
What to Expect From Your Funeral Home
Posted on July 13, 2020 by Conner-Bowman Funeral Home | Leave a comment
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When you use a funeral home in Roanoke, VA in 2020, you may not know exactly what to expect, especially if this is the first time you’ve lost a loved one. If you have used a funeral home in the past after the death of loved ones, you will definitely see changes – positive changes […]
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Count on Your Funeral Home to Support You
Posted on July 6, 2020 by Conner-Bowman Funeral Home | Leave a comment
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While making arrangements for funerals at Roanoke, VA funeral home, you will become aware – if you’re not already – that the traditional funeral process has been drastically altered because of the novel coronavirus outbreak. The traditions of funerals that have been done, in one way or another, throughout the history of humans are in […]
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A Bad Diet Can be Worse Than Smoking
Posted on June 22, 2020 by Conner-Bowman Funeral Home | Leave a comment
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Before your family has to plan a funeral service in Roanoke, VA, there are some lifestyle changes that you can make right now to ensure that won’t happen for a very long time. Since the 1960’s, the medical profession (and Big Tobacco) has known that smoking is bad for human health and can cause cancer […]
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Don’t Neglect Grief
Posted on June 15, 2020 by Conner-Bowman Funeral Home | Leave a comment
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You are planning a Roanoke, VA funeral service because you have a loved one who has died. You have an idea in your mind about how you and your family want to pay tribute to your loved one through the funeral service and the graveside service. You think back to other funerals that you’ve attended, […]
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When You Can’t be with Your Loved One at the End
Posted on June 8, 2020 by Conner-Bowman Funeral Home | Leave a comment
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It may be unsettling as you plan a funeral at a funeral home in Roanoke, VA that you weren’t able to be with your loved one while they were dying and when they died. Medical facilities and nursing facilities, which are most vulnerable to the spread of COVID-19, have restricted access to authorized personnel only. […]
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