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Clock offers funeral packages that include live video of service Posted 04/13/2009
Via: www.mlive.com
Dale Clock's great-grandfather-- the founder of Clock Life Story Funeral Home -- might be rolling over in his "proverbial" grave about now...... -
Funeral webcasts becoming popular Posted 03/25/2009
Via: www.wkyc.com
A recent funeral service for Betty Jane Garver in Mansfield had a much wider audience than the just the people....... -
Funerals are now just a mouse click away Posted 03/08/2009
Via: www.omaha.com
When traveling salesman Jack Rittenhouse died of cancer in February, folks from as far away as Pakistan and Costa Rica mourned....... -
Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Centers now connects families and friends around the world with memorial service Webcasting Posted 02/2009
Flanner and Buchanan's Webcasting system was barely in place when it was used to offer a live broadcast of Zionsville,Indiana, funeral to a relative of the deceased...... -
Kennewick Funeral Home Broadcasts Funerals on Web Posted 9/09/2008
Via: www.kndu.com
KENNEWICK, Wash–Many people say a funeral is a way for a proper closure, but often because of money and time, you can't always make it to the funeral to say good-bye. -
Funeral Services via Web Posted 4/09/2008
Via: The Herald Journal
By Brittny Goodsell Jones–Funerals can now be webcast around the world from Logan's own Nelson Funeral Horne. For family members, this means everyone can attend the funeral even if they are scattered across the nation. -
Webcasting Funeral Services in Pocatello Posted 13/08/2008
Via: www.kidk.com
By Wes Horrocks - This is a story we can probably all relate too, you miss out on going to a funeral, a play, or some other special event because you're out of town or sick. Thanks to one pocatello company that may not happen again.
Using a small camera, laptop, and an internet connection the Downard Funeral Home in Pocatello hopes to start connecting families through webcasting.
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Webcasts allow more mourners to watch funerals Posted 15/06/2008
Via: www.jsonline.com
By Bill Glauber– When it comes to funerals, James Augustine is a traditionalist. Honor the deceased, comfort the grieving family and gather together as a community. But what if every relative can’t make the funeral? What if illness or a missed flight leaves a loved one, or friend, stranded hundreds of miles away? -
Remote-Access Worship Posted 04/2007
By John Brandon– One new company provides simplified access to the complicated world of streaming video.
One of the recent develop-ments in technology that has huge potential for the church is streaming video. Unfortunately, very few ministries have tapped into this medium.
Utilizing streaming video, churches can show sermon videos or Sunday morning lessons, sometimes live, to people who can't make it there in person. -
Webcasting Weddings Posted 14/02/2008
Via: www.eventdv.net
By Chuck & Jewel Savadelis– Every bride we've met has expressed disappointment that at least one close family member could not attend her wedding. In the several years we've been running San Francisco-based Savadelis Films, the close family member is usually a beloved grandparent who is too weak or too sick to make the journey. . -
Fort Pierce funeral home offers free military greetings Posted 12/11/2009
Via: www.tcpalm.com
By Carolyn Scofield WPTV NewsChannel 5 – FORT PIERCE —A smile across the miles can mean so much during the holiday season. Haisley Funeral & Cremation Service wants to close the gap between military men and women and their loved ones here at home. They're offering a free service called Messages of Hope throughout the holiday season...
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Funeral services via web - The Herald Journal
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