Giles Memory Gardens is the primary provider of cemetery services that creates a healing experience for families and their loved ones in Lynnville, TN and the surrounding areas. Since 1990, our main goal has always been to provide our client families with memorable remembrance experiences, celebrations of their loved one's life, and the memorialization of the time they shared. You can count on us to help you plan a personal, lasting tribute to your loved one and we’ll carefully guide you through the many decisions that must be made during this challenging time. Our staff has an excellent reputation in the industry and is known for their caring, compassionate approach offered to every family. We welcome you to give us a call at (931) 363-0097 for more information.
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death of a beloved animal or pet can be as emotionally difficult as losing any other loved one. In many cases, pet loss can feel even more difficult because grieving the loss of animal life isn’t as socially understood as grieving the loss of human life. This means people who lose a pet, often grieve alone without support. Fortunately, there are pet funeral services and
cemeteries in Lynnville, TN can help. If you’ve lost a family member of the animal variety, there are several things you can do to commemorate their life.
For a lot of people, pets are simply an addition to the family. Pets add so much love and interaction in the family dynamic, and many people couldn’t see the pet as anything other than family. It follows then, that their death should be treated with the respect and memory of any other human family member. Here are several ways that people choose to love and honor their fallen pets:
Losing a favorite pet can cause very real emotional anguish, as well as feelings of loss and emptiness. Friends and family may not fully understand the reality of your grief which can make the death of a pet almost unbearable. One way to cope and help your heart to heal is to create a pet memorial. Something special and meaningful to you and your family.
The activity of creating a memorial can be a way to soothe the ache of your loss, and keep your mind looking toward healing and future well-being. It’s not to help you forget and leave your deceased pet behind, but to remember them in love as you move forward. Once you have completed the memorial of your choosing, you will have something to remind you of your pet and help you to reflect on the happy memories you shared with them.
If you are a pet owner who loved your animal in life, but you don’t feel the need for funeral or memorial services in death, there are basic services to help you respectfully disposition their remains. Convenience is often key for owners who need to care for their animal in this way.
If it is allowed in your city and neighborhood, the backyard burial maybe the easiest method of laying your pet to rest. But you can always check with your city to find pet crematories who can transport and dispose of the remains. They will come to your home and retrieve your deceased animal and take it from there. You can also check with your veterinarian for pet cremation or disposition. Some humane societies can offer this assistance.
At Giles Memory Gardens, we understand that losing a pet is a painful part of life. That’s why we help families to find meaningful ways to celebrate and memorialize their animal family members. Whether your pet was a four-legged furry friend, an exotic bird, or a reptile with an attitude, if you’ve loved and lost them, call on us to help. We provide pet memorial services and cemeteries in Lynnville, TN. You’ll find our offices at 140 Bethel Rd, Pulaski, TN 38478. Call us to find out how we can serve you at
(931) 363-0097.
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