Holiday Service of Remembrance 2020

Schramka Funeral Homes • Dec 08, 2020

From all of us at Schramka Funeral Homes, we're pleased to offer this virtual Service of Remembrance for families who have lost a loved one this year or in times gone by. The holidays can be an especially challenging time for making sense of loss or coping with grief. However, it's through our memories, a deep sense of respect, and love, that our loved one's live on and give us hope.

Our service was produced with the health and safety of the entire community in mind. We hope that this vigil will help bring a measure of peace and fulfilment to you and your family this holiday season.  

We sincerely wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and yours.

If we can be of assistance to you or members or your family, never hesitate to reach out to us for advice or support.

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