Honoring all lives lost to overdose

A man is standing in front of a stained glass window in a church.

Losing a loved one to addiction and overdose hurts terribly. It leaves us with many questions, but not many answers. However, coming together with family and friends to honor the life of a loved one, share stories and support one another can help us begin the grief journey. O’Connell Family Funeral Homes can gently guide you during this very difficult time.

 

 

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