“A traditional funeral doesn’t fit who I am. Can I plan a final farewell that’s more ‘me’?”
“I want to care for the earth in death just as I do in life. What are my options for a green burial ?”
“I’d love for my friends and family to have a big party after my funeral. How can I make this happen?”
We meet with Lake Ronkonkoma
, Holbrook
, Central Islip
, and Hauppauge
families every day at Moloney Family Funeral Home
to design end-of-life tributes, and we’ve seen how requests and plans have evolved over the years. One of the biggest shifts has been the number of people who choose cremation
over traditional burial. Another has been the increase in flexibility and creativity, with less of an attachment to tradition. Families in New York
feel less bound by doing things a “certain way” simply because that’s the way it’s always been done.
What else has Moloney staff noticed over the years? Read on to find out.
When it comes to a funeral, the most important thing is that your wishes are honored. No matter your preferences, we’re here to make them a reality. Reach out to us today, or you can begin the planning process online. We’re always here for you if you have questions.
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