The family of the late Joseph Jay Taimanglo Velasco is seeking the public’s help to cover funeral expenses following his sudden death.

Shattered by his death a fortnight ago, the Surat and Roma communities stood united by their shared grief and unwavering love for Coby Fechner at his funeral.

‘We’re going to miss him’: Family of flood victim holds fundraiser to cover funeral expenses Community rallies to support family of Victor Manuel Macias Castro, a victim of the Perrin Beitel ...

Colorado funeral home owner accused of stashing nearly 190 bodies to be sentenced for fraud Jon Hallford, owner of Return to Nature Funeral Home, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud ...

Joan Mabel ERWIN Aged 89 Years Joan passed away peacefully on Tuesday 1st July, 2025 surrounded by Family. Loving Wife of John (deceased). Dearly loved Mother, Mother-in-Law, Grandmother and Great ...

A rainbow appeared in the sky above the funeral service of Queensland teenager Pheobe Bishop as the family shared a touching message before saying a tearstained final farewell.

Hundreds gather at Townsville Entertainment and Convention Centre for funeral of police officer Brenton ‘Webby’ Webb Remembered as a ‘legend’ with a ‘magnificent smile’ who cared for ...

Write Before Midnight A Bulletin short fiction contest Announcing the Bulletin‘s new short fiction contest… Over the decades, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has published the smartest minds in ...

COVID-19 continues to impact many people, including a family from the Bronx who lost their loving brother at the start of the pandemic. FEMA paid funeral expenses for qualifying families but, five ...

Hillier Funeral Service started the service a few years ago and it has proved to be very popular.

So many attended that a second batch of funeral bulletins had to be photocopied in the school office. Flowers filled the stage area of the gym, right above the area where four white caskets resided.

The Public Works of Art Project and Treasury Department Bulletins date from 1934 to 1941. Twenty-four bulletins begin in February of 1934 and end in May of 1941 and are almost complete.