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Located at 327 Main Street, Fort Lee, NJ 07024, Eden Memorial Chapels is a trusted and compassionate funeral home serving the community with dignity and respect. For years, they have been providing personalized funeral services to families in their time of need, helping them to celebrate the lives of their loved ones with meaningful and memorable tributes.

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Eden Memorial Chapels has a rich history of providing exceptional funeral services to the community. Their experienced team of funeral directors and staff are dedicated to ensuring that every family receives the highest level of care and attention to detail. From traditional funeral services to cremations and memorial gatherings, Eden Memorial Chapels has built a reputation for excellence and trustworthiness.

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Nina Deutsch - March 15, 1943 - January 22, 2024

Departed: 01/22/2024 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Nina Deutsch, former concert pianist, piano teacher and voice coach, passed away at her home in Fort Lee, NJ on January 22. Ms. Deutsch, who lived all over the U.S. during her youth, graduated from the Julliard School of Music, where she studied with Sasha Gorodnitzki, in 1964, and made her piano debut at Carnegie Hall in 1968. She was a student of Dorothy Taubman and Rudolf Firkusny, among others. She also received a Master's Degree in Musical Arts from Yale, where she studied the music of Charles Ives. She was the first woman to record all of Ives' piano music.

She was born in San Antonio, Texas on March 15, 1943, the second of four children of Irvin Deutsch, M.D. and Freda Deutsch, both now deceased. Her brother Laurence Jay Deutsch, M.D. of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada predeceased her. Ms. Deutsch was divorced and had no children. She leaves her older sister Diane Thome, a retired professor of music at the University of Washington and composer of avant garde music, and her younger sister Mona Deutsch Miller, a retired lawyer and playwright, her brother-in-law Steven J. Miller, and multiple nieces and nephews.

Ms. Deutsch, who had perfect pitch, started playing the piano at age five. She performed with an orchestra at age 10 in Miami together with her sister Diane, played in concert halls all over the United States and Europe, toured China in a series of concerts singing popular music and American folk songs while accompanying herself at the piano in the early 1980s, and created solo shows which she performed, at the piano, at multiple venues in New Jersey and elsewhere on a wide variety of subjects including Clara Schumann and Jewish American composers. She also performed on cruise ships, at parties and at restaurants, and enjoyed a varied career. She taught piano and voice, including working with young rock musicians. She was at various times a journalist, publicist, including for comedian Jackie Mason, and appeared on TV multiple times, including as both an imposter and herself on “To Tell the Truth.” She loved performing.

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Harriet Haberman PHD - May 28, 1943 - January 20, 2024

Departed: 01/20/2024 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Dr. Harriet Haberman, age 80, of Howard Terrace in Leonia, passed away on Saturday, January 20th, 2024. She was at peace and surrounded by loved ones. She was a loving, daughter, mother, friend, and therapist. She was an accomplished Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a published author of “Emotional Wisdom”, and she dedicated her life to helping people through compassion and empathy. She is predeceased by her beloved daughter Rebecca Serkey who passed away in 2014 in the line of duty as a flight paramedic in New Mexico, Father, Tobias Haberman and Mother, Ilsa Villmer.

A graveside service will be held on Tuesday, January 23rd at Wellwood Cemetery at 1400 Wellwood Ave. West Babylon, NY 11704.

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Rachele Gilden - July 13, 1932 - January 15, 2024

Departed: 01/15/2024 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Sheila.

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Terence Levene - February 17, 1933 - January 13, 2024

Departed: 01/13/2024 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Terence Levene.

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Ruth Ann Karpf - June 08, 1931 - January 10, 2024

Departed: 01/10/2024 (Fort Lee)

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Irene G Bialo - November 14, 1932 - January 06, 2024

Departed: 01/06/2024 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Irene G Bialo.

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Joseph Bernard Litvack - December 09, 1948 - January 04, 2024

Departed: 01/04/2024 (Fort Lee)

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Michael Robert Werbel - December 22, 1955 - January 01, 2024

Departed: 01/01/2024 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Michael Robert Werbel.

