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Funeral Planning Fundamentals: What To Expect

I had never given much thought to the funeral planning process until my grandmother passed away when I was a young adult. Watching my parents navigate the planning and selection process with the funeral home intrigued me, because I had no idea that there were so many options. I spent some time researching the local funeral homes and the services that they offer to better understand it. I decided to create this site in the hopes of helping others who may have never been through planning for a funeral. The more you know beforehand, the easier it will be amidst your grief.

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What To Do When A Loved One Passes Away With No Insurance

Posted on 18 January 2018

Losing someone you care about is one of life's great tragedies. It could have been an event that came up out of the blue, leaving you reeling and wondering how to go on. If you're the next of kin and the person didn't have life insurance you might really be dealing with a heavy load. Even though your funds are limited you want to give them the kind of sendoff that is worthy of the life that they lived. [Read More]

Three Ways To Make Your Funeral More Environmentally Friendly

Posted on 16 January 2018

When it comes to planning a funeral to be environmentally friendly, many people opt to be cremated because of its minimal environmental impact. However, regardless of whether you favor cremation or burial, there are several ways to make this event more environmentally friendly. Stipulating your wishes in your funeral planning document will ensure that the funeral home and your surviving family members honor your wishes after your passing. This can be comforting to you, especially if you're someone who has always cared for the environment. [Read More]

3 Tips For Planning A Traditional Funeral Service

Posted on 10 January 2018

Losing a loved one is sure to be something that is difficult to go through. This can be one of the scariest times in life and work to recover from your grief will take time. You may also need to plan a funeral service for this individual, and this isn't an easy thing to do either. However, knowing specific tips for helping you get through this unfortunate situation is sure to be helpful to you. [Read More]

What Kind Of Grave Marker Would Your Loved One Appreciate?

Posted on 9 January 2018

After your loved one has passed on, a headstone is the only physical evidence that will remain for generations to come. You want it to be as unique as the person it represents. You want it to stand out and to reflect your loved one's personality. A personalized headstone will also help family members to easily locate their resting place. Regulations The first step towards choosing a headstone is to learn about the regulations of your chosen burial sites. [Read More]