Navigating The Journey: The 5 Benefits of Advance Funeral Planning
Life is beautiful--and often unpredictable. Though we can't control every aspect of our lives, we can certainly plan for one inevitable event – our passing. Pre-planning your funeral arrangements wit
Read MorePlant.Grow.Share. An Opportunity to Share Your Fresh Produce
The 2023 Plant.Grow.Share. program has been working diligently to provide fresh food for local food pantries in the South Shore area, With our spring workshops and donation of vegetable seedlings, we
Read More5 Benefits of Volunteering
All of us have benefitted from the kindness of others. And, many have been encouraged to contribute to their community and found that they have received so many blessings in return! We would like to
Read MoreWhat Does a Funeral Director Do?
One of the most mysterious jobs in our communities may be that of a funeral director. You may wonder, “What exactly does a funeral director do?” Every funeral director’s responsibilities center aroun
Read MoreHonoring Veterans with Wreaths Across America
Quincy and Hingham are two of the communities included in Wreaths Across America, an organization that lays wreaths at veterans’ graves. With the help of volunteers and donors, the annual event has
Read MoreWhy Rituals Are Important, Pt. 2
In the previous post, we discussed the importance of rituals, of gathering as a group. Whatever the nature of the gathering—a church service, to something much smaller and less informal—there is grea
Read MoreWhy Choose a Family-Owned Funeral Home?
There are important differences between a funeral home owned by a local family and one run by a large corporation. A Family-Owned funeral home has roots in the community and can focus on the quality
Read MoreWhy We Are Funeral Directors
Funeral service is first and foremost about relationships. At Keohane Funeral Home, our funeral directors have a passion for serving families in an exceptional manner. We do this by listening without
Read MoreCelebrating 22 Years of Service
After 22 dedicated years of service, Bill Mitchell of Hull, Massachusetts, recently retired from Pyne Keohane Funeral Home.
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