Fuller Funeral Home East Naples

09/28/2025

**How to Prepare for the Upcoming Week**

Many of us find ourselves dreading Mondays, as they often mark the end of our leisure time and the beginning of a hectic workweek. However, by mastering the art of Sunday preparation, we can transform our perspective and embrace the week ahead with enthusiasm!

Rather than fearing the arrival of Monday, consider these helpful Sunday strategies to set yourself up for an incredible and productive week!

Do these things on Sunday to prepare for the week ahead so you can be more organized and productive throughout the week.

09/26/2025

Quote of the Day ☀️

"Learn to let go of the things you cannot change"

09/23/2025

Funerals have been a part of human history across cultures. While customs may change, the need to honor lives and cope with death remains constant, highlighting the significance of meaningful funerals today.

As far back in history as you can go, you will find funerals. But why are they so important and what is their purpose? Read this article to learn about the purposes of a funeral.

09/17/2025

Grief is not merely an obstacle to overcome; it becomes an integral part of our identity. It's not about leaving the past behind, but rather about progressing with a transformed heart and a profound comprehension of love and loss.

What is one lesson grief has imparted to you about yourself?

09/12/2025

Your life is unique and should be remembered as you lived it. Pre planning your funeral and burial services allows you to choose how you could have your life remembered.

Contact us to learn more.

09/11/2025

As we pause to remember September 11, let's honor the resilience and unity that followed that day. It's a time for reflection, gratitude, and service. Together, we can turn our memories into meaningful actions, supporting one another in our shared journey of healing and hope.

09/05/2025

Did you know that September is designated as "National Su***de Prevention Month" in the United States? This vital month aims to raise awareness about the importance of su***de prevention and to advocate for mental health.

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09/05/2025

The words of the Tim McGraw song ring so true: "Someday I hope you get the chance to live like you are dyin'", because that perspective changes everything.

And one of the greatest gifts we can give those we love is to take care of, in advance, the decisions and details that will have to be dealt with when we say goodbye for the last time.

Pre-planning is a gentle and loving way to say, "You matter to me. I took care of this so you wouldn't have to", and we would be honored to start that planning conversation in partnership with you.

For more information, please reach out at wecare@fullereast.com, or call us at 239-417-5000.

09/05/2025

John Travolta, whose wife passed away in 2020, and whose 16-year-old son died in 2009, gave this gentle advice about grief and grieving: "I learned that grieving for someone, experiencing mourning, is a personal thing. Grief is individual, and experiencing your own journey is what can lead you to healing. This is different from someone else's journey. The most important thing you can do to help someone else when they're grieving is to allow them to experience it and not complicate it with your own."

If we can help support you in your grief journey with some free resources, please reach out to us at wecare@fullereast.com, or call 239-417-5000.

09/04/2025

Grief often comes dressed in memory.

It shows up in things like a familiar scent. In a song you weren’t ready for, playing through store speakers. In the way your hand still half-reaches for the phone before you remember no one will answer. And suddenly you are deeply reminded of your loss.

But memory is not a trap. It is a tether to love. Some memories won’t feel safe at first. They need time. You can set them aside and return when your heart is ready.

There will be days when you fear forgetting. A voice. A phrase. The crease of their eyes when they smiled. You may search for photos or voicemails, desperate to hold on to what feels like it is fading.

But memory is not only in objects.

It’s in you. In gestures. In the way you slip their name into conversation. In the values they gave you. In the love they planted, still growing even now.

And here is the truth: you are allowed to remember. In detail. In fragments. Through tears. Through joy.

Let memory come. Let it bloom. Let it sting. Let it speak.

You are not going backward when you remember.
You are honoring what mattered.
You are keeping love alive.

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09/01/2025

As we embrace the spirit of Labor Day, let us reflect on the value of hard work and dedication. Remember, knowledge is power, but it's the application of that knowledge that truly drives progress. Here's to a day of rest and recharge before the next great endeavor!

08/30/2025

Losing a loved one is one of the most challenging experiences of one’s life. After a loved one passes, families can experience devastation, confusion, guilt, and regret. The road to healing can be challenging to navigate if essential needs and feelings are not appropriately addressed.

The mourning process can take an extensive amount of time to work through. Staying in touch and gathering with others should not end immediately after the death occurs. Try to continue to gather together throughout the entire grieving process.