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McDONALD & SON COMMITTED TO SERVICE
___November
17, 2003--"Because we care." That has been the
philosophy which has guided funeral director Lauren McDonald,
III, and his father, Bubba McDonald, since opening McDonald
& Son Funeral Home in 1997.
___As
Forsyth County's largest, newest and most modern funeral services
facility completes its eighth year, the McDonald family reflects
on the funeral home's success with gratitude to the many families
who have entrusted them with the care of their families during
their times of loss. "Our first priority will always be
to the families we serve and we take that responsibility very
seriously," emphasizes Lauren McDonald.
___From
the traditional architecture to the comfortably appointed visitation
rooms and beautiful chapel which seats over 240, the funeral
home is designed to provide families in Forsyth County with
the highest quality services in a warm, comfortable and family-oriented
environment.
___The McDonald family and the staff at McDonald & Son are
committed to helping families during their time of loss. For
this reason, they continually strive to provide new services
and choices that will make a very difficult time just a little
easier for those families.
___In
October of this year, McDonald & Son Funeral Home opened
Forsyth County's first and only crematorium. In commenting on
the decision to build a crematorium, Lauren McDonald stated,
"The attitudes toward cremation have changed. As more people
choose cremation, we wanted the comfort of knowing that the
entire cremation process is handled completely by our staff at our
facility."
___As
more and more people have come to recognize the importance of
pre-arranging their funeral services, McDonald & Son Funeral
Home & Crematory has also
expanded its services in the area of pre-planning. Our full time Family Services Counselor is available to assist individuals and families in choosing pre-arrangement funeral plans that fit their individual needs and budgets.
___As
perceptions about funeral services change, many families are
placing more emphasis on celebrating the life of their loved
one rather than dwelling on death. At McDonald & Son, families
are encouraged to personalize the visitation and funeral service
with photos, mementos and personal items which represent the
life of their loved one. As a part of this personalization,
McDonald & Son has recently begun offering families a video
tribute which family and friends can view during the visitation.
The tribute is made up of photos provided by the family which
capture moments throughout the life of the deceased. Following
the funeral service, the video is given to the family as a lasting
remembrance of their loved one.
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