Coldspring

Our Fall Company Party was a great opportunity to step away from the day-to-day and enjoy an evening together as a Coldspring team.

With great food, plenty of laughs, prizes and good conversation, it was a fun night celebrating the people who make Coldspring what it is. Events like this give us a chance to connect outside of work, recharge and enjoy the camaraderie that makes our team special.

We are grateful for the people who make up the Coldspring family and for the opportunity to celebrate together.

Creative costumes, shared laughs, and a little Halloween fun brought our team together to celebrate the connections that make Coldspring a great place to work.

We appreciate everyone who joined in and helped create a fun atmosphere filled with laughter, teamwork, and company spirit. Happy Halloween!

Yesterday, a group of our Coldspring employees volunteered their evening at Paynesville Health Care Center and Koronis Place for a fun night of BINGO.

The group spent time playing games, visiting with residents and sharing plenty of smiles and conversations. It was a simple way to give back and help make the evening a little more special for the residents.

Volunteering and supporting our communities are some of the ways we put our values into action. Thank you to our employees who took the time to volunteer and make a difference!

Thank you to everyone who participated in National Cremation Placement Day.

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For more than 125 years, Coldspring has been guided by a commitment to our core values. Every day, our people put those values into action by serving our customers, supporting their teammates, and strengthening their communities.

HONOR is more than a word. It reflects how we work and how we treat others: with honesty and integrity, through organized and purposeful work, by embracing innovation and staying nimble, and with openness and respect.

These values have stood the test of time and continue to guide who we are and how we move forward.

After more than a century, Lisle Lester is finally coming home.

Thanks to the persistence of people who believed her life and legacy deserved a permanent place of remembrance, Lisle’s cremated remains will be laid to rest tomorrow in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.

Fittingly, her interment will take place on the first National Cremation Placement Day, October 17, a coincidence the group discovered only after choosing the date.

Her journey is a beautiful reminder that it’s never too late to create a permanent place to remember.

Read the remarkable story of Lisle’s journey home https://na2.hubs.ly/H08r5_-0

She Was Gone for 130 Years. This Funeral Director Brought Her Home Discover how funeral director Dawn Nelson helped return 19th-century journalist Lisle Lester’s remains home after more than a century in storage.

Are you planning a placement ceremony, remembrance gathering, educational event or community tribute? We want to help recognize the meaningful ways communities are observing National Cremation Placement Day.

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