Part of comprehensive life planning should always include a plan of action for taking care of your final needs. As with any discussion relating to death, it is natural to feel somewhat uncomfortable and unsure of yourself when making this type of decision. But the fact remains that making your final arrangements is important for you to do and something that will be appreciated by the loved ones you leave behind.…
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Has somebody you loved dearly passed away recently? If so, you might be the person who is in charge of planning funeral services. From gathering information to buying a special headstone, here are some ideas that might help you to plan the funeral service.
The Spoken Word - Have you ever felt that, as you left somebody else’s funeral, you’ve learned more about that person than you did before his or her death?…
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When the line forms at a funeral visitation, it gives the chance for every attendee to offer his or her condolences to the grieving family. Most people in attendance understand the importance of brevity—they’ll approach you, share some words of encouragement and let you know that you’re in their thoughts, and then move along. There are sometimes other attendees, however, who either don’t know or don’t care about the protocol in this situation, and their actions indicate that they’re more than comfortable with taking up your time.…
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