NCS Port Charlotte Service Manager Gloria Yanni attended this month's Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce Card Exchange, hosted by Life Care Center of Punta Gorda – and there was an unusually large turnout! There was a beautiful food display by the facility, and a fun trivia event about the facility's history. Pictured is Gloria with David Obermeier, the recipient of our fun Fourth of July basket in the raffle, and with Dan Ravallo, internal audio director, representing the Clerk of the Court, who she won a bottle of wine from. Cheers!
National Cremation Society
Individual and Family Services
Phoenix, AZ 815 followers
Trusted to help thousands of families with their final needs for over four decades.
About us
When we founded National Cremation in 1973, we set out to help families that choose cremation for their final needs by providing a simple and affordable cremation service. Today, hundreds of thousands of families later, we are the nation’s oldest and largest provider of cremation services, still helping families plan. We have learned from our client families along the way. We have learned that individuals and families choose cremation for a variety of reasons. Many choose cremation for the low cost and simplicity; others to reduce their eternal land use. Over the years, we’ve become not only cremation specialists, but cremation experts. National Cremation appreciates the opportunity to work with you and your family and show you how simple cremation can be. Whether you have an immediate need at the time of death or are preplanning cremation for a future need, you are sure to find that our cremation services meet your needs.
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http://www.nationalcremation.com
External link for National Cremation Society
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- Individual and Family Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Phoenix, AZ
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Cremation Services, Cremation Preplanning, and At-Need Cremation
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NCS #PortCharlotte #Florida has participated in and sponsored the Annual Public Safety Appreciation Night for many years, but this year was a little different. Previously, the #firstresponders it honors organized the entire evening themselves. They decided last year would be their last, and asked for help from the community to organize it this year. Several local #Rotary groups took the helm and did a wonderful job, with great food, a DJ, photo booth, and silent auction. They raised money for the Charlotte Explorers and the Do The Right Thing Program, both children’s divisions of the local police department. “Always a pleasure to recognize our local first responders and heroes,” said Port Charlotte Service Manager Gloria Yanni, who is a member of Rotary Club of Charlotte Harbor Sunset, and attended with Office Coordinator Rachelle Pastorfield.
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For some of us, Father's Day can be tough. It can be healing to listen to others share their experience of losing a dad or husband, and know you're not alone. If you missed the live webinar on Tuesday, June 11, you can listen anytime to the Fathers & Loss discussion we've co-sponsored with For Grief – and sign up for upcoming events, which are free for everyone, if you wish – at this link. https://lnkd.in/eGwipPwC
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REMINDER: Join us tomorrow at 7 p.m. EST for a free, online discussion on Fathers & Loss, in partnership with For Grief. In the virtual event, grief experts will delve into issues around fathers and grief. Register to listen here, or scan the QR code. https://lnkd.in/giRWxNSn
In the next of our four-part webinar series Holidays & Grief: Finding a Way Forward, National Cremation Society is partnering with For Grief to present a free, online event on Fathers & Loss. In the virtual discussion, at 7 p.m. EST on Tuesday, June 11, grief experts will delve into issues around fathers and grief. Register to listen here, or scan the QR code. If you register and are unable to attend, a link will be sent to you later so you can listen anytime. https://lnkd.in/giRWxNSn
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NCS #Denver Service Manager Ashley Mellichampe brought “On The Go” self-care kits for the staff members of local in-home hospices Agape, Berkley, Brighton, and Bristol – just something to keep with them, to help them take care of themselves after giving so much to care for others.
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NCS #PortCharlotte #Florida Service Manager Gloria Yanni attended the Rotary Club of Charlotte Harbor Sunset's Annual Change of Watch Dinner at Isles Yacht Club in Punta Gorda. They thanked the outgoing board for their service, and also welcomed the new board, and National Cremation Society of Port Charlotte was happy to be the floral centerpiece sponsor. Pictured from left, Charlotte Harbor Sunset Rotary members Gail McKee, Suzanne VanDrus (incoming 2024 President), Gloria, and Kim Spencer; and Darryl Keys introducing keynote speaker District Governor of Rotary Alfred Current.
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The theme, appropriately, was Inspiration for NCS #Naples' table at the #CollierCounty Case Manager & Social Worker Appreciation Dinner. It was a huge success! Pictured is Service Manager Joshua Shook.
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In honor of #MemorialDay remembrances, NCS #Detroit Service Manager Maryann Korb volunteered to place flags on the graves of U.S. #veterans at Great Lakes National Cemetery.
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NCS #PortCharlotte Service Manager Gloria Yanni attended the annual Our Charlotte Elder Affairs Network (OCEAN) Sunflower Luncheon, where members nominate those who deserve to be recognized for their efforts in helping elderly folks in the community. There were eight nominees this year; the winner was Jennifer Neuman of The Meridian at Punta Gorda Isles. Winners are given $1,000 to be donated to a charity of their choice, and Jennifer chose the Southwest Florida Honor Flight. A delicious lunch was served at Visani Comedy Theater, Port Charlotte. We were pleased to provide the table centerpieces, representative of the sunflower theme, created by Port Charlotte Florist. A great event! Pictured are Jennifer Neuman and OCEAN President Darcy Woods.
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