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Bernard Edward Small DDS - December 01, 1921 - December 31, 2023

Departed: 12/31/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Dr. Bernard Edward Small of Tenafly, NJ passed away peacefully on December 31st at the age of 102. Born at home in Edgewater, NJ on December 1, 2021, he was the son of Julius Smolovit and Ada Smolovit (nee Rockowitz). He was a graduate of Columbia University and NYU Dental School. A proud army veteran, he served as a regimental dental surgeon for the First Calvary during WWII, stationed in Japan and the Philippines. After completing his military service he returned to his home town of Fort Lee, NJ where he practiced dentistry for over 40 years. Bernard was known for his keen intellect, terrific sense of humor and great generosity. He enjoyed a long, active retirement splitting his time between Montauk, NY and Tenafly. He was predeceased by his wives Blanche (nee Marten) and Sheila (nee Schatz), daughter Marjorie and granddaughter Margot Cohen. Survivors include his children: Judith Small (Ira Cohen), John Small (Karen Imbrogno), Betty Fuchs (Marc), and Edward Martin, his grandchildren Daniel Fuchs and Amanda Siegel and four great grandchildren. Please consider memorial contributions to the charity of your choice or the American Committee of the Weitzmann Institute.

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Maria Byczek - July 27, 1928 - December 29, 2023

Departed: 12/29/2023 (Fort Lee)

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Steven Lemberg - January 16, 1943 - December 28, 2023

Departed: 12/28/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Steven Lemberg.

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Mark Tau - June 07, 1951 - December 24, 2023

Departed: 12/24/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Mark Tau.

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Gerald Golden - October 02, 1933 - December 16, 2023

Departed: 12/16/2023 (Fort Lee)

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Dr. Arthur Sherman - April 12, 1940 - December 12, 2023

Departed: 12/12/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Arthur Sherman – Obituary

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Arthur Sherman, MD (aka Devabodhi). He passed peacefully on Tuesday, December 12, 2023.

Art was a gentle soft soul, who was brilliant. He lived in both the worlds of science and spirituality. He loved his books as much as he loved nature and the natural world. He loved hiking and camping, with a great love for Acadia National Park and the Canadian Rockies. He trekked the Himalayan Mountains in Nepal some years ago. He loved classical music as he equally loved folk music. He played both the guitar and banjo. He found joy in his beloved Yankees and the New York Giants, not to mention the pleasure he derived from his “wonder dog”, Sky. He had an intense connection to theater, and was a superb actor both in Community Theater and off-Broadway. He became a talented woodworker (self-taught) who built much of the furniture in his Woodstock home. We cannot forget to mention his total immersion and expertise in doing the New York Times crossword puzzles. He was a “Renaissance Man”.

As a friend shared, “His great wisdom was always wrapped in a profound humility that to me was always a sure sign and shining expression of his awakened heart”. He had a beautiful loving heart, and a witty and hilarious sense of humor. Another close friend describes him as totally non-judgmental, caring and always willing to help both emotionally and physically.

He was also a family man. He and his wife, Ritambhara, would regularly hike and walk together, and sit together in meditation. He loved his time with his daughter, Rebecca, often in deep conversation about science, the world and spirituality. He equally loved watching sports and going to Yankee stadium with his son, Jeremy and daughter-in-law Carol. He was so proud of his granddaughter, Madison, who is an extraordinarily skilled fashion designer. Lastly, he would love to cuddle his two year old granddaughter, Haeva, and sing to her.

Art maintained a private practice in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in both Kingston and Woodstock, New York for over 40 years. His work with patients was always deep and genuine and heart-felt. He loved his work; he loved working with people to heal their wounds and deepen their essential selves. He was a healer in the true sense of the word.

He was also on his own spiritual Journey. As a follower of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, he lived in India for 3 years. He then moved to Woodstock, New York to be a part of the spiritual community there.

