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05/04/2026

Gregory C. Brown

Gregory Charles Brown Sr., 69, passed away peacefully surrounded by family. He was born and raised in Syracuse, New York. Gregory loved playing chess with friends and family and was a devoted fan of the New York Jets. He was preceded in death by his mother, Lettise Brown; his father, Benjamin Brown; his sister, Emma Jean Whittaker; his brother, Michael Brown; and his daughter, Cherese Brown Pringle. He leaves to cherish his memory his daughters, Melissa Glover of Elmira, New...

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05/01/2026

Kevin C. Gentry

Kevin C. Gentry, 40, died on April 20, 2026 after a long illness. Kevin led a fully inclusive and fulfilling life. He graduated from Nottingham High School and volunteered for Meals on Wheels, St. Lucy’s Food Pantry, and Advocates. He was an avid bowler and golfer and excelled at Special Olympics competitions. His beautiful blue eyes expressed more than most people’s words. He brought joy to everyone around him with his infectious laugh and dazzling smile. He loved the magic...

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07/04/2025

As we celebrate Independence Day, we express gratitude for the freedoms we enjoy and remember those who made it possible.

07/04/2025

As we celebrate Independence Day, we express gratitude for the freedoms we enjoy and remember those who made it possible.

06/29/2025

Writing letters can be a powerful way to navigate mourning, allowing you to express emotions that might feel overwhelming. We’ve compiled tips, examples, and a free writing prompt you can download.

Discover the healing power of letter writing after loss and how it can help with grief. Find expert tips and resources to guide you through the process.

06/15/2025

06/13/2025

This Father’s Day, we celebrate and remember the fathers and father figures who left an indelible mark on our lives. Their guidance and love remain with us always. If you’re looking for thoughtful memorial or sympathy gifts to celebrate your dad, click the link below. https://www.afterall.com/memorial-store/gifting/top-gifts-loss-of-a-father.html

06/08/2025

It’s said that you cannot pick your family, but for many of us, our best friends become our family. And when they pass away, the loss can feel insurmountable. Click the link below for gentle coping mechanisms if you’re mourning the loss of a dear friend.

Discover practical ways to cope with the grief of losing a friend, including emotional support strategies and self-care tips to help you heal.

02/22/2023

Our grief support tip of the month is to write yourself a love letter. Self-love is a healthy part of personal development. Think about your admirable qualities, including your strength in grief. Reflect on how you positively impact the lives of people around you. And allow yourself to feel good about who you are. For more grief support tips, download our 2023 calendar here: https://sharelife.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/ShareLife-2023-Grief-Tips.png

02/20/2023

This President's Day, we're thinking about former President Jimmy Carter, whose family announced that the 39th president will receive hospice care at home, surrounded by loved ones. Our thoughts are with the Carter family and the many families in our community who rely on this compassionate, invaluable service as part of their end-of-life plan.

02/20/2023

Bet you didn’t know these fun facts about our favorite Aquarius presidents. Just in time for President’s Day, we give you a glimpse into the last days and funerals of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

02/17/2023

Did you know one in five Americans is a caregiver to someone in their family? When the stress of this full-time (and mostly unpaid) role becomes too great, caregivers experience burnout. In honor of National Caregiver Day (2/17), our blog has tips for recognizing, treating, and preventing caregiver burnout.

When It’s Too Much: Caregiver Burnout Burnout is a genuine health concern, with one in five Americans acting as unpaid caregivers to spouses, family members, or friends. Read more on recognizing and preventing burnout before it negatively impacts both caregiver and recipient. America has more peop...