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Obituaries
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Mary L Koss
March 15, 2019
March 15, 2019
Jean M Thiel
March 15, 2019
March 15, 2019
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Steven D Dhein
March 13, 2019
March 13, 2019
Nancy C Rusch
March 12, 2019
March 12, 2019
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Stanley M Schmitz
March 11, 2019
March 11, 2019
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Phyllis M Schnuell
March 2, 2019
March 2, 2019
Frederick W Scheuers
February 28, 2019
February 28, 2019
Vernon C Schwobe
February 26, 2019
February 26, 2019
Alice A Kinley
February 25, 2019
February 25, 2019
Charlaine A Parsons
February 21, 2019
February 21, 2019
Mar 23 - 12:28 am
There is no way to speed up the grief process. One can only go through it. Our task as helpers is to provide a safe and nonjudgmental environment where the griever can begin the telling of "the story" and develop effective tools for dealing with their grief. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us; we are here to help you. https://bit.ly/2EWBSwb
Mar 17 - 1:22 am
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Mar 18 - 11:56 pm
Let autocomplete come up with your St. Patrick's Day plans. Type "This Saint Patty's Day I will be..." Then let your phone finish it.
Mar 14 - 8:29 am
Happy Pi(e) Day! ? What's your favorite flavor of pie? Every year, Daniel's mother-in-law, Debbie Schneider drops him off a delicious pecan pie. His favorite! Thank you, Debbie, for the sweet treat! ?
Mar 13 - 9:54 am
What is your Leprechaun name? Share your Leprechaun name with us in the comments!
Mar 15 - 12:55 am
Happy National Funeral directors day! Thank you to the Wieting family for all that you do!
Mar 11 - 11:57 am
Spending the day learning with OGR in Nashville!
Mar 11 - 11:37 am
While time does bring change to both communities and industries, it is comforting to know the values upon which we are built remain the same. https://www.wietingfuneralhome.com/
Mar 10 - 6:28 pm
?Have you ever gone to the cemetery to visit a loved one or an ancestor and wanted to bring the artful etching home with you? Discover the ancient art of memorial gravestone rubbing to record beautiful headstone images or to enhance your genealogy studies. Saving a gravestone rubbing is a great way to honor and commemorate a life. You can frame them to hang in your home or as gift to relatives. It only takes a few simple tools, and you're on your way. You will need: Permission from the cemetery, water, paper, masking tape, pencil/crayon, and spray fixative. Step 1: Lightly brush off the headstone (Make sure to avoid headstones that are cracked, flaking or are unstable). Step 2: Attach the paper across the face of the stone with masking tape. Step 3: Pressing lightly against the paper with the side of your pencil/crayon, rub across the etching until it appears on the paper. Step 4: Remove from the face of the stone and spray with fixative to avoid smudging (Make sure no fixative gets on the headstone). Step 5: Frame or gift to a loved one.
Mar 13 - 1:39 am
We understand you may feel overwhelmed and confused about the next steps and options. We can be your guide and your ally whenever and however much you need us. At Wieting Family Funeral Home, we are here to support you in making each arrangement decision. https://bit.ly/2zSdh5J
There is no way to speed up the grief process. One can only go through it. Our task as helpers is to provide a safe and nonjudgmental environment where the griever can begin the telling of "the story" and develop effective tools for dealing with their grief. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us; we are here to help you. https://bit.ly/2EWBSwb
Mar 17 - 1:22 am
? Happy St. Patrick's Day! ? Share this post to give all the friends on your timeline a little good luck!
Mar 18 - 11:56 pm
Let autocomplete come up with your St. Patrick's Day plans. Type "This Saint Patty's Day I will be..." Then let your phone finish it.
Mar 14 - 8:29 am
Happy Pi(e) Day! ? What's your favorite flavor of pie? Every year, Daniel's mother-in-law, Debbie Schneider drops him off a delicious pecan pie. His favorite! Thank you, Debbie, for the sweet treat! ?
Mar 13 - 9:54 am
What is your Leprechaun name? Share your Leprechaun name with us in the comments!
Mar 15 - 12:55 am
Happy National Funeral directors day! Thank you to the Wieting family for all that you do!
Mar 11 - 11:57 am
Spending the day learning with OGR in Nashville!
Mar 11 - 11:37 am
While time does bring change to both communities and industries, it is comforting to know the values upon which we are built remain the same. https://www.wietingfuneralhome.com/
Mar 10 - 6:28 pm
?Have you ever gone to the cemetery to visit a loved one or an ancestor and wanted to bring the artful etching home with you? Discover the ancient art of memorial gravestone rubbing to record beautiful headstone images or to enhance your genealogy studies. Saving a gravestone rubbing is a great way to honor and commemorate a life. You can frame them to hang in your home or as gift to relatives. It only takes a few simple tools, and you're on your way. You will need: Permission from the cemetery, water, paper, masking tape, pencil/crayon, and spray fixative. Step 1: Lightly brush off the headstone (Make sure to avoid headstones that are cracked, flaking or are unstable). Step 2: Attach the paper across the face of the stone with masking tape. Step 3: Pressing lightly against the paper with the side of your pencil/crayon, rub across the etching until it appears on the paper. Step 4: Remove from the face of the stone and spray with fixative to avoid smudging (Make sure no fixative gets on the headstone). Step 5: Frame or gift to a loved one.
Mar 13 - 1:39 am
We understand you may feel overwhelmed and confused about the next steps and options. We can be your guide and your ally whenever and however much you need us. At Wieting Family Funeral Home, we are here to support you in making each arrangement decision. https://bit.ly/2zSdh5J
Mar 23 - 12:28 am
There is no way to speed up the grief process. One can only go through it. Our task as helpers is to provide a safe and nonjudgmental environment where the griever can begin the telling of "the story" and develop effective tools for dealing with their grief. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us; we are here to help you. https://bit.ly/2EWBSwb
There is no way to speed up the grief process. One can only go through it. Our task as helpers is to provide a safe and nonjudgmental environment where the griever can begin the telling of "the story" and develop effective tools for dealing with their grief. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us; we are here to help you. https://bit.ly/2EWBSwb
