Baldwin-Fairchild Conway Funeral Home

04/02/2026

World Autism Awareness Day

Today we recognize World Autism Awareness Day, a time to promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for individuals on the autism spectrum.

Every person experiences the world in their own unique way, and every family has a story worth honoring.

At Dignity Memorial®, we believe compassion and understanding are essential in supporting families through life’s most meaningful moments.

By building more inclusive communities, we help ensure that everyone feels seen, respected, and supported.

04/01/2026

April Fools’ Day

While today is known for jokes and surprises, one thing we never joke about is the importance of honoring a life with care, dignity, and respect.

Every family’s story deserves to be remembered in a meaningful way.

So while the world enjoys a few laughs today, we remain committed to something very real — helping families celebrate the lives and legacies of those they love.

Wishing everyone a safe and lighthearted April Fools’ Day.

03/31/2026

🎉 We’re thrilled to welcome Lianette Genaro to the team!

Lianette brings a true passion for serving families with compassion, care, and professionalism. Her dedication to supporting others during meaningful moments aligns perfectly with our commitment to excellence.

Join us in giving Lianette a warm welcome—we’re so excited to have her with us! 💛

03/31/2026

We’re honored to share Renee’s heartfelt words about her experience with Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel & Cemetery. Our compassionate team is here to support families every step of the way, making difficult moments a little easier. Pre-planning brings peace of mind and ensures every detail is remembered. 💐

If you’re considering pre-planning for yourself or a loved one, we’re here to help. Reach out today to learn more.

03/30/2026

"Many people will walk in and out of your life, but only true friends leave footprints in your heart." – Eleanor Roosevelt

Cherishing the memories and connections that shape our lives. 💛

03/30/2026

We were honored to be part of the GR8 to DON8 5K/8K Run for Organ Donation this weekend in Longwood 💙

Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Homes, a Dignity Memorial provider, proudly sponsored a team and helped keep everyone cool with Kona Ice on a beautiful Florida morning.

This event is about so much more than a race—it’s about honoring heroes, supporting donor families, and raising awareness for the incredible gift of life through organ, eye, and tissue donation.

Thank you to everyone who participated, supported, and continues to make a difference in our community.

03/29/2026

On National Vietnam War Veteran’s Day, we honor the brave individuals who served in Vietnam and their families. Our partner, TAPS, is here to provide support and resources to those who have lost a military loved one, no matter when or where they served. Visit www.taps.org for more information.

03/28/2026

The days after losing a loved one can be hard. Financial surprises can make them even harder. Here's what to know about a matter that catches many families off guard. bit.ly/3E9HlLl

Families with prepaid cemetery property are often surprised by opening and closing fees, also called cemetery professional service fees. Here's how to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected burial expenses.

03/27/2026

Planning ahead is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give your family.

Marilyn Erd helps make pre-planning simple, clear, and completely at your pace—no pressure, just guidance you can trust. ❤️

If you’ve been thinking about putting a plan in place, this is a great time to start the conversation.

📞 Call or text 407-687-6895
📧 Marilyn.Erd@DignityMemorial.com

03/27/2026

Did you know? The first evidence of cremation dates back to the Stone Age, around 3000 BC. Modern cremation practices are attributed to physician Sir Thomas Browne in 1658.

03/26/2026

What makes a Dignity Memorial provider different? They offer unique benefits like Relocation Protection, Lifetime Flexibility, Purchase Protection, and more. Call us now to learn more. https://bit.ly/3O5D4MQ

03/25/2026

Henrietta Duterte was more than America’s first African-American funeral home owner and the first American woman to own a mortuary. She was a philanthropist and abolitionist whose business at 838 Lombard Street in Philadelphia was a stop on the Underground Railroad. Learn more about this dynamic woman:

A facilitator for runaway slaves in the underground railroad, Henrietta Duterte also made local and national history in the business of burying the dead.