In recent years, he was deeply connected to the non-dual teachings of Rupert Spira, Adyashanti and Eckhardt Tolle. He was grateful, again, to be connected with two wonderful spiritual communities. These groups, and the people in them, brought him great joy.

He is survived by his wife, Laurie (aka Ritambhara); his daughter Rebecca; his son, Jeremy; his daughter-in-law, Carol; his granddaughters Madison and Haeva; his two nieces, Melanie and Paula.

He was deeply loved.

May he rest in peace.

May his memory be a blessing.

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Anne June Sherr - May 02, 1926 - December 03, 2023

Departed: 12/03/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: It is with profound sadness that we have to announce that Anne June Sherr passed away peacefully in her sleep on 12/3/2023 at her home in NYC. She was only a few months shy of her 98th birthday.

She led a long, happy and fulfilled life.

Her parents were Dr. Saul Nevard ( d. 1944 ) and Ruth Nevard ( née Tompkins d. 1973 ).

Her brother Herbert Nevard predeceased her in 2017.

Anne and her husband Irv Sherr ( d. 2012 ) were married for 64 wonderful years.

Their youngest son Dan passed away in 2013.

Anne is survived by her eldest son Robert, his wife Deborah, her two sons Chris and Bruno, Bruno’s fiancée Deb as well as her daughter-in-law Beth Sherr along with many nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, friends and acquaintances all of whom will miss her dearly and all of whom she loved. She had special relationships with so many people.

Anne was born in NYC on May 2nd, 1926 and she always considered the city as her home. She attended NYU and later earned a degree in Interior Decorating and Architecture at the New School. She served as president of the women’s chapter of B’nai Brith in the late 1960’s on Long Island and was also a partner in a designer dress shop with Lucille Chayt ( d. 2023 ) in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s.

Anne was always involved with numerous charities and gave of her time as well; she read for the blind on WNYC radio ( PBS ) for many years.

In 2017 she founded the S. Irving Sherr and Anne J. Nevard Foundation and has personally supported more causes than can be listed here.

She loved to travel, read and entertain. She had a particular fondness for old Sherlock Holmes/Basil Rathbone movies and Neil Diamond. She also loved classical music as well as many other genres of music. She had a passion for crossword puzzles, cooking and just being with the people she loved.

Her love, support, kindness and generosity will be sorely missed.

We were blessed to have had her as long as we did. She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, aunt, in-law, cousin and friend.

In addition to her home in Manhattan, Anne resided in Malverne LINY for 20 years, Westfield NJ for 40 years as well as spending time in Montecito, CA and Sarasota, FL.

The graveside service will be on December 6th at 1:30 p.m. at Beth Israel Cemetery in Woodbridge, NJ.

Thank you, Anne, for everything.

Always and forever.

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Sally Kay Greenberg - February 12, 1942 - December 01, 2023

Departed: 12/01/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Arrangements pending.

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Rabbi Nathaniel David Benjamin - September 05, 1945 - November 29, 2023

Departed: 11/29/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: RABBI NATHANIEL BENJAMIN

We are saddened by the passing of beloved Rabbi Nathaniel Benjamin on November 29.

Rabbi Benjamin was the Founding Rabbi and leader of Chavurah Beth Shalom in Alpine, New Jersey for 32 years, during which time he brought enormous warmth, guidance, joy and solace to thousands of people.

Many members of the congregation remember Rabbi Benjamin with great affection as he performed their marriages, their children’s baby naming and children’s Bar and Bar Mitzvah Services, family member’s Funerals, Unveilings and other life cycle events both here in the metropolitan New York / New Jersey area, throughout the United States and abroad.

Throughout the year, Rabbi Benjamin performed weekly Shabbat Services as well as Chanukah, Passover and High Holiday Services. RABBI BENJAMIN’S BACKGROUND

Besides officiating as a rabbi, he was also an outstanding cantor. His musical talents were recognized early by his mother Rose Friedman Benjamin who taught piano and musical theory in the Inwood section of upper Manhattan. Upon discovering that her six-year-old possessed perfect pitch and was able to play melodies on the piano after hearing them only once, she enrolled him in the preparatory division of the Julliard School Of Music where he was granted a full scholarship to study violin, piano, and musical theory. At the age of seven, he was playing in their young people’s orchestra and chamber ensembles.

