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Welcome to Angie's Place Funeral Home
Angie's Place Funeral Home, nestled in the community of Cheyenne, Wyoming at 620 East 20th Street, offers a tranquil and respectful setting for honoring the lives of loved ones. Known for their compassionate care and comprehensive funeral services, Angie's Place Funeral Home has become a cornerstone in the Cheyenne community for offering solace and support during life's most difficult moments.
Our Compassionate Staff
At the heart of Angie's Place Funeral Home is a team of dedicated professionals who are committed to providing compassionate care and support to families in their time of need. Our staff is comprised of individuals with extensive experience in funeral planning and the ability to offer a comforting presence to those who are grieving. They understand the importance of listening, understanding, and offering guidance with utmost empathy and respect.
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Personalized Funeral Arrangements
Understanding that each life is unique, we, at Angie's Place Funeral Home, believe in personalizing services to reflect the essence of the individual being remembered. Our staff members are skilled in creating bespoke arrangements, including traditional funerals, contemporary memorial services, and celebration-of-life events, ensuring that your loved one's farewell is as unique as the life they led.
An Accommodating Facility
Our facility has been carefully designed to accommodate a range of services and gatherings. With well-appointed visitation rooms, a spacious chapel, and private areas for family members to reflect, Angie's Place provides a comforting environment suited for gatherings of all sizes. Our state-of-the-art amenities and technology enable us to facilitate both intimate ceremonies and large services with dignity and grace.
Culturally Sensitive Services
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Angie's Place Funeral Home respects and honors all cultural and spiritual traditions. We understand the importance of cultural rituals and religious customs, and our staff is knowledgeable in accommodating a wide variety of practices. Whether it is a specific ceremony or a unique tribute that celebrates cultural heritage, Angie's Place is fully equipped to meet the diverse needs of the Cheyenne community.
Pre-Planning Services
We believe in the importance and benefits of pre-planning funeral arrangements. Pre-planning can alleviate the emotional and financial burdens on loved ones during a time of loss. Our specialists at Angie's Place Funeral Home provide personalized pre-planning consultations, guiding you through all available options and ensuring that your wishes are understood and documented for future peace of mind.
Grief Support and Resources
The commitment of Angie's Place Funeral Home to the families of Cheyenne extends beyond the funeral or memorial service. We understand that grief is a journey, and we offer ongoing support for those who are mourning. Through providing access to grief support groups, counseling referrals, and online resources, Angie's Place stands by its pledge to support you for as long as you need us.
Supporting the Cheyenne Community
As a proud member of the Cheyenne community, Angie's Place Funeral Home is honored to give back through participation in local events, support of charitable organizations, and engagement in community support initiatives. We understand that our role extends outside the walls of our funeral home and are committed to nurturing the community that has trusted us with their most precious memories.
Contact Us and Location
Angie's Place Funeral Home is located at a convenient and accessible address: 620 East 20th Street, Cheyenne, WY, 82001. Our doors are always open to those who need assistance or have questions about funeral arrangements, pre-planning services, or grief support. You can contact us at any time; our compassionate staff is ready to provide support and answer any inquiries with the respect and attentiveness you deserve.
In times of loss, you deserve the support and care of professionals who truly understand the weight of your grief. Angie's Place Funeral Home in Cheyenne is more than just a facility for funeral services; it is a place where memories are honored, lives are celebrated, and the community comes together in support. When you enter Angie's Place Funeral Home, you're not just walking into a building, but into the warm embrace of people who are dedicated to easing your journey through bereavement. Allow us to be a part of your healing process and provide the comfort and service that you and your loved ones deserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an obituary?
An obituary is a written notice of a person's death, typically published in newspapers and online platforms. It provides a brief account of the deceased person's life, their achievements, and information about the upcoming funeral or memorial services.
What information is typically included in an obituary?
Obituaries usually include the full name of the deceased, their age, date of birth, date of death, a summary of their personal history, educational and professional accomplishments, family members, details about the funeral or memorial service, and sometimes a photograph.
Is an obituary the same as a death notice?
