visit to mother grave [duplicate]

1. What do you say when you visit someone's grave?
2. How do I find my family's grave?
3. How do you visit someone's grave?
4. Can you dig up a family member's grave?
5. What should I put on a grave?
6. What should you not say at a funeral?
7. Does grave mean serious?
8. How do I find a grave without a gravestone?
9. Is it disrespectful to walk on a grave?
10. What happens if you point at a grave?
11. How long do you have to wait before you can put a headstone on a grave?

What do you say when you visit someone's grave?

Let them know that you appreciate the significance of their loss, and that you are concerned about them. If you have included them in your prayers, let them know that too. 'I remember'… Share a special memory of the deceased.

How do I find my family's grave?

Use Google Searches for Cemetery Information

1. Go to www.Google.com.
2. Enter the first and last name of your ancestor, the city or county you think they may be buried in, and the word, “cemetery” and click search.

How do you visit someone's grave?

A few tips:

1. Familiarize yourself with any posted cemetery rules.
2. Leash your pets (and clean up after them)
3. Drive slowly and be alert.
4. Respect the graves of others.
5. Be respectful of funeral services and other mourners.
6. Clean up after yourself and others.

Can you dig up a family member's grave?

Digging up the dead

Exhuming a corpse or interred ashes requires legal permission. ... Other religions can be opposed to exhumation as well and unwilling to sanction disinterment of remains within their own cemeteries.

What should I put on a grave?

Most Common Grave Decorations

• FRESH FLOWERS. Leaving fresh flowers on gravesites is a timeless, classic way to decorate a grave. ...
• ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Some cemeteries do not allow fresh flowers to be placed on graves. ...
• CANDLES. ...
• HANDWRITTEN NOTES. ...
• PHOTOGRAPHS. ...
• PHOTO ENGRAVED PENDANT. ...
• SOLAR LIGHTS. ...
• SPECIAL ROCKS & STONES.

What should you not say at a funeral?

What Not to Say at a Funeral

• I know how you feel. You'll get over it. ...
• It's good that they died doing what they loved. ...
• God uses all things for good. ...
• Talk about your own loss. ...
• Life is easier because… ...
• He feels no pain because he is in a better place. ...
• If there's anything I can do to help, let me know. ...
• It was meant to be, or it was destiny.

Does grave mean serious?

The definition of grave is something that is serious or taken seriously or doing something in a solemn or sedate manner. ... An example of grave is when you have a serious look on your face.

How do I find a grave without a gravestone?

An unmarked grave is difficult to find, but not impossible.
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In addition to calling the county and talking to funeral homes, try these sources:

1. Old newspapers.
2. Obituaries.
3. Local historical societies.
4. Death certificate.
5. Family records.
6. Family correspondence (letters, etc.)
7. Church records.

Is it disrespectful to walk on a grave?

Touching monuments or headstones is extremely disrespectful and in some cases, may cause damage. ... Be sure to walk in between the headstones, and don't stand on top of a burial place. Be respectful of other mourners. If a funeral is occurring, take care not to get in the way of procession and burial.

What happens if you point at a grave?

Even pointing at a grave could bring bad luck. Given the proliferation of photos of graveyards, that means a lot of people have been willingly courting bad luck! According to one website, collecting epitaphs means the collector will lose their memory.

How long do you have to wait before you can put a headstone on a grave?

You should wait a minimum of 6-12 months before erecting a headstone. The time gap between the actual burial and the erection of a headstone will vary. Soil settlement time, the climate of the site, the traditions of the families, and the period of aggrievement are all important considerations.