During his college years Rabbi Benjamin continued to be involved with Jewish Music and religious services. He also began to establish a reputation as an outstanding religious school teacher and Baal Koreh . Nat began preparing for a career as a Cantor and was fortunate to study With Cantor David Koussevitzky and Zvi Aroni. His studies included Nusach and cantillation with Cantor Moshe Nathanson, Yiddish Art songs with Sidor Belarsky and Lazar Weiner. He received his formal Vocal training with the renowned opera singer John Kuhn, professor of voice at New York University.

Following his investiture as Cantor from Herzeliah Jewish Teachers Seminary and his rabbinical ordination several years later from The New Seminary, Rabbinical Seminary International, Rabbi Benjamin served congregations in New York and New Jersey.

Prior to the establishment of Chavurah Beth Shalom, he served as Cantor of Temple Sinai in Tenafly. He has also served at Riverdale Temple in New York City and Temple Beth Shalom in Clifton, New Jersey.

Rabbi Benjamin was a past President of The Jewish Ministers Cantors Association of America. He was a member of the Board of Governors of the American Society for Jewish Music. Rabbi Benjamin was also a member of the Rabbinical Fellowship of America.

Rabbi/Cantor Benjamin was also known as the founder of the annual Cantor’s Concert at The Jewish Community Center on the Palisades. In addition to his duties as a spiritual leader of Chavurah Beth Shalom, Rabbi Benjamin served as an officer with the American Society for Jewish Music where he sponsored their annual Chanukah concert and their Contemporary Composers concert which take place at the Jewish American Historical Society in New York City.

Rabbi Benjamin was married to Jill Benjamin for 56 years. He is survived by his daughter Renee Benjamin, his son Jason Benjamin and his wife Beth and his granddaughter Amanda Benjamin.

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Laura Krimsky - October 31, 1933 - November 24, 2023

Departed: 11/24/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Laura Krimsky.

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Charles Gilbert Sobel - July 01, 1923 - November 14, 2023

Departed: 11/14/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Charles Gilbert Sobel.

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Manya M Derbaremdiker - December 03, 1923 - November 10, 2023

Departed: 11/10/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Obituary to follow.

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Bella Slutsky - November 14, 1939 - November 10, 2023

Departed: 11/10/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Obituary to follow.

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Mark Lombardo - August 24, 1967 - November 10, 2023

Departed: 11/10/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Mark Lombardo, 56 of Greenwich, CT, on November 10,2023.   Chapel service Wednesday November 15, 2023 10:30 am at Eden Memorial Chapels 327 Main Street Fort Lee, NJ.  Interment will follow at Riverside Cemetery.  For more information call (201) 947-3336

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Alda Lee Casser Graham - April 21, 1928 - November 07, 2023

Departed: 11/07/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Alda Lee Casser Graham.

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Barry Levine - April 01, 1942 - November 05, 2023

Departed: 11/05/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Arrangements pending

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Renee Pitchon - May 17, 1947 - November 03, 2023

Departed: 11/03/2023 (Fort Lee)

Obituary Preview: Renée Carol Pitchon (May 17,1947-November 3, 2023) died peacefully on Friday surrounded by her family. Renée fought a short but courageous battle with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer over the last few weeks. She was an unstoppable and vivacious force to everyone who knew her. She was a devoted daughter, a steadfast sister, an exceptional aunt, a phenomenal great-aunt, a loyal sister-in-law, a friend, a teacher, a confidant as well as an incredibly generous human.

Born and raised in The Bronx, Renée was a teacher in the New York City Public School System for over 30 years, the impact she had on her students and colleagues was widely felt. She took great joy in her profession and continued it after retirement in helping foster the love of learning with her great niece and nephew.

