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Here at Krause Funeral Homes, our professional staff helps families in Milwaukee, New Berlin, and Brookfield, who are in a state of shock and grief, plan meaningful funerals and cremations. When someone dies, their loved ones often feel numb during the days and weeks that follow.
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Whether you’re having a difficult time following a death, or want to learn how to save your family stress by preplanning your own arrangements, contact us anytime. We have many grief resources available, along with interactive grief support, and our grief therapy dog, Bennie, whose presence brings a unique sense of calm and peace to all who meet him. We want our Milwaukee-area neighbors to know the Krause team is here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It’s common for people to be caught off guard by the complexity of their grief, and we want our friends and neighbors to know we’re here for them during all of the ups and downs in life. We can connect you with aftercare resources in Milwaukee, or direct you to our online interactive grief support. If you or a loved one is in need of help with grief or are not sure how best to help a grieving loved one, please reach out to us. We all need support in times like this.I wish I had the right words to say, but please know I’m here to listen.At least his suffering didn’t last long.” This is God’s plan.” “Just try to be strong.” Or anything starting with the words “at least,” such as, “At least you have your other children with you. God must have needed another angel in heaven.
Here are a few examples of comments to avoid: “I know exactly how you feel.” “God never gives us more than we can handle. That said, it is important to remember that appearing too upbeat or offering “pat” platitudes may not be helpful to those who lost someone special to them. During a time of grief, a special moment like this can be tremendously healing.
Some of the most powerful moments we’ve witnessed at a visitation or reception are when someone tells a story the close family had forgotten about or never heard. It’s also an appropriate time to share a story you have about their loved one. I’m thinking of your family during this difficult time.
I’m really sorry you’re going through this.When attending a visitation, here are examples of what you can say to the family: There is no substitute for seeing friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers gathered together – in person or online if a service is livestreamed. A funeral gives loved ones a sense of closure and finality, and serves as an opportunity to support one another through sharing stories and memories. Psychologists and grief counselors agree that a ceremony can be a healing experience, helping survivors move through their grief. Here are a few words of advice from our Krause Funeral Homes staff: If at all possible, go to the funeral. I cared about my neighbor and want to pay my respects, but I have never met her family and have no idea what to say to them. My elderly neighbor died last week and I read in her online obituary that there’s a visitation, funeral, and reception this weekend.
We’ve talked to countless people in Milwaukee, New Berlin, and Brookfield over the years who have a story like this one:
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