Memory of deceased: June 2025 brings grief back

Memory of deceased: June 2025 brings grief back

Kapfenberg, Österreich - Today we commemorate the late people from the Bruck-Mürzzuschlag and Leoben districts, who started their last trip in June 2025. At a time when life is often hectic and fast -paced, it is important to pause and show the survivors compassion and sympathy. As meinzirk.at, the current deaths also throw a light on the valuable work of the burial companies that support relatives in difficult times.

In the Bruck-Mürzzuschlag district, the following people said goodbye to us:

• Erwin Adamer, 77, Bruck/Mur
• Johann Dieter, 73, Veitsch
• Christine Gruber, 93, Kapfenberg
• Ernst Gruber, 72, Neuberg an der Mürz
• Helga Gruber, 91, Bruck/Mur
• Elisabeth Kainbacher, 74, Pernegg an der Mur
• Marianne Lackmaier, 73, Mixnitz
• Renate Logar, 81, Bruck/Mur
• Gustav Moser, 94, Mürzzuschlag
• Sophie Murnberger, 71, Langenwang
• Christine Schwarzenegger, 78, Langenwang

• đula Čusto, 67, Leoben
• Günther Dobnikar, 79, Kalwang
• Anna Fischer, 93, Trofaiach
• Monika Hubmann, 68, St. Peter-Freienstein
• Adolf Jantscher, 87, Leoben
• Anton Jöbstl, 62, Niklasdorf
• Maximilian Konrad, 56, Niklasdorf
• Erich Pirkner, 60, Trofaiach
• Wolfgang Ranner, 79, Leoben
• Maria Schatz, 94, Niklasdorf
• Reinhart Schimpl, 77, Trofaiach
• Werner Weber, 81, chambers

sensitive support in mourning cases

The Bestattung Voitsberg has been active in the district of the same name for many decades and helps relatives in this difficult time. The company voitsberg.pietaet.at attaches great importance to consideration and discretion and is available around the clock, even on Sundays and public holidays. The aim is to make a dignified farewell and give relatives the necessary time to mourn. Individual solutions are a matter of course for the burial Voitsberg.

funeral rituals are essential components of processing losses. As [mourning help. While handwritten letters in close friends are often used, electronic media have long since become socially acceptable. But here too it is important to deal sensitively with the feelings of others.

virtual possibilities of remembering

A new offer from mourning aid are the virtual donation candles. These were introduced to offer survivors a modern and at the same time pious option, to channel their grief and to support social projects. Through donations to fixed facilities, those affected can find consolation and do good at the same time. Last year around 2,000 euros per month went to this fundraising campaign, which shows that the response is very positive.

at a time when we often live far apart, virtual sympathy is a helpful alternative. However, there are so many digital means, the personal exchange remains essential to relieve shared suffering. Let us give the deceased and the mourners the space they deserve and let's take the time to remember and remember.