Known as Neenie to almost all that knew her- a nickname given to her by her niece Jenna at a young age. She became everyone's favorite aunt. Known for her honest opinions, her generosity, huge heart, and ability to tell it how it was- those who knew Renée were lucky. Neenie became a larger-than-life figure in everyone's life.

She will be remembered for her love of Amazon ordering, shopping, a tidy and clean home, her cooking, her humor, her independence, love of HGTV, Food Network and British TV Shows as well as her sense of responsibility to those around her. She was one of the most genuine and generous individuals and always looked out for those around her.

Renée was a devoted sister to Maureen and cared for her to the very end. Her love for her sister was unwavering and was something to behold. Their relationship was the perfect example to set for her great niece and nephew, McKayla and Jack. As for her relationship with her niece Jenna, it was a special and unique bond. It was a bond greater than aunt and niece. Her relationship with Jenna was absolutely one of a kind. She was more than an aunt; she was another mother figure in Jenna’s life. Renée cared deeply for Jenna’s husband, Andy, and their friendship and relationship was magical. They were two peas in a pod. As a sister-in-law to John for nearly 50 years, they had a special friendship and relationship that was beautiful to witness. John stepped in the last 6 weeks to help care for Renée as only a brother could.

Predeceased by her sister, Maureen Pitchon Palmquist in October 2022 and her parents, Martha Pitchon and Jack Pitchon. Renee is survived by her niece, Jenna Stein and husband Andy Stein, great-niece and nephew, Jack and McKayla Stein, brother-in-law John Palmquist and numerous friends and family.

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At Eden Memorial Chapels, they understand that every life is unique and deserves to be celebrated in a special way. That's why they offer personalized funeral services tailored to meet the individual needs and preferences of each family. From selecting the perfect casket or urn to choosing music, flowers, and other elements, their team will guide you through every step of the planning process to ensure that your loved one's farewell is truly unforgettable.

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The funeral home's facilities are designed to provide a comfortable and peaceful atmosphere for families and friends to gather and pay their respects. The chapel is beautifully decorated and equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, allowing families to share memories and stories of their loved ones through photos, videos, and music. Additionally, Eden Memorial Chapels offers ample parking, wheelchair accessibility, and a convenient location in the heart of Fort Lee.

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Eden Memorial Chapels offers a range of cremation options to suit individual preferences and budgets. From direct cremation to cremation with a memorial service, their team will help you navigate the process with compassion and understanding. They also offer a variety of urns and containers, as well as scattering gardens and memorialization options, to help you honor your loved one's memory.

Pre-Planning Services

Planning ahead can be a wise decision for individuals who want to ensure that their final wishes are respected and alleviate the burden on their loved ones. Eden Memorial Chapels offers pre-planning services, allowing you to make informed decisions about your funeral arrangements in advance. Their experienced staff will guide you through the process, answering any questions you may have and helping you create a personalized plan that reflects your unique needs and preferences.

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Losing a loved one can be a devastating experience, and Eden Memorial Chapels understands that grief is a journey that requires support and guidance. They offer a range of grief support resources, including counseling services, support groups, and online resources, to help families navigate the healing process. Their team is committed to providing ongoing support and care long after the funeral service has taken place.

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Eden Memorial Chapels is deeply rooted in the Fort Lee community and is committed to giving back through various charitable initiatives and events. They believe in supporting local organizations and causes that benefit the community, from hosting educational seminars on end-of-life care to participating in fundraising campaigns for local charities.

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If you're seeking compassionate and professional funeral services in Fort Lee, NJ, look no further than Eden Memorial Chapels. To learn more about their services or to schedule a consultation with one of their experienced funeral directors, please don't hesitate to contact them at (phone number) or visit their website at (website URL). You can also stop by their funeral home at 327 Main Street, Fort Lee, NJ 07024 to speak with a member of their team in person.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an obituary?

An obituary is a written notice that announces the death of a person, typically including their name, age, date of birth and death, and a brief biography. It serves as a way to share the news of a loved one's passing with friends, family, and community.

