Pinehaven Funeral Home & Crematorium LLC

10/20/2025

💬 “Kind, caring, and compassionate.” – Andy P.

Those three words mean the world to us. ❤️

At Pinehaven, we know that when families come to us, they’re facing one of life’s hardest moments. Our goal is to meet that moment with gentleness, understanding, and care — every single time.

Thank you, Andy, for trusting us and sharing your experience. It’s an honor to serve families in our community with compassion and respect. 🌿

10/13/2025

💬 Why We Share Eulogies 💬

A eulogy is more than a speech — it’s a heartfelt tribute that gives voice to love, gratitude, and memory. When we share stories about someone who has passed, we help keep their spirit alive in the hearts of everyone listening.

Each story, laugh, or lesson shared reminds us of what made that person unique and how their presence continues to shape our lives. In speaking their name, we honor their journey — and in listening, we find comfort and connection.

10/10/2025

🚗 The Meaning Behind the Funeral Procession 🚗

A funeral procession is more than just a line of cars — it’s a symbol of love, respect, and community. Traditionally, the procession represents a loved one’s final journey, with family and friends walking (or driving) together to accompany them to their place of rest.

This simple act reflects something deeply human: the need to be together, even in goodbye. Each car that follows isn’t just part of a line — it’s part of a shared tribute, a silent promise that this person mattered and will not be forgotten.

💭 Have you ever taken part in a funeral procession? What did it mean to you?

10/09/2025

Scott Lee Mauck, 63 of Poplarville, MS passed unexpectedly on October 2nd 2025.
Born to Edward and Marilyne Mauck on December 26th 1961, in California. He spent his early years playing on the beach, later moving to Ohio. In his early adult years he hitchhiked across the country to California and...

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10/06/2025

🌷 The Language of Flowers 🌷

Flowers have long carried special meanings, offering comfort and beauty when words feel hard to find. Each bloom tells a quiet story — one of love, remembrance, and peace.

💐 Lilies symbolize the restored innocence of the soul.
🌹 Roses represent enduring love and respect.
🌻 Chrysanthemums often stand for honor and truth.
🌿 Carnations are seen as a symbol of devotion.

When families choose funeral flowers, they’re not just selecting arrangements — they’re choosing symbols of care, gratitude, and everlasting connection.

💭 Do you have a flower that reminds you of someone special?

10/02/2025

A loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and the greatest friend anyone could ask for. Our sweet father is the oldest amongst ten. He is the son of Peni Folau'o (deceased) & Lagilelei Togiai Folauo'o (deceased), His siblings are as followed: Lomiali'l leremia (deceased) Fa'aeega...

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10/01/2025

The Healing Power of Music

Music has a way of reaching our hearts when words fall short. At a funeral or memorial service, the right song can bring comfort, spark cherished memories, and even offer moments of peace in the midst of grief.

Some families choose hymns or classical pieces that reflect faith and tradition, while others select songs that capture a loved one’s spirit, personality, or favorite moments in life. Whether it’s a gentle melody or a lively tune, music often helps us connect, remember, and begin to heal.

💭 What’s one song that reminds you of someone you’ve loved and lost?

09/29/2025

🌿 Helping Children Through Loss 🌿

Grief is never easy, and for children, it can be especially confusing. Including them in the remembrance process—whether by drawing pictures, writing letters, or attending a service—can help them feel connected, loved, and supported. 💛

At Pinehaven, we believe that honoring a loved one is a family journey, and we’re here to provide gentle guidance every step of the way.

09/24/2025

They that love beyond the world cannot be separated by it. Death cannot kill what never dies - William Penn

09/22/2025

Brandy Nicole Crocker Winfield, 42, of Laurel, Mississippi, passed away on September 7, 2025. She was born on March 29, 1983, in Laurel to Barbara and Ronald Crocker.

Brandy was a loving mother, wife, sister, and friend whose kindness and generosity touched everyone she met. She was the kind...

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09/19/2025

Romans 8:18 – For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us.

09/17/2025

Travis Mack Boquet Sr., born October 2, 1976, went to his heavenly home on September 16, 2025. He is deeply loved and will be missed by his wife, Tina Boquet, whom he proudly protected for 29 years; his two sons, Joshua Smith (Alyson) of Poplarville and Travis Boquet Jr. of Lumberton; his mother,...

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