This week, get to know us….

Mitch Albom once said, “The way you get meaning into your life is to devote yourself to loving others, devote yourself to your community around you, and devote yourself to creating something that gives you purpose and meaning.” At Miles we believe this is true not only for individuals, but for businesses and organizations. Miles Funeral Home is a devoted member of the Holden community, active in area organizations such as Council on Aging where our owner Rick Mansfield is currently the vice-chair. We are active in the Wachusett Chamber and Rotary, and enjoy strong collaborations with Wachusett Regional High School, the police and fire departments, and non-profit organizations such as Hope Lives Here. We believe that a strong community is made possible by the involvement of both for-profit businesses and non-profit organizations. Miles Funeral Home believes, as our logo declares, that it is important to honor lives and celebrate memories. We do that in so many ways beyond our primary role of assisting families with funeral care. One way of honoring the people, institutions and organizations of Holden is our annual participation in Holden Days. Wachusett Area Chamber offers a great description of Holden Days: The Wachusett Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present “Holden Days,” a town-wide celebration that is taking place Saturday, August 24 from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Now in its 44th year, this annual event promises great food, fun and entertainment for the entire family, as well as promotional opportunities for area businesses and organizations. A sampling of this year’s activities includes free Main Stage performances by Decades by Dezyne and Midnight Riders, fun activities and demonstrations in the Kids Court, an auto showcase, and bandstand performances by Screen Door. In addition, visitors can stroll through the Marketplace which promotes area businesses and non-profits, visit the Art Lot and Craft Corner which spotlights local artisans and crafters, and enjoy breakfast and lunch at the Food Court.


Miles Funeral Home welcomes you to stop by and visit with our staff, take a chance to win one of the awesome gift baskets our staff has prepared! This is a great opportunity to get to know us a little better and to celebrate the wonderful town we serve! See you there!

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