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2020 Virtual Walk to Remember

Support for the Hardest Loss

Share of Lancaster provides community for anyone who experiences the tragic death of a baby. We serve parents, grandparents, siblings, and others in the family unit, as well as the professionals who care for grieving families.

Bi-Monthly Share Burial

Every second month, Share families gather to celebrate, remember and lovingly bury the sweet babies lost in the previous two months. Burials are held on the second Tuesday of January, March, May, July, September, & November. Honoring your babies and your grief, we invite you to join us at 2:30 PM for a grave-side service at St. Joseph's New Catholic Cemetery (170 Charles Road, Lancaster, PA). Please feel free to bring flowers to the burial service.

*If you are looking to find out where you can drop off items for the upcoming burial or where your baby is buried, please call Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home at either 717-393-9661 or 717-560-5100. For burial information, you will need to provide the month and year of loss, and the mother’s full name (including legal last name) at time of loss.*

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Share of Lancaster marks 40 years of helping families grieve after child loss

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One mother's story of loss, grief, healing, and hope.

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