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Why Having a Grief Support Dog Available During a Funeral Is So Important
There are many ways to support a friend who’s grieving the death of a loved one, whether it’s with flowers, meals, or a listening ear. Being there for those you love means a lot during difficult times of grief. At Moloney Family Funeral Homes, we put a lot of effort into caring for grieving families…
Read MoreIs Traditional Burial Better than Cremation?
Families have to make many important and deeply personal decisions after a loved one dies, including whether to choose traditional burial or cremation. Often, this decision is a complicated one due to conflicting opinions, religious convictions, and financial considerations. That’s where the professional staff at Moloney Family Funeral Home comes in. We know a meaningful tribute brings a great deal of…
Read MoreDos and Don’ts of Dividing a Loved One’s Possessions
The weeks and months following a loved one’s death can be difficult to face. Even after the funeral ends, there are lots of important decisions to make, and one of these is how to divide a loved one’s possessions. At Moloney Family Funeral Homes, we have many families in Hauppauge, Bohemia, and Central Islip asking…
Read MoreHow Grief Rituals Help on Valentine’s Day
Since the Middle Ages, Valentine’s Day has been defined as a day specifically for love and affection. At Moloney Family Funeral Home, we hear from families from Center Moriches, Hauppauge, and Central Islip who say it’s a tough holiday to face when you’ve recently lost someone special. For some, this is the first Valentine’s Day that their…
Read MoreUnderstanding Casket Options
When you choose traditional burial for your loved one, selecting a casket is an important part of making funeral arrangements. The casket is in many ways the cornerstone of the funeral ceremony. It’s what family and friends gather around, often in an indoor setting or at the gravesite. At Moloney Family Funeral Home, our experienced…
Read MoreHow to Make Realistic New Year’s Resolutions
At Moloney Family Funeral Homes, our friendly staff members know how difficult it can be to stick with New Year’s resolutions. Even if you start the new year off strong, you may quickly feel like you can’t commit to following your resolution for months on end. When this happens, you may want to think about…
Read MoreFunerals Then and Now
Over the years, funeral trends have come and gone, but one thing remains the same: our commitment to serving you and your family with high-quality care. At Moloney Family Funeral Homes, we arrange burial and cremation services designed to meet every family’s preferences and budget. Our experienced staff members are always ready to meet the…
Read MoreThe Importance of Creating New Holiday Traditions After a Loss
We’ve talked with many New Yorkers here at Moloney Family Funeral Home who describe a feeling of melancholy that settles in during late fall. Some call it an emptiness; others refer to it as a sense of dread. At the root, it’s a lingering sadness that a loved one has died and the holidays are…
Read MoreServing Families from Our Seven Locations
When a family chooses a funeral home, there are a lot of factors to consider. These include the family’s history with funeral homes in the area. Have they previously worked with a funeral home staff or attended funerals at a certain location? Perhaps they know someone who works at the funeral home or has a…
Read MoreThe First 5 Things You Should Do When a Loved One Dies
If someone you love has just died, your head is probably spinning. Your life will never be the same, but there are some very practical things you need to handle. Here are the top five things the team at Moloney Funeral Home believe you need to do after losing someone close to you. 1.) Report…
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