No, an obituary is longer and more detailed than a death notice. Death notices are typically shorter announcements that merely inform the public of the person's name, the fact of death, and the time and location of any services planned. Obituaries often include a biographical sketch and are meant to honor the deceased.
Who writes obituaries?
Obituaries are generally written by family members, close friends, or the funeral home handling the services. Sometimes, for prominent figures, obituaries may be pre-written by journalists or authors specializing in obituaries.
How soon after a death is an obituary published?
Obituaries are typically published within a few days after death to allow time for friends and family to be notified of the services. However, the timing can vary based on the publication schedule of the chosen media outlet.
What should be considered when writing an obituary?
When writing an obituary, consider highlighting the individual's life story, significant accomplishments, and the impact they had on others. Be respectful and factual, and be sure to include key information such as service times for those who might wish to attend.
How can I submit an obituary to a newspaper or website?
You can submit an obituary to a newspaper or website by contacting the publication directly. Many have specific guidelines and forms for submission which can often be found on their websites or by calling their offices.
Is there a standard length for obituaries?
There is no set standard for the length of an obituary. It can vary widely from a brief death notice to a detailed account of the person's life. However, space constraints and costs in newspapers may dictate the length.
Can obituaries be published online only?
Yes, many online platforms and memorial websites allow for the publication of obituaries online only. This offers a way to share the information without the space restrictions or cost of print media.
How much does it cost to publish an obituary?
The cost of publishing an obituary can vary greatly. Newspapers typically charge by line or word count, while online platforms may offer free or fixed-price options.
Are photographs included in obituaries?
Photographs can be included in obituaries, but whether they are used often depends on the publication's guidelines and the preferences of the family.
Who should be listed as survivors in an obituary?
Immediate family members such as spouses, children, parents, and siblings are usually listed as survivors in an obituary. It may also include grandchildren, significant others, and sometimes close friends or relatives.
How do I find an old obituary?
Old obituaries can often be found in archival issues of newspapers at local libraries, historical societies, or online databases that collect and store past editions of newspapers.
Can anyone submit an obituary?
While anyone can write an obituary, the submission usually needs to come from an immediate family member or the executor of the estate to ensure accuracy and consent.
What cultural differences might affect obituary writing?
Cultural differences can affect obituary writing in several ways, from the details shared about the deceased's life to the expressions of loss used. It's important to respect cultural norms and traditions when drafting an obituary.
Are there templates available for writing an obituary?
Yes, many funeral homes, and online resources offer templates and guidelines for writing an obituary to ensure that all necessary information is included and well-presented.
How do I write a respectful and heartfelt obituary?
To write a respectful and heartfelt obituary, include personal details that capture the essence of the deceased, their passions, and the legacy they leave behind. Be sincere, and focus on celebrating the life lived.
Is it necessary to mention the cause of death in an obituary?
Mentioning the cause of death is not necessary and is often a personal choice. Some families opt for transparency while others prefer to keep it private. There is no right or wrong approach; it's about what feels right for the family.
Can obituaries be updated or corrected once published?
Once an obituary is published, especially in print, it may not be possible to correct or update the information. However, online obituaries often can be edited after publication, depending on the website's policies.
What are the advantages of online obituaries over print?
Online obituaries offer several advantages over print, including wider reach, the ability to update and correct information easily, interactive elements such as guest books, and often lower costs.
How can social media be used in conjunction with an obituary?
Social media can be used to share the obituary with a larger community, offer a space for condolences and memories, and to inform friends and acquaintances about service details.
What if I can't afford to publish an obituary?
If cost is an issue, consider free or low-cost alternatives such as online memorial sites, social media, or community bulletin boards. Many communities have resources to help those in need with these services.
Can an obituary be a way to honor a person's wishes?
Yes, an obituary can be written to honor the deceased person's wishes by respecting their values, highlighting their preferred causes, or directing donations to chosen charities in lieu of flowers.
Is it appropriate to include humor or lightheartedness in an obituary?
Depending on the personality of the deceased and the family's feelings, humor and lightheartedness can be appropriate and even welcome in an obituary. It's important to strike the right balance and maintain respect for the occasion.