Why are obituaries important?

Obituaries play a significant role in honoring the life of the deceased, providing closure for those who are grieving, and serving as a historical record of the person's life. They also give family and friends an opportunity to celebrate the person's achievements, share memories, and pay tribute to their legacy.

Who typically writes an obituary?

The responsibility of writing an obituary usually falls on the family members or close friends of the deceased. In some cases, a funeral home or crematorium may offer assistance with writing and publishing the obituary.

What information should be included in an obituary?

A typical obituary includes the person's full name, age, date of birth and death, place of residence, occupation, education, hobbies, interests, and surviving family members. It may also include information about the funeral or memorial service, charitable donations, and any other relevant details.

How long should an obituary be?

The length of an obituary can vary depending on the publication or online platform. Generally, it should be concise and to the point, ranging from 100 to 500 words. Longer obituaries may be published online or in specialized publications.

Can I include photos in an obituary?

Yes, many publications and online platforms allow you to include one or more photos with the obituary. This can be a meaningful way to personalize the tribute and make it more engaging for readers.

How do I submit an obituary to a newspaper or online platform?

The submission process varies depending on the publication or platform. You can usually find guidelines on their website or by contacting their customer service department. Be prepared to provide the written obituary, along with any accompanying photos or documents.

How much does it cost to publish an obituary?

The cost of publishing an obituary varies widely depending on the publication, location, and length of the obituary. Some newspapers and online platforms offer free or low-cost options, while others may charge several hundred dollars or more.

Can I write my own obituary in advance?

Yes, it's becoming increasingly common for people to write their own obituaries in advance. This can be a therapeutic exercise in reflecting on your life and legacy, and can also help alleviate the burden on your loved ones during a difficult time.

What is a self-written obituary called?

A self-written obituary is often referred to as a "self-obit" or "autobit." It's a unique opportunity for individuals to tell their own story and leave a lasting legacy.

How do I ensure accuracy when writing an obituary?

To ensure accuracy, verify all facts and dates with family members, friends, and official documents. Double-check spellings, ages, and other details to avoid mistakes.

Can I include humor in an obituary?

Absolutely! Humor can be a wonderful way to celebrate the personality and spirit of the deceased. Just be sure to keep it respectful and tasteful.

What if I want to keep the obituary private?

If you prefer to keep the obituary private, you can opt for a private or family-only publication. Alternatively, you can choose not to publish an obituary at all.

How long after death should an obituary be published?

The timing of publishing an obituary varies depending on cultural traditions and personal preferences. Typically, it's published within a few days to a week after the person's passing.

Can I update or correct an already-published obituary?

In most cases, yes. Contact the publication or online platform where the obituary was published and provide the necessary corrections or updates. They will work with you to make changes as needed.

What is a death notice?

A death notice is a brief announcement of someone's passing, usually including only basic information such as name, age, date of birth and death, and funeral service details. It's often used in conjunction with a more detailed obituary.

What is the difference between an obituary and a eulogy?

An obituary is a written notice announcing someone's passing and providing biographical information. A eulogy is a spoken tribute delivered at a funeral or memorial service, typically focusing on personal anecdotes and memories of the deceased.

Can I include quotes or poems in an obituary?

Absolutely! Quotes, poems, or lyrics that resonate with the deceased's personality or spirit can add depth and meaning to the obituary.

How do I handle sensitive information in an obituary?

If there are sensitive details about the deceased's life or circumstances surrounding their death, it's essential to approach them with tact and respect. Consider consulting with family members or close friends before deciding what information to include.

Can I include charitable donation information in an obituary?

Yes! Many families choose to include information about charitable donations in lieu of flowers or other gifts. This can be a meaningful way to honor the deceased's memory and support their favorite causes.

What if I need help writing an obituary?

If you're struggling to write an obituary or need guidance on structure and content, consider consulting with a funeral home director, grief counselor, or professional writer who specializes in obituaries.

How do I preserve an online obituary over time?