Forest Ridge Funeral Home

04/28/2025

This is an interesting, non-traditional and earthy alternative to a guestbook at funerals and weddings, and the messages can then be kept on display in ones home.

04/25/2025

There is an old saying: "When a cardinal appears in your yard, it's a visit from a loved one who has passed." Have you seen a cardinal in your yard lately? We hope it brings you some peace knowing your loved ones will always be with you.

04/23/2025

When deciding on memorialization, consider unique options, such as a memorial bench, located in the cemetery or even along a favorite walking path or park. A lasting place to remember a loved one as well as adding a beautiful outdoor seating space can make for a meaningful reminder.

04/20/2025

"Sleep is the best meditation."
- Dalai Lama

04/18/2025

Grief is unique to every individual, including children. However, many children express their grief through unique or unusual behavior. Do you have any grief coping techniques for children? Let us know below.

04/16/2025

"To lose someone you love is to alter your life forever. The pain stops, there are new people, but the gap never closes. This hole in your heart is the shape of the one you lost - no one else can fill it." - Jeannette Winterson

04/14/2025

Take those dark moments and turn them into lessons learned. Share them with your loved ones.

04/12/2025

04/07/2025

"Guilt is perhaps the most painful companion to death." - Elisabeth Kubler-Ross.
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross is a world renowned expert on the 5 Stages of Grief. You can find The Tunnel and the Light and learn more about her here: https://bit.ly/3r0UQI3

04/05/2025

Be sure to watch Steve and Jane discuss how having their helped them become closer than ever. You can have your talk with anyone you hold dear!

Sitting down with your loved ones to talk about their lives can be rich and satisfying. If you had the talk, how did it affect you? Share your story at http:...

04/03/2025

"Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go."
- T.S. Eliot