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There is no greater sacrifice than those who gave their lives to protect us. We honor all veterans who died protecting our country -- and those they left behind.

View photos of our Annual Easter Sunrise Service

Up to $9,000 in aid may be available for those who suffered the loss of a loved one from COVID-19.

These times have shown us that life does not come with a guarantee. Get started with your free planning guide.

From first steps to first jobs and all the times in between, life moves quickly. How you will be remembered is just as important as how you lived.

The Garden of Memories Cremation Garden has been expanded to include a new scenic columbaria with a water fountain, cremation benches and several upright cremation Memorialization...

Continuing our tradition of providing superior customer service to local families, Memorial Park Cemetery, Crematory and Funeral Home in St. Petersburg is proud to announce the new...

When you lose a loved one, it's important to hold onto happy memories of that person. This honors the person's life and your special connection. It can also help you move forward along your path...

It can be hard to face our own mortality — so hard, in fact, that many people don't want to think about preplanning their own end-of-life ceremony. In truth, preplanning allows you to create...

Generations ago, when more people were born at home — and then lived, worked and died there, too — the body was often the focus of memorialization, prepared lovingly at home and remaining there for...

The death of a loved one is very painful, and sometimes that pain can feel almost unbearable. Perhaps because of this, people sometimes want to rush past their grief, skipping the memorial service...