Throwback Thursday: The Oldest Operating Crematories in the US
The Fresh Pond Crematory, in Middle Village on Long Island in New York, built the second public crematory in 1885, and is the oldest operating crematory in the US....
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Throwback Thursday: Modern Cinerary Urns
"Modern Cremation Urns" as seen in the Fresh Pond Crematory, Long Island, New York, in 1896.
Throwback Thursday: Cremation Edition – CANA sets the Capacity Standard
In 1985, the Cremation Association of North America conducted an urn-capacity study, the results of which suggested that the average volume of cremated remains for an adult was 200...
Cremation Is More Popular Than Ever, And Here’s Why (INFOGRAPHIC)
Article By Macrina Cooper-White, HuffPost It's no secret that life expectancy in the U.S. is trending upward. A person born today can expect to live eight years longer than...
Throwback Thursday: Cremation Edition – The CAA Badge
When the Cremation Association of America was founded in 1913, members received a unique badge with a medallion depicting a torch encircled by the Association's name. Above was a...
Throwback Thursday: This Is What The CANA Convention Looked Like 100 Years Ago
100 years ago, these CANA Convention attendees looked a little different than the group gathering in Minneapolis next week, but shared the same mission. (click image above for...
CG Labs Appoints Jeff Harbeson as President and a Director of Company
CG Labs, Inc. www.cglabscorp.com announces the appointment of Jeff Harbeson as President and a Director of the company. “Jeff’s leadership experience from both business and military along with...