News & Events

Every little life holds a lasting place in our hearts. Join us for our Annual Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Walk on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM at Sunset Memory Gardens in Section 27, near the Rose Garden. The event will begin with a small service officiated by Rev. Chuck Behrens, followed by a walk through the cemetery. Light refreshments will also be provided. Together, we will remember and honor the babies we carry in our hearts.

Give your Halloween costume an early outing! �� Join us for Trunk-or-Treat on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 11:00 AM–2:00 PM in the parking lot of Sunset Legacy Funeral Home & Offices. Wear your best costume and join us for some Halloween fun! Trunk Participants: Please call (440)777-0450 to reserve your parking spot by Monday, October 19th

As of Q2 2024, the average person spends over six and a half hours a day on the internet, making it more significant than ever to consider what will happen to this digital life after death. ...

It might be the day after a loss. The day after a service. The day after everything slowed down—and now the world seems to expect you to move forward again.

Veterans willing to put their lives on the line to protect our freedoms deserve our respect and honor, and we should take the time to show them our gratitude any time we can, including at the end...

As culture and society have changed over time, so have death and funerals. Families often used to live close together — sometimes even on the same property — and family members cared for their...

When a loved one dies, if you are the closest person to the one who has died, much of the care for others may fall to you, so you must be careful not to neglect your own self-care.

Things you can do to help support loved ones during their time of loss and bereavement.

When a friend or acquaintance loses a loved one, it's natural to want to reach out. Sometimes, however, we don't know about the death until after the funeral.

When someone you know loses a loved one, you may feel powerless to ease their pain. We all want to find some way to help, but knowing what's needed can be difficult.

Every loss is difficult, but the loss of a spouse can be devastating, and upend a person's entire life. If you recently attended the funeral service of a friend's spouse, then read on for advice on...

The death of a loved one is always hard. When the grieving person is in school — whether it's at an elementary school or college — grief can be more complicated, and extra support during the time...

From first steps to first jobs and all the times in between, life moves quickly. How you will be remembered is just as important as how you lived.

When a loved one dies, it's easy to feel lost or confused about what happens next. Especially if the death was unexpected or if there's no plan in writing, it can be difficult to navigate this...