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Creative Ways to Display Your Family Heirlooms

Throughout our lives, we collect quite a few things possessions: furniture, clothing, knickknacks, books, and more. When a family member dies, they leave their belongings behind along with the question, “What should you do with all of this stuff?” It’s no surprise this is a highly sensitive issue, as these items serve as a visible reminder…

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Does It Matter If I Attend the Funeral?

Today, like never before, family and friends are spread out all over the country. School, jobs, or just personal preferences can cause us to move hundreds or thousands of miles away from each other. Combine distance with work/family responsibilities and financial or health issues and getting together for a funeral can prove to be very…

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Introducing: Our FREE Planning Tool Kit

Planning is something most of us do every day in one way or another, whether it’s making a dinner reservation at a restaurant or booking airplane tickets for summer vacation. Making arrangements for the future can provide peace of mind and some certainty in an uncertain world. At Moloney Family Funeral Homes, our dedicated staff…

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Grief Help After the Loss of a Grandparent

Losing a grandparent is something many of us experience in life and often our first introduction to grief. The death of a grandmother or grandfather is a difficult event that often leads to complex feelings of grief. No matter how young or old we are, we may need help coping with the grief of losing…

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Why More People Are Choosing Cremation for Their Loved Ones

More Americans than ever are choosing cremation – and it’s estimated that the number will only continue to rise. Our staff members at Moloney Family Funeral Home receive a lot of questions from our neighbors in Lake Ronkonkoma, Holbrook, and Central Islip about why this is the case. There are many reasons families are choosing cremation rather…

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The Gathering of a Lifetime

Here at Moloney Family Funeral Homes, our experienced staff members have seen the benefits of planning a reception for your loved one. A reception is a gathering of a lifetime that is most often held after a funeral or cremation. We encourage families to plan a reception to facilitate the healing process following the death…

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How to Support Someone Who Has Lost a Child

Experiencing the death of a child is something no parent should have to go through. The pain is unimaginable. At Moloney Funeral Home, we often field questions about how to support loved ones after the death of a child. While there are no easy answers, here are some helpful tips our staff has put together.…

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Creative Ways to Celebrate Mothers on Mother’s Day

At Moloney Family Funeral Homes, we look forward to celebrating the mothers in our lives each May. Our experienced staff loves to observe this springtime holiday in unique ways. Whether you’re spending Mother’s Day traveling somewhere new or hanging out at home, here are some creative ways to celebrate your mom on Mother’s Day:  …

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Tips for Choosing Your Final Resting Place

Our knowledgeable staff at Moloney Funeral Home knows how challenging it can be for some of our neighbors in Lake Ronkonkoma, Holbrook, and Central Islip to decide where they’d like to be laid to rest. There are so many options and many important factors to consider. Here are some tips to keep in mind when…

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Funeral Preplanning: It’s Not as Scary as It Sounds

For many people, planning of any sort can be a cause of stress. Making end-of-life plans can be even more anxiety-ridden. At Moloney Family Funeral Homes, our staff encourages families in Hauppage, Center Moriches, and Port Jefferson Station to make their funeral arrangements ahead of time. There are many benefits to planning your service in…

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