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Advanced Planning Makes Sense

Key life events demand proactive decisions – births, weddings, graduations, anniversaries, and retirement all need thorough planning. Yet, the crucial event of a funeral often gets neglected. Treat funeral preparation with the same seriousness as any significant occasion. Despite its uncomfortable nature, addressing mortality is a necessary task.

We wouldn’t plan a wedding two days before the date, so why delay funeral planning?

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What would Dad have wanted?

When death comes unexpectedly, too many times the deceased never communicated to a spouse or loved one his or her personal wishes regarding final arrangements. When this occurs, the spouse or loved one is under extreme pressure to make quick decisions, usually with the need to satisfy the unknown questions: “What would Dad have wanted us to do?” This can be very difficult, even unfair, knowing such communication could have taken place prior to death.

Don’t worry Mom. WE will take care of everything

Your children will surely have the best intentions, and believe they can provide for your future needs. Because we don't know what our personal circumstances will be when a loved one dies, planning ahead prevents this problem. Your child may have a difficult financial or personal circumstance that could prevent him or her from fulfilling the very sincere promise to take care of everything.

My Funeral is a Matter of Choice

Making a choice based upon preference is important to many people. Creating a prearranged funeral plan provides us with just that opportunity. Planning your own funeral and final resting place, ensures that your wishes will be known to your loved ones, providing them with a valuable guide to follow.

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What would dad have wanted?

When death comes unexpectedly, too many times the deceased had never communicated to a spouse or loved one his or her personal wishes regarding final arrangements. When this occurs, the spouse or loved one is under extreme pressure to make quick decisions, usually with the need to satisfy the unknown questions: “What would Dad have wanted us to do?” This can be very difficult, even unfair, knowing such communication could have taken place prior to death.

Don’t Worry Mom. We’ll Take Care of Everything

Your children will surely have the best intentions, and believe they can provide for your future needs. Because we don ‘t know what our personal circumstances will be when a loved one dies, planning · ahead prevents this problem. Your child may have a difficult financial or personal circumstance that could prevent him or her from fulfilling the very sincere promise ” to take care of everything.

My Funeral is a Matter of Choice

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Be A Hero to Your Family