Taking the initiative to arrange plans in advance is vital for both you and your loved ones. This allows you to make well-thought-out, rational plans that your family will appreciate while giving you the opportunity to address every detail.
We have designed an
easy-to-use form that guides you through the process by collecting essential information. After receiving this data, our funeral home will reach out to you (if desired) to finalize your arrangements, or you can simply request that we keep this information on file.
Your arrangements are guaranteed and will be executed as directed. You and your family can be confident that, although these plans may not be needed for years, they will be available and taken care of when necessary. There is immense comfort in knowing that your wishes will be carried out as intended, allowing those you care about to remember you as you desire.
Unfortunately, many families face conflicts and strained feelings when organizing a loved one's unexpected funeral. Disagreements can arise when memories of the deceased's preferences conflict with one another. Such disputes can escalate tensions and hinder the healing process. By making your plans now, your loved ones will know that your wishes were respected and fulfilled.
Advance funeral planning offers more funding options. Prearrangements can be covered with a preneed insurance policy, life insurance, or other payment alternatives. Services must be paid in full at the time of death, so understanding your choices ahead of time is crucial.
Did you know that over 150 decisions and tasks often need completion within the first 24 to 48 hours following a person's passing? By organizing your final wishes ahead of time, you can ensure your loved ones won't have to grapple with these details and choices during their period of emotional turmoil. The reassurance that everything is taken care of allows for proper remembrance and healing.
The initial step is to document your preferences. Specify whether you prefer burial or cremation, and write down your ideas for the service, cemetery choice, etc. If you have made these decisions or are uncertain, schedule a time to meet with one of our funeral directors who can explain various service options, merchandise choices, and payment methods.
You will need basic information about yourself or the person you are planning for, such as date of birth, marital status, and parents' full names. Aside from this biographical data, you will also need to choose between burial or cremation, the type of service desired, and the cemetery to use. Our compassionate staff will assist you throughout this process.
Preplanning simply involves making your wishes known; however, many families who do this also choose to pre-fund their funeral. This alleviates the financial burden on the family and provides you with peace of mind.
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