Aftercare

The staff of Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre is committed to our families. Unlike many funeral homes, our commitment does not end after the funeral service. We are so serious about this that we have a full-time grief specialist ready to assist with the many needs of our families.

Together we have created our Hope & Healing program; a comprehensive, professionally facilitated aftercare program that consists of:

A Continuing Care Packet which is provided to each family
A post-service follow-up visit from our grief specialist
A monthly facilitated grief support group for those experiencing the pain of loss
Holiday Helps booklet
Healing Helps pamphlets on a variety of grief-related issues
Our annual Holiday Remembrance Service
Anniversary Remembrance Card
An extensive grief resource and reference library
Information on and referrals to other area support groups
The Grief Journey - a monthly column published in the local newspapers on grief-related issues
A network of professionals partnering in educational seminars on everything from grief issues to estate planning

Online Links

Below are some links that can provide you with additional support and information:

Grief Library

Some of the titles in our Grief Library include:

General Grief
- Living When a Loved One has Died by Earl A. Grollman
- Grief: What it is and What you can do by Joy & Dr. Marvin Johnson
- How to Survive the Loss of a Love by Dr. Melba Colgrove
- Thoughts for the Grieving Christian by Doug Manning
Children & Teen Grief
- Bereaved Children and Teens edited by Earl A. Grollman
- Talking About Death: A Dialogue between Parent and Child by Earl A. Grollman
- The Grief of Parents by Margaret S. Miles
- Not Just a Fish by Kathleen Maresh Hemery
- When Your Grandparent Dies by Victoria Ryan
- Mad Isn’t Bad: A Child’s Book about Anger by Michaelene Mundy
- A Child’s Book About Burial & Cremation by Earl Grollman & Joy Johnson
- Common Threads of Teenage Grief by Janet N. Tyson
Death of a Child
- When a Baby Dies by Martha Jo Church