Have you thought about your funeral wishes? Is cremation an option you have considered? What will a funeral cost? Is it cheaper to choose cremation? Can you plan and pay for your funeral in advance? How do you tell your family what your wishes are? Is there a way to make your passing easier on your family? Visit my website to learn what I did to ensure that my family will have very little to be concerned with when I pass away. Hopefully, it will help you decide what plans to make now, so that your family can focus on grieving their loss in the future.
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Reasons To Opt For A Laser-Etched Headstone For A Loved One
8 February 2018
When you're tasked with choosing the headstone for a recently deceased loved one, you have a responsibility to ensure that this monument is one that provides comfort for grieving family members in the years and decades to come. While you may want to take time to decide exactly what wording and images you want to appear on the headstone, you'll also need to give consideration to how these elements will look.
Planning A Funeral After A Sudden Loss
3 December 2017
Losing a loved one is always a difficult experience, but dealing with a sudden loss comes with its own set of challenges. Planning a funeral after this type of loss does require a few extra considerations, but there are a few things you can do to help make the process easier. Here are a few things to consider when planning a funeral after losing a loved one suddenly: Create A Phone Tree
4 Perfectly Good Reasons To Start Your Funeral Planning
8 November 2017
If you have yet to handle your funeral planning needs, now is a good time to start. Many people don't like to talk about this topic because it can be confusing and even scary. If you're stressed out about funeral planning, a funeral planning director can make you feel a lot more comfortable. If you assume it's too early to do your planning, you couldn't be more wrong. Keep reading to better understand why you should start your planning as soon as you can.
Advantages To Writing A Loved One's Obituary Before His Or Her Death
24 October 2017
It's common to sit down and write the obituary for a loved one soon after he or she passes away. This important piece of writing is necessary to complete promptly so that you can place it in the newspaper and in other locations to advise people of the date and time of the funeral service and the name and address of the funeral home. If you have an ill loved one and it's clear that his or her death is fast approaching, there's nothing wrong with writing the obituary before the death.
Personality Matters In A Funeral Director
3 October 2017
One of the most vulnerable moments of your life might be arranging the funeral of a loved one. Not only is this an emotionally draining task, but there are so many details and hidden costs to consider. Your partner in arranging burial services will be your funeral director. Because this is such a sensitive time, picking the wrong funeral director can add more insult to injury if you're not careful. Here are a few personality traits to look for to find the right funeral director for you.