Connecting with the families you serve is an important part of the work you do every day. Whether you’re a hospice professional, member of the clergy, grief counselor, medical professional, death doula or other professional who helps families prior to or after the death of a loved one, you know how critical it is to help family and friends cope with grief, provide them with resources to make informed choices and encourage them to have a service or tribute that honors the life of their loved one.
Remembering A Life and its network of NFDA-member funeral directors are your partners in helping families during one of the most difficult times in their lives.
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Introduce the families you serve and your community to the power of remembering a life. NFDA’s suite of resources makes it easy to:
Download the free Remembering A Life Idea Guide for end-of-life professionals. Learn about all of the resources available and creative ways to use them!
We’re here to help. Contact us to discuss the ways in which you can most effectively use RememberingALife.com resources with your families and in your communities.
To learn more or order resources, call 800-228-6332. Make sure to mention you are with an allied organization to receive special pricing. You may also contact us via email with your questions.
Remembering A Life Journey Cards
Have the Talk of a Lifetime Conversation Cards
The National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) is the worldwide source of expertise and professional resources for all facets of funeral service. Founded in 1882, NFDA is the world’s leading and largest funeral service association, serving 20,000 individual members who represent nearly 11,000 funeral homes in the United States and approximately 50 countries around the world.
Every day, NFDA-member funeral directors help families create beautiful and meaningful tributes that capture the essence of a loved one’s life. As members of the National Funeral Directors Association, they commit to and comply with the NFDA Code of Professional Conduct, which is reflective of their dedication to serving families with honesty and integrity.