‘We realize that that our granddaughter’s death was something that hit very close to you and brought back some very painful memories of the loss of your own baby boy as well as your dear granddaughter.

     Please tell your son how very grateful we were at his unknowing part building the cradle in this experience. It meant all the difference in the world to lay little Sloane to rest in such a sweet Cradle.  What a comfort to us and her parents to have her lay in such a beautiful bed.’

                                   We love you -

                                   Clive and Carolyn  (Grandparents)

       “Just a note to let you know how very pleased we are with the beautiful infant cradles . . . Their workmanship is beyond compare.  They are a beauty to behold.

It is an extremely difficult thing for families of babies to choose a casket.  It is gratifying to see the comfort they have been to the families . . . who have lost infants.

Thank you so much for providing a much needed solace to families who are hurting.  Everyone who comes into the funeral home to see your cradles can only rave about what beauty they provide.”

 Clay J. Jensen,  Funeral Director

       “ Thank you for your sensitivity and insight in producing the perfect place for our baby’s body to rest.  

[We] were immediately drawn to the beautiful simplicity and natural setting you had created for our baby.  

Our  David is now resting where he belongs, in a cradle surrounded by flannel and lace, just as he was when in his crib.

Our brain has a way of recalling our last visual image of things.  I see David in his cradle and feel a tremendous sense of comfort.  

I thank you for making the hardest day of our lives less traumatic by providing the perfect place for our little one to slumber!”

Sincerely, Terry Rees (Mother)

“I recall a Grandmother who wanted her little grandson placed in the burial cradle regardless of the cost, mainly due to the outward appearance of the cradle.  She had commented on how it did not look like a casket, but a very warm and comfortable bed.  I explained to them that little stuffed animals or other small items could be place in the cradle with plenty of room for the baby.  

This grandmother later sent me a thank you note to express her and her families gratitude for helping them  through such  a difficult time and for showing them the baby burial cradle, making this burden of selecting a casket easier for them.”

Allen L. Nibert, Funeral Director

“Recently I had the opportunity to present the baby burial cradle to a young couple.  

When it came time to choose a casket, the anxiety of the family increased.  I could sense great sorrow in their eyes and in their speech.  I felt they were not comforted by what they saw.  Then they turned and saw the baby burial cradle. There was immediate peace and calmness that came over them.  In my years as a funeral director, I had never seen such a reaction of peacefulness as I did that day. The loss of their child was truly softened that day by the selection of the cradle . . . “

                                      Ferrell French,

                                      Funeral Director