funeral obituaries for preterm infants

funeral obituaries for preterm infants

funeral obituaries what is it?

3 types

1. a short notice in the newspaper that is published to announce the death of someone or an infant loss.

2. a notice in the newspaper that is published to announce the death of someone or infant and also a has details of the day of the funeral etc so any family member or friends can attend.

3. a short memorial published in the newspaper in recognision of a family death or a baby death done a year later .

what to write in  a funeral obituary for a preterm infant

if you are wondering what to write for the funeral obituary because and infant passed away too soon in pregnancy, here are some practical ideas you can jot down. Then you can pass the completed notes onto the funeral director who can do it for you, or you can nip into a local newspaper office and give them the details. Make sure you give them the right date for publication to give plenty of notice for any family member wanting to attend the funeral service.

• do not include an home address details
  
• .include brief details as they may charge per letter and it soon mounts up.

Example of a unisex infant funeral obituary.....

To our family and friends on 1st December  2013
meet at Langale lake side

Mr and Mrs smith will commit "baby smith" for a brief memorial / funeral service,no donations.meet for ashes internment with white flowers please which will be laid at the water side.

Example of a  infant boy funeral obituary.....

To our family and friends on 20 December 2013 at Wigtree crematorium 11am

Mr and Mrs smith will commit "baby Micheal Smith" for an internment service,all donations send to P and W funeral directors to be later distributed to our local baby bereavement ward hospital.

Example of a  infant girl funeral obituary.....

To our family and friends on 16 November 2013 at st johns church 11am

Mr and Mrs smith will commit "Baby Marriane Smith" for a funeral service, no flowers please, all donations to be sent direct to local SANDS group.

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