Webb Caskets

08/08/2025

Celebrating the Legacy of Your Loved One

As you continue to navigate through grief, take some time to honor and celebrate the legacy of your loved one. Remembering their life and the impact they had on others can bring comfort and healing amidst the pain of loss.

Reflecting on Memories: Set aside moments to reflect on cherished memories and experiences shared with your loved one. Allow yourself to revisit happy moments, laughter, and love, knowing that these memories will always hold a special place in your heart.

Creating Tributes: Consider creating meaningful tributes to honor your loved one's legacy. This could involve planting a tree or garden in their memory, creating a photo album or scrapbook, or participating in a charity event or fundraiser in their honor.

Sharing Stories: Share stories and memories of your loved one with friends, family, and others who knew them. Celebrate their life and the impact they had on those around them, keeping their spirit alive through the power of storytelling.

Wishing you moments of peace and remembrance,
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07/23/2025

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🙏"TWINS TILL THE END" 😭 A Waco, Texas woman is mourning the loss of her 98-year-old twin sister whom she lived with in the same home for nearly a century. STORY: kwtx.com/2025/07/22/friend-everyone-waco-woman-mourning-loss-98-year-old-twin-sister-she-lived-with-her-entire-life/

07/21/2025

Asked on his deathbed where he wanted to be buried, Bob Hope said, “Surprise me!”

07/17/2025

Understanding and Managing Triggers
As you continue on your grief journey, it's important to recognize and understand the triggers that may intensify your emotions. Triggers are anything that evokes memories or emotions associated with your loss. The emotion center of your brain doesn’t know the difference between the real event and the memory of the event, it’s your body’s way of trying to protect you. This can vary greatly from person to person. Triggers can become more manageable as you learn to understand and respond to them.

Identifying Triggers: Take some time to reflect on the situations, places, smells, songs, or objects that trigger strong emotional responses within you. These could be everyday occurrences or significant events.

Developing Coping Strategies: Once you've identified your triggers, consider developing coping strategies to help manage your emotions when they arise. This could involve deep breathing exercises, grounding techniques, or reaching out to a supportive friend or family member.

Creating Safe Spaces: Establish safe spaces where you can retreat when you're feeling overwhelmed by your emotions. This could be a quiet corner in your home, a peaceful outdoor spot, or a room you feel comfortable to grieve in. .

Remember, it's okay to seek support from loved ones or a professional counselor if you find yourself struggling to cope with triggers. You're not alone, and there are resources available to help you through this challenging time.

Wishing you moments of peace and resilience,
Webb Caskets

07/13/2025

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A Texas craftsman is working around the clock to help families grieving after the Hill Country floods, and he’s doing it at no charge.

READ MORE: https://www.khou.com/article/news/state/texas-news/texas-flood/texas-casket-maker-donate-caskets-hill-country-flooding-victims/285-ae730914-ce78-45a6-9f9b-0632580feeeb?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KHOU_11_News

07/07/2025

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07/05/2025

GRACELAND CEMETERY, CHICAGO ~ In the summer of 1880, six-year-old Inez Clarke was enjoying a picnic with her family in Chicago when a sudden thunderstorm rolled in. As the story goes, she was tragically struck by lightning and killed instantly. Her death devastated her parents, who were overcome with grief at the loss of their only child. In a gesture of profound mourning and remembrance, they commissioned a life-sized statue of Inez to be placed at her grave in Graceland Cemetery—an intricately carved likeness of the little girl, seated in a glass box, wearing a delicate dress and holding a parasol.

The statue quickly became a striking and emotional centerpiece of the cemetery. It was not only a commemoration of a life lost too soon, but also a work of art that captured the innocence and fragility of childhood. Over time, however, the statue became the subject of eerie legends and ghost stories. Some visitors claimed that during storms, especially those with thunder and lightning, the statue would mysteriously vanish from inside the case, only to reappear after the storm had passed. Others reported seeing tears on the statue's cheeks or hearing the faint sobs of a little girl nearby.

Despite the lack of historical documentation definitively confirming the identity of Inez Clarke—some records suggest her name may have been Inez Briggs, and there is debate about whether she died from lightning or illness—the story has persisted for over a century. The statue remains one of the most visited and talked-about graves in Graceland Cemetery, drawing both mourners and curious tourists. Whether viewed as a moving tribute or a symbol of ghostly folklore, the memory of Inez Clarke continues to haunt the hearts and imaginations of all who encounter her.

06/22/2025

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06/12/2025

Actor Harris Yulin, an Emmy-nominated actor who appeared in projects including “Frasier” and “Ghostbusters II,” has died. He was 87.

The news was confirmed by Yulin’s manager Sue Leibman, who said in an email to CNN that he passed away June 10 in New York City from a cardiac arrest.

Yulin was a decorated theater actor, playing Hamlet three times off-Broadway and appearing in plays on Broadway including “Hedda Gabler,” “The Price” and “The Visit.” He also taught at NYC’s prestigious Juilliard School for eight years.

The actor brought his theatrical stage presence into his film work, appearing in “Looking for Richard” with Al Pacino in 1996.

Yulin is perhaps best known to audiences as the angry judge in 1989’s “Ghostbusters II” who unwittingly causes the supernatural goo to boil over and ghosts to wreak havoc in the courtroom.

His other notable film roles included parts in “Scarface,” “Clear and Present Danger,” “Training Day” and “Multiplicity.”

On the small screen, Yulin scored an Emmy nomination for his work on “Frasier” in 1996. May he Rest in Peace.

06/08/2025

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Always love those in your life, we never know when it is our time 🙏

06/03/2025

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The Kemah Police Department extends our deepest condolences to the Angleton Police Department and the family of Sergeant J.D. White. Sgt. White was killed when he was struck by a vehicle while conducting an on duty funeral es**rt. Our hearts are with his family, his fellow officers, and the entire Angleton community during this profoundly difficult time. RIP Sgt. White!

05/26/2025