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  • Let’s ‘Paws’ for a Moment
    Posted: 04/10/2024

    At St. Pierre Family Funeral Homes we understand that pets are an important part of our family and our lives.  They provide us with loving companionship, safety and security, entertainment, and more.  Pets become a member of our family, and as with all family members, losing one can be an extremely stressful and sorrowful time.… Read more »

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  • How Do I Know if Cremation Is Right for Me?
    Posted: 04/10/2024

    We meet with families every day who have to make end-of-life decisions on behalf of their loved one who died. This is often very stressful, as the family may not know what their loved one would have wanted. Where should the final resting place be located? Should they have a large funeral with a visitation… Read more »

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  • Passion and Purpose
    Posted: 03/20/2024

    Many of us in the Indianapolis area have pondered the age-old question, “Why am I here?” but few of us have actually stopped to answer it. Likely because there is no single correct answer and each of us must search our own heart for the answer that is uniquely ours.  That takes work.  But it’s… Read more »

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  • The History Behind Military Funeral Honors
    Posted: 03/11/2024

    Did you know what we now call “Veterans Day” was once called “Armistice Day?” That day originated on November 11, 1919, and was actually the anniversary of the end of World War I. In 1926, Congress made it an annual observance. But it wasn’t until 1954 that President Eisenhower changed the name of the holiday… Read more »

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  • Unique Ways to Remember Your Loved One on Their Birthday 
    Posted: 02/21/2024

    Many people tell us that one of the most difficult parts after losing a loved one is the “big days” that happen throughout the year. Holidays, anniversaries, birthdays – especially the birthday of the person who is no longer alive.  A day that should be filled with fun and celebration now signifies loss. The loved… Read more »

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  • Obituaries: Why They Matter
    Posted: 02/21/2024

    Do you or someone you know read the obituary section of the paper every day?  Some may find it a morbid practice, but in truth, the obituary is simply another means whereby we honor and celebrate the life of the deceased and allow their memory to live on. When losing a loved one there are… Read more »

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  • Different Types of Funeral Services  
    Posted: 01/31/2024

    Here at St. Pierre Family Funeral Services, we believe everyone has a special story to tell and are proud to offer families in Greenwood, Pendleton, and Indianapolis a variety of options when it comes to honoring their loved one. We understand that every family is unique and has specific preferences regarding how they’d like their… Read more »

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  • Safe Driving Techniques for Seniors 
    Posted: 01/31/2024

    The recent snow dusting here in Indianapolis creates breathtaking, picturesque winter scenes. But, it also makes roads more dangerous; especially for the youngest and oldest drivers.  The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that drivers over age 75 are more likely to be involved in fatal accidents than any other age… Read more »

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  • Ornaments & Creative Holiday Keepsakes to Honor Your Loved One 
    Posted: 12/08/2023

    Each year, the holiday season presents a new opportunity to get creative with decorations and keepsakes. Here at St. Pierre Family Funeral Services, our compassionate staff encourages our neighbors in Indianapolis, Greenwood, and Pendleton to spend some of this special time honoring their loved ones.   A great way to do this is to put together… Read more »

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  • 3 Reasons You Should Choose Your Own Final Resting Place
    Posted: 12/06/2023

    At St. Pierre Family Funeral Services, we’ve talked to many of our neighbors in Indianoplis, Greenwood, and Pendleton who have said this: “When I witnessed my loved one’s burial, I couldn’t help but think of where I would like to be laid to rest. How do I go about making that decision?”  We thought it would be… Read more »

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