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Every month, Chicago resident Linda Kluth is able to place flowers on her late husband's cemetery plot, clean off debris from the headstone, and use an edger to make it look picture-perfect. The catch is that his tomb is in Cleveland—and Linda does not have to leave home to do this.
Losing a mate can be one of the most stressful events in a person’s life, and the grieving period that follows can be taxing for even the strongest among us. Luis Orta, a clinical psychologist based in Miami, has worked extensively with people who have suffered loss, be it of a loved one, a job, or a home due to a natural disaster.
A look at near-death experiences.
If life is a journey, what is the destination? We asked people 50 and over to share their most deeply held beliefs. The result is an illuminating glimpse into America's spiritual core
At the Ramsey Creek Preserve in Westminster, S.C., the dead protect the land of the living. That’s because there’s flat gravestones, no embalming, and often no casket.
Cookie-cutter funerals are out. These days, a more personalized exit is the likely scenario. We research the ways people are finding ways to say "goodbye."
A funeral-industry scandal that’s fleecing thousands of Americans
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