what your budget will be.
▪️Research the funeral homes in the area and pay attention to rates and reputation.
▪️Visit the ones you think fit your needs best, and make sure you see all prices up front, which they are legally required to give you.
▪️Make your decision based on what you think your loved one would have wanted, above all else.

In your heart you know what your loved one would have wanted, so take it one step at a time and trust your instincts. Partnering with the right funeral home allows you and your family to properly process your grief and memorialize the person you loved. Visit our website to learn more about what our funeral home can offer you and your family.

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01/20/2025

Today we honor the great Martin Luther King Jr. and remember that the time is always right to do what is right. ✨

01/17/2025

Writing a letter to a loved one who has passed away is a healthy way to process loss and confront grief, anger, and sadness. It allows us to express what may have been left unsaid, to seek forgiveness or understanding, and to affirm the love that remains. Along with that, expressive writing to ones we have lost promotes emotional well-being by helping us process difficult emotions.

01/14/2025

To practice good self-care after a loss doesn’t mean you are feeling sorry for yourself or being self-indulgent. It means you are creating conditions that allow you to integrate the death of someone loved into your heart and soul. It means you are allowing yourself to truly pay attention to your emotions. 🤍

Remember that self-care fortifies your long and challenging grief journey, a journey which leaves you profoundly affected and deeply changed. To be self-nurturing is to have the courage to pay attention to your emotions and needs. Above all, self-nurturing is about self-acceptance. When we recognize that self-care begins with ourselves, we no longer think of those around us as being totally responsible for our well-being. Healthy self-care forces us to mourn in ways that help us heal, and that is nurturing indeed.

01/13/2025

Just as rain brings life to the earth, our tears can bring wisdom, strength, and renewal. Even our struggles and sorrows can nurture growth and transformation. May 2025 be a year where the seeds of hope, love, and resilience flourish, nourished by all we’ve endured and learned.

01/09/2025

No matter how hard things have been, you can always begin again. ✨

01/09/2025

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01/07/2025

We aren’t meant to walk through life alone, and we aren’t meant to grieve alone when we lose a loved one. A visitation is a time specifically set aside for friends, relatives, neighbors, and coworkers to come pay their respects to the person who has died and to offer condolences and support to the grieving family.

If you decide to include a visitation in a service you are planning for a loved one, there are options for you to choose from:

1. While it’s common for the body to be present at a visitation, it doesn’t have to be. If the body is not present, it's best to have some kind of representation of the one who has died, such as a portrait, urn, or some other personalized display.
2. When you hold the visitation is your choice. A common option is to have the visitation the day or evening before the funeral service. This way, if people are unable to attend the funeral service, they still have the opportunity to show their support and pay their respects.
3. Another option is to have the visitation just prior to the funeral service, usually the hour before. For some, this option may work well because everything takes place in just one day.

Visit our website to learn more about how our funeral professionals can help you make the decisions that are best for you and your family.

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