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Green Farewells “Leaving a Legacy… Not a Footprint”. Choose gentle cremation by water not flame with .

08/26/2025
08/26/2025

🕵️‍♀️ Why Is My Death Certificate Taking So Long?! 🕵️‍♂️

We get it — waiting for a death certificate feels like waiting for a plot twist that never comes. But here’s the behind-the-scenes drama that can slow things down:

📝 1. Cause of Death Needs Clarifying
If the cause isn’t obvious, doctors or coroners may need to do further testing (a.k.a. science takes time).

🕰️ 2. Medical Examiner or Coroner Involvement
If an investigation is required, that’s a whole process. Think paperwork meets CSI.

📇 3. Missing or Incorrect Info
Name spelled wrong? Wrong date? These little mistakes can create big delays.

🏛️ 4. Backlogs at Vital Records Offices
Yep, sometimes it’s just a case of too many forms, too few staff, and a printer that jams every Monday.

📬 5. Different States, Different Rules
Every state has its own system. Some are fast. Some are… not.

08/25/2025

"By your side, whenever you need us!"
Give us a call 24/7, we are happy to assist with any questions or concerns. 702-483-1127 or visit us online at www.greenfarewells.com

FAQ: How long does it take for the cremation process to be completed? Answer: Typical time from start to finish is gener...
08/20/2025

FAQ: How long does it take for the cremation process to be completed?

Answer: Typical time from start to finish is generally 3 weeks.

However, there are several factors that could delay the process including:
- Decedent is under coroner investigation
- Vital Statistics are not completed in a timely manner
- The doctor does not sign off on the death certificate in a timely manner
- The Permit is rejected by the State Registar for incomplete or inaccurate information
- There are more than one next of kin who have not signed the cremation authorization form.

At Green Farewells, we work diligently to get your loved returned to you! If you have any questions or concerns, please give us a call!

🌍 World Alzheimer’s Day – Caregiver Appreciation Event 🌿This World Alzheimer’s Day, we want to honor the incredible stre...
08/15/2025

🌍 World Alzheimer’s Day – Caregiver Appreciation Event 🌿

This World Alzheimer’s Day, we want to honor the incredible strength and dedication of caregivers and family members supporting those with Alzheimer’s.

📣Nominate a Caregiver or Family Member for a Self-Care Package!
We know how challenging caregiving can be, and we want to give back with a special self-care package designed to bring a moment of peace and comfort.

Who can nominate?
Local Hospices and care providers are invited to nominate a deserving caregiver or family member who goes above and beyond.

How to nominate:
Simply send us the name and a brief story about why your nominee deserves this gift.
Let’s recognize the heroes behind the scenes. 💜

Deadline for nominations: September 1st
Contact/Submit nominations by emailing Ericka Russell at Erussell@greenfarewells.com
or give us a call at 702-483-1127 for more info!

08/12/2025

Online funeral arrangements offer numerous benefits, primarily focusing on convenience, cost savings, and reduced stress.
They allow for planning from anywhere, at any time, and often provide more transparency and options than traditional methods.
View our services online at www.greenfarewells.com

Aquamation OverviewAquamation, also called alkaline hydrolysis, is a modern approach to handling human remains that is g...
08/12/2025

Aquamation Overview
Aquamation, also called alkaline hydrolysis, is a modern approach to handling human remains that is gaining popularity as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional flame cremation.

The process was invented in 1888 by Amos Herbery Hobson and in 2005, the Mayo Clinic acquired the first system for the purpose of reducing human remains in a dignified manner.

Instead of fire, Aquamation uses 95% water and 5% potassium solution to decompose the body. The gentle process reduces the human body to its most basic compounds and cremains are processed and are given to a family in an urn, just like traditional flame cremation.

This method has been known by various names over time, such as:

Aquamation
Resomation
Water cremation
Bio-cremation
Flameless cremation
Green cremation

You can pre-arrange your own cremation that will use this process. The planning steps are the same whether you chose water or flame based cremation. If you have questions you would like to discuss, please call 702-483-1127

We are truly grateful for the wonderful reviews from our families. Your kind words inspire us to keep delivering the bes...
08/10/2025

We are truly grateful for the wonderful reviews from our families. Your kind words inspire us to keep delivering the best service possible. Thank you for your support!

This month, our cooking for one recipe is Cheesy Baked Eggs. Please share this with anyone you know is living alone. one...
04/05/2025

This month, our cooking for one recipe is Cheesy Baked Eggs. Please share this with anyone you know is living alone. onedishkitchen.com/cheesy-baked-eggs-for-one/

Enjoy Cheesy Baked Eggs with cheddar and Parmesan in just 15 minutes. A warm, easy breakfast perfect for a quick start to your day.

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