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MARCH 2017

FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY NEWS

S ec t i on B

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New Memorials Direct Releases

New Line of Birthstone Charms

GIG HARBOR,WA—

NewMemorials Direct

is proud to offer more

options to personalize their memorial jewelry. Birthstone charms

are the newest addition to their memorial pendants. Each person is

unique, and birthstone charms offer the perfect way to let personal-

ity shine through as well as add versatility.

Simplicity and elegance are center stage with the new

birthstone charms. The charms are specially designed to lay

with the pendants, so that the two pieces look unified togeth-

er. The charm elegantly twists, enabling it to perfectly pair

with a variety of pendants, or it can simply be worn alone.

Charms are available in all twelve birthstone colors and the

bail’s opening is large enough to fit any common chain size.

Families can order a sterling silver or gold plated bail.

New Memorials Direct birthstone charms offer yet an-

other way to honor loved one’s unique identity. With a

24-hour turn-around time, satisfaction is always guar-

anteed. For more information call 877-995-8767 or visit

www.newmemorialsdirect.com

.

Terrybear’s Craftsman Style Memory

Chest

ST.PAUL,MN—

Terrybear Urns & Memo-

rials

is excited to announce the launch of its

new Craftsman Style Memory Chest. This

new Memory Chest is designed with beau-

tiful contrasting bamboo highlights and in-

cludes a photo display area inside, a memento

drawer and a velvet urn bag that accommo-

dates most standard return containers.

Families can select from six designs which

include: Tree of Life, Modern Geometric

Design, Butterflies, Cardinals, Dove, and

a photo frame option. The magnetic pan-

el adds another level of personalization to

the piece. Personalized engraving is avail-

able as well.

Call Terrybear at 1-888-588-8767 to

find a distributor in the area, or visit

www.Terrybear.com. www.nomispublications.com

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Vitalboards

®

Selects

Disrupt Media

Disrupt Media’s assistance with social media

support has helped continue the success of

Vitalboard’s Vital ICE

marketing program has turned to magic,”

stated Hastings. “Ryan and his team have not

only provided social media support, but have

been very forthcoming with strategic digi-

tal marketing counsel as well. Using Disrupt

Media has been a real feather in our cap as we

introduced the Vital ICE life-saving app.”

“At Disrupt Media, we’ve had some real plea-

sure juxtaposing a life-saving app with death

and funeral homes on socialmedia,” comment-

ed

Ryan Thogmartin,

president and CEO of

Disrupt Media. “We have been careful to de-

liver the messages in a tasteful way, which has

resulted in some amazing results over the past

year for Vitalboards and the VITAL Ice app.”

Disrupt Media is a full service social media

management and content agency dedicated to

the funeral

profession.To

learnmore, call 800-

215-2713 or visit

www.disruptmedia.co

.

ZANESVILLE,OH—

Looking for digital mar-

keting help to introduce its new Vital ICE

app,

Vitalboards

®

has selected

Disrupt Me-

dia

to coordinate its social media strategy

and content management. Using their pro-

prietary Funeral Social Design Process, Dis-

rupt Media has helped Vitalboards success-

fully introduce their mobile Vital ICE app to

the funeral profession.

Vital ICE is the premier In Case of Emer-

gency mobile app that helps save lives any-

where. Free for download with the sponsor’s

unique code, this public safety app locally

stores user medical information, emergen-

cy contacts and more. It can be easily ac-

cessed by EMS and first responders in situa-

tions where the user is unable to speak or is

otherwise incapacitated. First responders are

given access to Vital ICE’s back office site,

where they can send emergency communi-

cations and other alerts to local app users.

Similar medical alert programs, which are

limited to use in the home only, can cost

families in excess of $1000 per year.

“When I started in the funeral business al-

most twenty years ago, direct mail was the way

to go and that’s what we used to first introduce

the Vitalboards® in-home memo boards,”

commented

Frank Hastings,

a partner at Vi-

talboards. “However, our recent results with

direct mail have been declining. That’s when

we knew things needed to change and we had

to consider embracing digital media for the in-

troduction of the Vital ICE app.”

“Since we started working with Ryan and

his team at Disrupt, it seems our Vital ICE

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