Introduction
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Here at Koch Funeral Home we believe our service to families continues even after the funeral ends. We support our clients throughout the grief journey as they heal and transition into a new way of being. One way we are offer this support is through our Monday’s Moments.
Our intention with Monday’s Moments is to offer you a short respite – a moment to stop, take a deep breath, read a few words and ponder their meaning. The staff at Koch Funeral Home knows grief can be dark at times. We hope that Monday’s Moments will provide you with some information and inspiration to help provide light for your journey. Make it a weekly event to visit - it only takes a moment!
Previous Posts
January 11 2021
Last week we talked about nurturing some pieces of ourselves, and also welcoming and then leaving behind other pieces in this new year. As you think about the pieces of you that remain, you can thi...
January 4 2021
This month our theme is “Pieces of Me.” As we begin this new year, what pieces of you do you want to bring with you? What pieces of you would you like to leave in 2020? We are all made up of differ...
December 28 2020
To close out our discussion of searching for meaning, I’ll share a quote from author, lecturer and Benedictine monk, David Steindl-Rast:
Meaning is not something that can be looked up in a book, l...
December 21 2020
Today is the winter solstice and the longest night of the year. In conjunction with this month’s theme, what meaning can we search for in this darkness? Imagine we are outside tonight, what do we d...
December 14 2020
Several theories about grieving include the mourner’s need to search for meaning. Many of us know about Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’ five stages of grief – denial, anger, bargaining, depression and accep...
December 7 2020
This month our theme is “Searching for Meaning.” I don’t know why, but I naturally search for meaning in most everything. When our previous home’s address was our daughter’s birth date, or when my ...
November 30 2020
To close this month’s posts about “After Death,” I’ll share this excerpt from John O’Donohue’s book, Beauty: The Invisible Embrace. Do these words ring true for you?
The dead are not distant or ab...
November 23 2020
We all have beliefs about what happens after death. Many people I’ve companioned after losing a loved one shared stories with me of feeling a connection to their deceased beloveds. When I ask them ...
November 16 2020
This week we’ll begin the virtual HEART Grief and Loss Support Program on Thursday, November 19 at 6:30 p.m. Individuals and couples who have experienced pregnancy and early infant loss are invited...
November 9 2020
As we continue with our theme “After Death,” not only do we want to include remembering those who have died as we discussed last week, but we also want to discuss the importance of taking care of o...
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